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... towards our end. Without San Juan del Norte, we lack what will bo in the end indispensable to us— a naval force in the Caribbean Sea. The commercial consequences of this possession are nothing in comparison with the naval and political results. With ...
... blockade could be maintained. Senate has extended the session to tbe 18th inst. HAYTI. The West India and Pacific steamer Caribbean a in the Mersey on Tuesday night, with five yB later news from Hayti. , 27th ult. a public proclamation was made the late ...
... great- ness was never absent. . A SPLENDID CARIBBEAN TREASURE. 1 If somebody has not taken it away recently, 1 there is a large treasure concealed in the islet of ! Santa Cotolino, which lies in the Caribbean Sea, ■ about 90 ?? off the Mosquito coast ...
... southerly route and was probably coaling off the coast of Venezuela the time when Admiral SAMPSON was looking out for him in the Caribbean Sea. Even now it is not easy to understand the Spanish Admiral's tactics, unless he wanted to effect his coaling free from ...
... steamer, which arrived in Liverpool on the evening of Thursday, we learn that new guano islands have been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The discovery had been kept a secret. Several vessels had been dispatched from the United States, and had returned with ...
... Alice Maise, arrived at Baltimore the 28th of December from St. Domingo. She brings news that the Guano island Veta, in the Caribbean Sea, in legal possession of American citizens, has been taken forcibly by the Dominican Government, and the parties on the ...
... G. KINGSTON. {/XL rights reserved,'] mi frUrate, her snow-white canvas spread alow and aloft, was gliding swiftly across Caribbean Sea towards the beautiful island Grenada. Her approach was watched with intense teres by two young girls, who were standing ...
... were unqualified, and the restlessness .their remote Colonial fel'ow subjects was chronic source of dUturoance both in the Caribbean Seas and in the Pacific. t! is the intervention of the Unite! Stat*-# puts an cad, while there every prospect under the stimulus ...
... eort of creamy, thick, acid pulp. CciLUiGh enough in the West Indian islands of the Leward group that stud the heel of tne Caribbean Sea— such bi Grenada, Trinidad, St. Vincent, and Cariacua — chere the mountainooi nature of the grout d t ive* it that ahelter ...
... the omparati velv limited the operations. lees than fonr months since the hrst shot was fired across the blue watets the Caribbean Sea ; and in that space lime events have occurred which may change this course of history. The swift campaign which Austria ...
... Probably the first trustworthy new* to reach us will' be that there has been.a val engagement either iu Cuban .vatcrs or iu the Caribbean Sea. Meanwhile minor skirmishes are magnified into decisive battles, | and there is the usual exaggeration to the losses ...
... probabilities are that the Spanish Commodoie, alter and supplies for General Blanco Santiago, put out again and ran ilia Caribbean Sea to Martinique, and got out the Atlantic by the way eutcred. And, us our Correspondent addt, relying on information which ...