... and Howardsville, in Veraguas, on the Rives ver Belen or Palenque, and its tributaries—which river empties itself into the Caribbean Sea in about latitude N. 9 deg., longitude W. Si deg., 1{ miles west of the Port of Escribanos, and about fifty statute miles ...

... tais an? other have returned, with full cargoes of guano, orts. This guano is from some re ently scovered islands in the Caribbean Sea. We have obtained correct informa- ky discoverers tion on the subject, and learn that the have now on hand and to arrive ...

... out some the above have returned with full cargoes of guano tnis other ports This is from some recently-discovered in the Caribbean Sea We correct information the subject learn the lucky dtscoverers have now to arrive a sufficient quantity’ to realise fortune ...

... and admitting them into tbe union The Washington Star that the British Minister has sent orders to the squadron in the Caribbean Sea not to allow the Kinney expedition to land on portion of Central America With reference to this expedition Secretary ...

... No similar requisition turned to him, on account dfather. Every possible search was sent orders to the squadron in the Caribbean Sea not to forces on the Bomba: y establishment, and second member for the adoption of the act is to be made for three years ...

... volunteers are willing to risk the outside chances, suspecting, as they do, that after by the western end of Cuba, in the Caribbean Sea, they will tack about, turn their bac in the Mosquito Coast, and make all sail for the eastern e: of Cuba, 600 miles ...

... manifesto it to Kinney volunteers are willing to risk outside chance suspecting they do that after pa wing by the of in the Caribbean Sea will tack their backs upon Mosquito Coast make all sail for end of Cuba 600 miles from and the body the Spanish troops ...

... volunteers are willing to risk the outside chances, suspecting, as they do, that after passing the western end of Cuba, in the Caribbean Sea, they will tack about, turn their backs upon the Mosquito coast, and make all sail for the eastern end of Cuba, 600 miles ...

... Europe are warmed ee stream to the method of warming buildings by hot water, and calls the Torrid Zone the furnace, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico the boilers, the Gulf stream the conducting pipe, and the great hot-air chamber being from the ...

... north-western parts of Euroie are wanned the Gulf stream to the method of buildings water and the Torrid Zone the furnace the Caribbean the Gulf of Mexico the boilers the Gulf stream the conducting pipe and the great hot-air chamber being from the banks of ...

... delicious dates from the borders of theGreat Sahara, the countless cocoa-nuts from the shores of the Indian Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, the brown mat- ting of our offices and halls, the ivory-like looking toy of the child, the wax-like looking candles ...

... Sahara, and eagerly purchased by the people ; look nt those fine cocoa-nuts, grown on the shores of the Inelian Ocean and the Caribbean Sea, and here retailed in penny slices t > the humbler inhabitants the British metropolis. Step into house, and there too ...