... Government has put into execution its design of taking possession of the Bird Islands, a cluster of guatio covered rocks in the Caribbean Sex The invading force drove away two American vessels that were taking in cargoes, one of which has arrived at Boston. All ...

... been nominated to the Russian privateer Xelriiutum ha. burnt three Maine veeeeU. She encountered an unknown whaler in the Caribbean Sea, which showed fight, but was sunk with all on board. The Alabama was at Cayman Island on the 6th, trying to ship men ...

... even wise men mad. Jamaica, says the Times, was a lubber-land to the indolent negro, a sort of Mahommedan Paradise in the Caribbean Sea, where the lazy creature had only to lie down in the sun, and open his mouth in order to have it filled. Not at all, ...

... drawn, and the convict soon ceased to live. The Revolution in Hayti. —lt appears from the West Indian papers received by the Caribbean, that on the 27th ult., a public proclamation was made banishing Geffrard, the late president of Hayti, .and his family, ...

... Vincent the weather continued line, and the growing crops were favourable. Liverpool, August 13. The West Indies mail steamer Caribbean from Colon, Kingston, and Port-au-Prince, arrived here to-day. The news from Colon and Jamaica is unimportant. The civil ...

... passengers, proceeded at 4.30 p m., all well. Liverpool, Friday.—Arrived.• Ida s., Rotterdam; Charlotte Maul, Rio Grande; Caribbean s.. Colon; Thomas, Cardenas. Hull, Friday.—Arrived yesterday: Fanny, St. Valery; Post Boy, St. Michael’s; John Wells es. ...

... survey of the ground, a canal can nnlz be made between the Atlantic and Pacific by way of the Lake of Nieaurf‘u. “From the Caribbean Sea ships could sail up the river San Juan de Nicarsgua for a hundred miles to the lake itself, which is forty mile: wide ...

... case of “the family.” England had colonies in those ' days of which we need only specify Jamaica and other islands in the Caribbean Sea. Then social or industrial life in those islands rested on the basis of “ slavery.” Slavery had grown with 1 their growth ...

... scarcely be said to have reached the South American continent ; till then it was in a great measure col fined to Arabia aud the Caribbean Archipelago. Its extreme scarcity during the Napoleonic wars enhanced Us price ao enormously that on the first announcement ...

... formed for the parpese of coustrmitiug a line of railway, about sixty-tivo mileein length, from the port of Tucacirs, in the Caribbean Sea, to the oelebaattd copper mines cf Aroa, reputed to be the most extensive and the richest in* tho woildi - The mineral ...

... formed for the purpose of constructing a liae of ndlway, abont sixty-two miles in length, from the port of Tucacas, in the Caribbean Sea, to tbe celebrated copper mines of Aroa, reputed to be the most extensive and the rich a.t in the world. The mineral ...

... formed for the purpose of constructing a line of railway, about sixty-two miles in length, from the port of Tucacas, ia the Caribbean Sea, to the celebrated copper mines of Aroa, reputed to be the most extensive and the richest in the world. The mineral wealth ...