... December; the ateamsbip West Indian, from Havre, at Kingston, and Bailed the 3rd December for Hajti and Havre; the a-eamthip Caribbean l.ft Kingston for Hajti and Liverpool the «b December; the steamship Call I fomian. from Liverpool, at Bar bade., and proceeded ...

... nil the Windward Islands. Tin Br!»ish Codfish went ashore St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived St. Thomas badly damaged. Her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, nnd she lost part her crew. The ...

... of William Aldia, in her 72tad year. Cams—October 12. at lielra BID, Nondek, James Cakes, late sergeant Gb Dragoon Wards (Caribbean), Czasz—Oetob -.Pe er 12, at idaseinglum, much rerpeeted, Mr. Bamboo Clark, aged 80. tfluerte—Septen7b; 27, after a long ...

... aaT anirwuucx. The White Star rfiMMcr Oarmanie, arrind baa brought particular* of an extraordinary case ahipwreck m the Caribbean Sea. The Gellart, Brithh TMari, aanmanded Captain Lone, which waa bound to San Domineo, whan near thalalandot Oatalinita ...

... waterlogged, and has been abandoned At Kingstown, Jamaica. The spede has been saved. The West Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean has been caught in a cyclone. The decks were swept, and the boats, the skylight bridge, and three .seamen washed overboard ...

... WIMMIIIIT. Norms at Eleven (Meek pesebaly, the OW NUMMI:WS sod WORKING PLANT, KPOCK-11141111/NI, above r MI MI asskees d Caribbean% I MAWS sop. sad Tend, 78 ft. ft., TO LET, wab Over T: R. GOODSON, 10, The Walk, Norwich, .t 8 how showing his Grand NSW ...

... Syria's, who can semi mid write. In addition it is estimated that is I nth ides of the contiiients north and south of the Caribbean Sea there are at least wise are erwversant with Arabic. The title of the paper is Amebae Americo, which signiies -Star of ...

... sailing encountered such • store as threatened every moment to engulf thorn; while on another ship during a voyage 's the Caribbean Bea, the crew were attacked witb ye doer fever. On a third occasion he had the unpleasant experience of Failing from San ...

... Mews. Cassell and Co, have published for the Cobden Club pamphlet that indefatigable writer Mr. C. 8. Salmon, entitled The Caribbean Confederation.” The most interesting pan of this work is Mr. Salmon’s reply to Ur. Fronde’s assumption that whatever advance ...

... America the Isthwaa, the obancM rongh weather of an ssddont onto be thought sbont, end that fas any brook rat os easily In tha Caribbean Saa aa in mid- Attantte. Ha aayr, aUo, that does not think toil undennanatag of Amotiaan stsaa reoaeta hoi roachod tie minimum ...

... that even the Bishop of Ramtifoo, who, according Mr. Gilbert, took leseons from professor of dancing in order amnee hia Caribbean flock, wawld, if pot into play, oama token under the protectiosi the Lord Chamberlain. Mias Terry's indisposition is not ...

... of the Royal Society. His latest work was a “Report upon the Comatulte dredged by the United States Coist Survey in the Caribbean Sea.” Dr. Herbert Carpenter leaves widow and several children. Attention lias already been called to the importance of the ...