... operations of the Coast Survey Steamer Blake, in the Caribbean Sea ; • discovery which should furnish a lesson of caution to geological observers and theorizers. While dredging to the leeward of the Caribbean Islands large &coital , - lotions of vegetable matter ...

... been received at Baltimore, stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the guano island in the Caribbean Sea, belonging to America. LATEST MARKETS. (By Electric Telegraph.) EDINBURGH SHEEP AND CATTLE MARKET, Jan. 9. Suekp.—The ...

... , from which, no doubt, privateers will be fitted out for the purpose preying upon the commerce the Gulf Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Fort l'ickens, junior, is a small outpost of defence or auxiliary Fort l'ickens, erected by Lieutenant Slemmer's orders ...

... stupendous of man's notwithstanding that risk, the . people of the Kited States have a great for a ship canal between tile Caribbean Bea end the Pacific, through the Nate of wider large eonoessions calmed at a prise. A negnificent chain of lakes the Nicaragua ...

... PRIVATEERS. The Confederate privateer Retribution has bumf three Maine vessels. She encountered an unknown whaler in the Caribbean Sea, which showed fight, but was sunk with all on board. New York, March G (Afternoon).—The reports concerning the .-teaivier ...

... feet, which is almost unbroken to the Isthmus of Panama. This vast natural wall forms a harrier to the trade winds of the Caribbean Sea, as they cannot cross this ridge and flow into the Pacific. By means of this elevated land, which forms the isthmus ...

... mountains, and the ‘oreign of the many small islands sround the she duties we reached the Boces, through which w into the Caribbean Sea. The suo was eett steamed along the shore, and I stood gazi loveliness of island bome daring the last | Crete Towering ...

... say that reliable information has reached ns to the effect that the crew were reached by koats from the Hannibal and the Caribbean. The Fire Queen, tug, waa said to have disappeared about the same time, and thenceforward the news and rumours of havoc came ...

... (6) that bounded partly island groups, and partly by rises in the bed of the ocean which may not rise to the surface, the Caribbean. The circulation the water in the seas was dwelt upon at some length, and this was finely illustrated by instances adduced ...

... employed to draw the down i, p.een measured, and another of 23,248 ft. In with a steam engine. The craft was drawn out t| ie Caribbean Sea, also, off the western e *tT®* of the yard, placed on wheel*, and alih ugh there mity of Jamaica, the lead has gone down ...

... left rose a long range of forest hills, clothed in green and yellow leafage? while to the right rolled glittering waves tbe Caribbean sea. In sumptuously-furnished apartment of tbe house, two men whose bronzed, grizzly faces bore marks of pre™„r' r reclined ...

... strong when she st.,rted, thougt she bad not then apprehended danger on the voyage. She bad feared great danger ot, the Caribbean island. She was very pale, and much wasted, but something of the old beauty was left. Barry recognized her, and she started ...