... war, and nearly twelve per cent, by disease. The New York Herald states that new guano islands had been discovered in Uie Caribbean Sea. Four young Egyptians, who bave been studying for four years at the University of Munich, have had the de- gree of doctors ...

... westarn borders of the Mississippi states to our ports on the Pacific. Although the controversy arises on the shores of the Caribbean Sea, yet the field of contest will now, as heretofore, He north of the St. Lawrence. Canada cannot be conquered against her ...

... towards our end. Without San Juan del Norte, we lack what will be in the end indispensable to us — a naval force in the Caribbean Sea. The commercial conse- quences of this possession are nothing in comparison with the naval and political results. With ...

... largely in favour of the United States. To blockade the three porta of Sants Martha, Cartbagena, and Savanilla, upon the Caribbean Sea, would be the work of a mouth. Panama, wittuiis hive of cut throats and cut-purses, might be shelled to ruins in less ...

... office of the Boston Relief and Submarine Company from Captain Joseph P.Couthouy, commanding the company’s expedition to the Caribbean Sea, dated brig Monagas, over the San Pedro, Decern ber 12, 1857, by which it appears that after about three months’ preliminary ...

... expedition are, however, employed the coming season in operating upon in Turkish waters. The other expedition has bee* 1 to the Caribbean sea, nnder the command of j, Couthouy, After various misadventures, the the crew being attacked with yellow fever, at St ...

... after old et )u) good force of yeomanry cavalry and of police mustered at Dudley. . . A Japanese Sea Adventure.— The ship Caribbean arrived at San Fraucisco on tb« L inif., from Hong Koug, having board *^ Japanese mariners that they picked up at set. story ...

... York to Swan Island with cargo of provisions, and there loaded with guano for New Orleans; that the brig foundered in the Caribbean Sea, and that all hands, with the exception of themselves, were drowned by the swamping of the boat in which they had taken ...

... York to Swan Island with a cargo of provisions, and there loaded with guano for New Orleans; that the brig foundered in the Caribbean Sea, and that all hands, with the exception of themselves, were drowned by the swamping of the boat in which they had taken ...

... set continually across from the seas near the Cape of Good Hope to the east coast of South America, before entering the Caribbean Sea. It is not easy to find a complete and satisfactory explanation for these remarkable phenomena. They are supposed to ...

... brought him back to New York in May, 1859, and was then despatched to complete her cruise as part of tbe Home Squadron in tbe Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. During the concluding months of her cruise tbe political complications of north and south burst into ...

... packet Seine arrived this afternoon rom the West Indies. She reported the sudden disap- >earance of the Sumter from the Caribbean sea, and that t was not conjectured at St. Thomas that she had itarted for Europe. The people on board the Seine vere amazed ...