... the barque ANN, which reached Portland, Usk a few da l ego, after a stormy voyage of 19 days from Turks Island, in the Caribbean. The barque carried a cargo of salt, and she bad been out but a day While it was found that the salt had struck through into ...

... Some assistance has been rendered to the distressed people by the sister colony of Guadeloupe and other islands of the Caribbean group; but more is wanted, and the Governor of Martinique has opened a fund foe the relief of the sufferers. Should any donations ...

... will not allow the present troubles at San Domingo to greatly disturb the tenor of their ways. The Black Republic, of the Caribbean Sea, the Hispaniola of Columbus, has for four centuries been a teems of almost 'incensing struggles. Hens eager and callous ...

... estimated at hem one to two millions of dollars. The Now York Herold states that new guano islands had been din:everted ha the Caribbean Sea. The die- Loyery had been kept a secret. Several vesicle had beets despatched from the United States, and had re- I turned ...

... Islands, which were the scene of the earthquake, extend north and west from the islanl of Martinique. on the edge of the Caribbean Sea, to Porto Rico. Montserrat is one of the most healthful and pleasant of the West India Islands, and has a population ...

... e, but the number is not odlcially reported. The lose of military stores at Winchester, Uty wawa trains, is large. The Caribbeanes by this intim spin the nand at the Valley of Shenandoah. This unexpected admm of the Confederates Maryland and Washington ...

... therefore, to £16,463,250.’ Dredging in the Caribbean Sea.— At the recent annual m jeiiug of the United States atioual Academy Professor Agassiz presented report on dredging operations carried on in the Caribbean Sea during the past year. He had, he said ...

... the Kearsarge, said to be the last chip in the old American War navy. It is reported that she was wrecked on n reef in the Caribbean Sea, and although offieers and men were saved, there is an end apparently to the glories of the stout old warveasel. We have ...

... it was rumoured that Si. Domingo City had been destroyed. Tortola was one of the Virgin Islands, a cluster rocks in the Caribbean Sea. The estimates of its popa lation vary considerably, the highest making tt 8,600. It wcs twelve miles in length by four ...

... whole scheme of imp of some £5,4500,000. WHAT seems to be now put forward it relieving the depressi going so far as to the Caribbean colon the idea for giving ot in those colonies. I encouragement and the able Assistant-I makes a proposal t botany and for ...

... more irregular than that of the Atlantic, and the animal life in the Panama district compares I poorly with that of the Caribbean Sea, the vast amount of vegetable matter in the depths of the West India waters being absent. A great paucity of shell fish ...

... Islands, which were the scene of the earthquake, extend north and west from the island of Martinique, on the edge of the Caribbean Sea, to Porto Rico. Montserrat is one of the most healthful and pleasant of the West India Islands, and has • population ...