... Corvcra ahonld now bo fairly prepared. Tliree additional Bpaui»h waralupa are reported to hare made their appearance in the Caribbean Sea, two of which are firat-claaa modern cruiaera. Japan protoata againet the Idea that America should permanently occupy ...

... century. It was one of those great cycloidal storms, reported on by the late Colonel Iteid, which swept down the length of the Caribbean Sea, and turning with the Gulf Stream, followed the coast of North America to Newfoundland, and finally crossed the Atlantic ...

... Windward Tslonds. The British ship Codfish went ashore on St, Vincent, and twelve her crew were drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, mid she lost part iff her crew ...

... Commissioners, it was reported, had passed through Bt. Thomas from Europe for Cuba. Four United States’ steamers were in the Caribbean Sea. Captain Eldredge saw no privateers on the passage out home, and suggests that British vessels see so many in order to ...

... tha South Atlantic to Jeney. One found after 16 year, another after 14, and third after 10 year*. Oaewa. thrown into the Caribbean na, and after fir. day. picked up 210 mile.di.tant A bottle va. thrown in at Behring*. Htr.it., and 200 day. afterward, found ...

... commonder of the Confederate an-of war can squeeze itself through the eye of a needle/ Sumter, whose daring achievements in tho Caribbean aca The Girl and Basket Trick.— The juggler calls Have attracted such attention. After capturing mid the little girl to him ...