... no merchatatman of whatever nation within such a distance of the approaches to that canal, either in the Pacific or the Caribbean sea; and that in case of doubt as to the distance the peaceful merchantman shall of have the benefit of that doubt and be ...

... American steamers from :he New York to Chagres, Jamaica must inevitably be- he come the most active centre of trade in the Caribbean to Seas, and the natural advantages possessed by Trini- to dad for becoming a great central emporium of com. ng !nerce are ...

... produce all the 3sgar that is at present the object of traffic on earth. With these figures before you, cast an eve or the Caribbean Sea, and glance at the sugar-gro0ing 'a countries in Ad bordering on the West Indies alone it to say nothing of the East ...

... essentially a British settlement) and Honduras com- bine with the islandswe hate named to formd a chain of posts round the Caribbean sea. The Bahamas, to the northward of the colonies above enumerated, complete this group. The Whole of this cluster of colonies ...

... great bsiin of Nictitsa Wli in which are Lakes Managua and Nicaragua, 'and which toal draied b therive SanJuan flo ?? the Caribbean W firs;thatis t say beteen he weterextremsity of Lakera hisnar and he Paific he Codilleas ra wholly lnter- ?? thence subsiding ...

... the native tribes of Panamv and Central America, and even some coincidences in the names of places around the Mexican and Caribbean seas. Two distinct styles of costure may be recognised in paintings of aboriginal Americans; and the cinctureeand wreath ...

... first-clas steam-ship of 2,000 tons, built on ao. ..count of the Nicaragua Ship Canal Company, has recently been launched. The Caribbean, a steam. .obip of 1,800 tons, 'will be launched in about two weeks, end is to ron with the Alabama be- tween Newv Orleans ...

... than twelve D feet can only cros it at very favourable times. The a rise of the tido in this part of the Atlantic (the o Caribbean a) does not exceed two feet. From the P bay of Limon, a little to the east of the mouth of the a Chagres, a canal, little ...

... Chonard, Reuinol-u; Marion, D Fr, M'Kerl~e, Calcutta. 8.-Fanny, Tilldey. Cork.' ~10. Latdmana Shop. B a.W herd, Corkt; Caribbean, Cocleton, Cork. 11. Sir Georga Ander. ED CVSon, DniOls T~amatave. 12, Bootle, Patrlelkson- Arracan. be CO. 1t. Egbert., ...

... t'he, mischief has been, t aceelorated .bya new eluoqet qf discord. Greytown (SanJuan deNicaragua) is the terminus on the Caribbean s6a of one of the'most promising lines for a ?? or` ship-eanai across the Isthmius., ?? It is, situatted where tlie tteiritdrjqs ...

... has in common with the United u States. It is to keep open, for the traffic of all t nations, the great highway from the Caribbean Sea I to the Pacific, by the river San Juan and the Lake I of Nicaragua, and to protect its subjects who may r trade to those ...

... a bottle was -five days. Ix~LA i at..- named instsnoe'-the Racehorse,~ threvr out a baotle'oh thei 17th of Apriln, Itba Caribbean 'Seaand 'bvi efl,2S3d. of: the same nioxnth the bottle had made e nice little vatage of~ TME MusEoM OF RNAxmB Az ART 'AT ...