... mail packet Seine arrived this afternoon from the West Indies. She reported the sadden disappearance of the Sumter from the Caribbean sea, and that it was not conjectured at St. Thomas that she had started for Europe. The people ou board the Seine were amazed ...

... Baltimore, Dec. 28.—Tbe schooner Alice Mowe, arrived here from St. Domingo, brings news that the guano island Alta Veta, in the Caribbean sea, in legal possession of American citizens, has been forcibly taken the Domingan Government, and tbe parties tbe island ...

... glad. The whole aftait was graphically put before me by one of the two officers whom I have known in other seas than the Caribbean, and whose careful and minute accu- racy gives value to the picture. Hooting, screaming, cheering, and yelling, a dusky crowd ...

... ten or has been nominated to a ne has General Clay Watr' tien he EEE ing on | three M aine ¥ els. She encountered an n the Caribbean Sea, which showed fight, public | whaler i ke with all on board fo pro Was RUMOURED DEFEAT OF THE FEDERAL AT VICKSBURG. a ...

... which, without doubt, covered a monster Parrot regular swamp angel”—and which, if opened upon the Tamar when outside in the Caribbean sea, bound to her destined ports, would inevitably put a hole through her and send her the bottom. Still further scrut ny ...

... damage.— Although many Teasels were lying in dose proximity to the European at the time of the disaster, none excepting the Caribbean, the same line, sustained any serious damage. The moot awful part the cutistropbe was the dreadful loss life and suffering ...

... Atlantic to Jersey. One his been found aftor 103 yearn, another after 14, and a third after 10 yeara One was thrown into the Caribbean sea, and after five days picked up 210 mile die. tint A bottle was thrown in at Behring's Straits, and 200 days afterwards ...

... ready to follow in their path. What could arrest their conquering march northward to Hudson s Bay, and southward to the Caribbean Sea . Canada, Nova Scotia, Prince Eiward’s Island, with all the western coast now in the possession the British Queen, would ...

... contains items of intelligence, which will be reed 'deli painful interest. One, the submersion of the of Tortola, in the Caribbean Sea: the other, the foundering of the Bosphorus, one of the vessels obertered by the Admiralty, for the conveyance of stores ...

... mission. The Confederate privateer Retribution his burned three Maine vessels. She eneonotered so unknown whaler in the Caribbean sea, which showed fight, but was sank with all on board. The Alabama was at Caynas Island on the 6th, trying to ship men ...

... from which, no doubt, privateers will be fitted out for the pu of prey- ing upon the commerce in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. FORT PICKENS, JUNIOR. This is a small outpost of defence or auxiliary of Fort Pickens, erected by Lieutenant Slemmer’s ...

... the* destruction of glassware, crockery, and such Si Although many vesseh were bke reauy time of the disaster, Sene the Caribbean, the same line susaeae » The last-named vessel was A. from th. pp«» Mriou3 injury. Her hull ex- i a. were tom from their ...