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... English war vessel was sent from Jamaica to the island of Navassa on the outburst a riot there. This island, which lies in the Caribbean Sea, is owned an Amerioan guano company, and the action the British Naval commander was quite voluntary. ...
... the canal there wit!: Caribbean the first across tjic low country Greytown. passing northward t>; Silico. and the second debouching on Atlantic near Grcytown. ami by a straight line with the .-anal San .luaiiilln. the Caribbean Sea, where new harbour ...
... Sofia in 1868 was 2,650 latitude 78' deg. 05 mm. N., longitude 2 W. In the minor seas the maximum depths, ascertained, are : Caribbean Sea, 3,452 » ,n south of Great Cayman—Sigsbhe Deep; *-* », Mexico, 2,119; Mediterranean, 2,170; North, 375; Baltic, 173; ...
... the bottle was in consequence deciphered with difficulty. was thought that the bottle in its course had passed through the Caribbean Sea. ...
... close marine pens and subiected to much cruel treatment and over-packing on board shin. Hence, from the time ate caujrht the Caribbean Sea, off the Mosquito Coast (Nicaragua), some 500 miles from Jamaica, till delivered in London the turtle's death-rate is ...
... British and African steamer Lualaba, or Saturday; ami for West Indies, the Went India and Pacific Steamship Company's steamer Caribbean, on SundajprrOOLlAy 7 QZA ...
... must garrison nnd fortify the ends the canal. must build forts capable resisting any naval force can be assembled in the Caribbean Sea or tho Pacific Ocean. This is the only sure way making our domination certain and permanent. It only way to establish ...
... Royal Society. His latest work, issued only last year, was a Report upon the dredged the United States Coast Survey in the Caribbean Sea. Dr. Herbert Car- Denter was a man much physical And intellectual energy and vigour.and a most industrious worker.and ...
... the sword and pistol were not buried there. SPLENDID CARIBBEAN TREASURE. If somebody has not taken it away recently, there a large treasure concealed in the islet Catalina, which lies in the Caribbean Sea, about ninety miles off the Mosquito coast. Sir ...
... Friday.—The Hall Line steamer Kirby Hall left here this for Bombay. Colon, Friday — The Wont and Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean arrived here to-day. Baltimore, Friday.—The Allan steamer Nova Scotian here. I I.VMOUTH, Saturday.—The Client Line despatches ...
... steamer Orient, from London for Sydney, arrived to-day. Old Head of Kinsale, AVednesday.—The West India Pacific steamer Caribbean, from New Orleans for Liverpool, passed this morning. Gibraltar, Tuesday.—Wilson Liner Congo, Bombay fo- HqII, passed here ...
... and Pacific Company steamer Costa Rica sailed for Mexico Colon, Thursday.—The West In'lia aud Pacific Company s steamer Caribbean arrived to-day. Baubaooes, Thursday.—The Harrisui Liner ttinsiiilsii arrived on the 30th inst. Thursday.—The British India ...