... HURRICANE IN THE CARIBBEAN BEA. Ikater's Weems. ENGLISH Pat of Spain, Trinidad, Woday.—A banana wag blowing oar tbs Caribbean Sea yeetaday, and was reported t nbe rare at Barbados and Ss. Pisani, the ratio bon. Intartiplagl to both islands. There was ...

... THE KEARSARGE BURNED BY CARIBBEAN WRECKERS. New York, March 28. As was generally apprehended, the despatch of the party sent to salve the Kearsarge, which was recently wrecked the Ror.cadores Reef, lias proved futile, the rescue vessel on arrival having ...

... by climbing up a flight of eight hundred steps cut in ties solid rock. The people of Saba are celebrated thrmighout the Caribbean Islands for the fishing-boats thy build in :I erater,—the oddest lilacs imaginable fora shipyard. .W in the boats are ready ...

... the barque Alice, which reached Portland, Maine, few days ago, after a stormy voyage of I'd days from Turks Island, in the Caribbean. The barque carried a cargo of salt, and she had been out but a day when it was found that the salt had struck through into ...

... 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. ...

... beds of asplialte, and bubbling lakes oil and water. The region question lies around Lake Mar;'cay bo, which runs into the Caribbean Sea opposite the Leeward Islands, and is accessible to shipping every point. ...

... 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; ...

... aWer s eicrasa - - & - ic --- , arrived at Livemool, has brought particulars of an extraordinary case of shipwreck in the Caribbean sea. The Grilert, a British vessel, commanded by Captain Long, which was bound to San Domingo, when near the island of , ...

... paper bide the bottle was in deciphered with difficulty. It was thoeght that the bottle la its coarse had palmed through the Caribbean Kee. FRANK itiHWELL AND CO, VICTORIA FOUNDRY, LEICESTRR. We mace a speciality of HOISTING MACHINERY. HYDILLI7LIO HOISTS ea ...

... POETRY. A WIND-STORM ON THE CARIBBEAN. One* day, upon the white, brown-veined sand, Sped an aerial sprite. Fell news he bore. Scarce (had be passed when, lo ! upon the shore, (Struck in deep menace many a steel-clad hai?* Of the wave-army. Then, 'twixit ...

... the bottle was in consequence deciphered with difficulty. was thought that the bottle in its course had passed through the Caribbean Sea. ...