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... T.8.-—The M.M. Oxus, with from Japan, China, and India, left for Marseilles. lUmi.iifii.-s July 17.—The VV.I. and P. Caribbean •rrived. Bbixdiki, July 18.—'The T. ana O. from Sydney, for Plymouth and London, arrived, with homeward India, China, and ...
... April 28.-Tmo State State of Nebraska, from Nesw York for the Clyde. arrived. -N- O&LsEss, April 26.-T.:e \W.I. and P. Caribbean left. N-Ew Yoms Asril 26.-The Glen Glenrchy, for Londos, saiied.-Aprfi27: The v.B. Eg:ptLao Monarch, fror2 Lnone,, ?? 23 ...
... May 27.-The Anchor Romanl, from -New t York, and the City City of Vienna, from Calcutta, arrived.- May 28:. The W.L and P. Caribbean, from New Orleans, arri'-ed. The Anschor Iispana left for Bomby. The Clan Clan Mackiaron left for South Africa. The flomiaun ...
... Bankric. The13.3. erbela' left hers t - Bos~oN Novembe 23.-TheAllan arthaglelan arrived ti n COON, oveuber 1,-Te El endP. Caribbean arrived to-day. t 0 CosLOMOs, November 23.-The P. and' 0 . Australia, from P Calcutta, arrived hero yesterday afternooc ...
... 19.-The E.M. Elbe, from SoolthaDptx, Laces, Sep. 20.-The African Benin, homewaard ?? Lcvxaz'oOL. Sep. 21.-The W.I. and P. Caribbean sailed ft~ Barbadoes. The L. and H. Dalton, from New York, arrived The Cunard Servia, for New York, the E.-A Calabar, to; ...
... May ?? Veactia, with London mails to April 320, hias arriveil here. Cor~ott, Say ]9.-Thme West Inidian Compniy's stosmer Caribbean itvived here onl the 17tl inst., and will leavo on her retuan voyago on the 24th, ACCIDENTS TO AERONAJTS. Sr Simon mae Ie ...
... bot.tom:.P 2NAmSzi, April 2.-The B.L Golconda, from Lozdcin for C3'. cotta, railed. New Gsu.irs.Apri 19.-The WI. and P. Caribbean, f,, Colon, arrived. The same company's Tenon loft. Nevw Yoses, April 18.-The Anchor Victoria, for Liveries ?? 20: 'The TInman ...
... Herald also urges that the Cabinet should be reorganised. il WEST INDIES. 1% LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 13. ci bc The mail steamer Caribbean, from Colon, Kings- br ton, and Port-au-Prince, arrived here to-day, with ar a full cargo, and ten cabin passengers. t: The ...
... or two, a book by Mr. C. S. Salmon, advocating the I federation of the British West Indian Colonies, under the name of Caribbean Confeesratiiou, The work is likely to attract a good deal of attention, not only from the nature of I its proposals, bet ...
... arrived. iunt- 26. —The P. and O. Rohilla,' from Shanghai arrived. The City Cityof Canterbury left June2B.-The W.I. and P. Caribbean sailed from the Mctbct for Baxbadoes, &c., vii Colon, for ports in the Pacific. Madras, June 28.—The BX Rew» loft for ...
... American coast, divides into two great streams-orte flowing south ; the other taking a north- westerly direction into the Caribbean Sets, and thence into the Gulf of Mexico, where, as is great cauldron, shut in by high lands and the West Indian Archipelago ...
... steamer Californiarn, from Liverpool, arrived at St. ?? and proceeded to Colon on 6th. September; The fame cormllany's steamer Caribbean left ?? for Liver- olon ;I0th August, and thec W\est Irndian, at Kingston from Colon, w ould sail for Ilayti on 10th September ...