... it floods forty square miles of its valley, sometimes to depth of sixteen feet,or the furious inrush of the waters of tko Caribbean Sea, will wonder the temerity of the engineer who conld suggest such a scheme. Even seems not altogether satisfied of the ...

... and both its Asiatic and its American coasts are so constantly virited with earthnoakfS that they, with the islands of the Caribbean Sea, will stand first on the list the earthquake districts of the globe. The Pacific Ocean in fact, fringed by rocky, ea ...

... Porto-»u-Prince, for Bremen. Jan. NM'.—Arrived, the Petra, from London for the Louisa Henrietta, from Newcastle for Off, the Caribbean, from Santa Martha for Bremen; has been supplied with anchor and chain, having lost one in the Downs. Jan. 29.—\V - The Sea ...

... Utilla, Barbarat, Helene, and Morat. This little colony lies on the west flank of the outlet of the Gulf of Mexico, into the Caribbean Sea, and has Jamaica on the east flank. It will be one of some military and maratime importance, being of that class of points ...

... there is generally perpetual darkness. The spotted Corais are plainly vi.lbK near Indian Ocean at 150 ft. under water. The Caribbean Sea, which of crystal clearness, shews objects at the bottom at very great depth. ...

... rejected candidate, Mr. F. D. Goldsmid, secured only 548. Mr. F. K. Dumas, who is engaged mining operations at Sombrero, in the Caribbean Sea, and elsewhere abroad, is by many of the electors regarded as quite out of place in seeking their suffrages. The Rep ...

... to be had only by climbing up a flight of eight hundred steps cut in the solid rock. The of Saba are brated the 'whom the Caribbean Wends for the fishing boata they builil in • erater,—the oddest pima imaginable fora shipyard. rWhen the hosts are ready ...

... immediately to the north of the island of Porto Rico, where 27,366 ft. has been measured, and another of 23,248 ft. In the Caribbean Sea, also., off the western extremity of Jamaica, tho lead has gone down 20,240 ft. to reach the bottom. From these particulars ...

... and a large quantity of the munitions of war. Much depends on the discretion of Spain at this crisis. The waters of the Caribbean swarm at this moment with American ships of war, whose officers and would like nothing better than the opportunity of striking ...

... harbour shelter ono when launched, and yet thew Dutch West Indians profit by their trade of boatbuilding, sad cruise about the Caribbean Archipelago in the staunch, seaworthy craft they construct in the hollow of a osier on the top of their mountainy colony ...

... Warington, besides many other articles. We have received a book by Mr. C. S. Salmon Issued by the Cobden Club, entitled the Caribbean Cosfederatios, a plan for the union of the fifteen British West Indian Colonies, (price Is. Mi. Salmon's theme Is local self ...

... Wariagton, besides many other article,. We have received a book by Mr. C. S. Salmon issued by the Cobden Club, entitled the Caribbean Cestlideration, a plan for the union of the fifteen British West Indian Colonies, (price Ga.). Mr. Salmon's theme is local ...