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... to cow firm ths accounts hroo2lit by the 4 West India mail of threatened hostilities between and The squadron sent t the Caribbean Sea has no other mashm than that of practising naval ruano , uvreft, and of proteetiug the Dutch pots,ssious, should it ever ...
... persons have lost the Costa Rica is a State of Central Amer nee of | tending from the State of Nicaragua to C and from the Caribbean Sea to the Pac ...
... lost their lives. Coast Rica is a State of Central America; extending from the State of Nicaragua to Colombia, and from the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific. It forms the narrow strip of land Just to the north of Panama. The population of the state is. given ...
... hut, notwithstanding that risk, the people of the United States have a great hankering for making a ship canal between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific, through the State of Nicaragua, under large COI purchased at a generous price. A magnificent chain of ...
... extension of the Honduras ; Mosquito coast, which divides the Caribbean into eastt-ru and western basin. After the Pedro Rosalind Hank—the divide between the Western and Eastern Caribbean—one comes into the valley the Grand Cayman, the eastern extremity ...
... her crew encab-d I landed at I'ortlaud. New* ha* brought of the foundei ing of the wrhooner Caldwell, of New »o»W, In the Caribbean Kea on Octolier, hen four the crew and ten naasengere were drowned. Ihe I •s* also reiwirted the American ban pie MlasHstc ...
... Arthur, Southampton, Pride of Canada. and Ctly of Lahore. Drove from their moorings and were in some danger—the Botanist, Caribbean, City of Paris, Lady Palmerston, Victoria Bridge, Western Star, Ben4allium, Latoua, Moarsfort, Misaapore, Morayshire, Tinto ...
... that time over five months they tossed about at the mercy of the ocean under jury masts, attempting to reach land until the Caribbean hove in They were at once rescued from their danger and brought to San Francisco The Carribbean was to take them beck in ...
... , that a contest would be hopeless. butherlandehire is ' thought to be impregualfm, but it is thought that there are in Caribbean electors who for money or other bribes will follow the Unionist. There is little doubt that Dr Clark will Le returned with ...
... object to the interference the United mdurally muck pleased that old and re-Btales. Considering the position of Venezuela the Caribbean Sen, thought it was AasocuTioK.-At natural (or the United States to take msaliag this Aaneciatioa last night, ia the interest ...
... home a tribute of slaves and spices, and costly woods and gold. The very presenoe of an English, French, Dutoh ship in the Caribbean Sea was itself a casus belli against that ship and straightway the caravels Arragon and CastUe ealiied forth hunt the poacher ...
... be extended, at will, northward to the Arctic Ocean, or to the Orinoco on the south; the islands the Gulf Mexico and the Caribbean Seas can be included among our tributaries ; and the intermediate waters will become an American lake whenever the necessity ...