... latter series there are three living and eight extinct volcanoes. An interrupted volcanic chain surroundls these sides of the Caribbean Sea, Zamba in New Granada con- necting the Wiadward group with those of South Mexico. It is worthy of note that these latter ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... that bears them look ici terms of this convention Mr. Cave, too, very justly remarked, steam and the now well clear the Caribbean sea of slavers. Cuba is the hot- bed of this infernal business, and off Cuba the fastest slave-schooner that ever carried ...

... soem ct fom, Mr. Cave, too, very justly remarked, steam and the terms of this convention ought now pretty well to clear the Caribbean sea of slavers. Cuba is the hot- bed of this infernal business, and off Cuba the fastest slave-schooner that ever carried ...

... which, no doubt, privateers will be fitted out for the purpose 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 auxili of Fort Pickens, erected by Lieutenant orders. It ...

... operations. cruisers pating this wicked traffic, of England are now free to range the eastern and westera coasts of Africa, the Caribbean Seas, as well as those of Madagascar, with unlimited right to over- haul suspected ehips even if the “ stars and stripes” ...

... wonderful. Although wany vessels were lying in close proximity tothe European at the time of the disaster, none, excepting the Caribbean of the same line, sustained any serious damage, The last-named vessel was moored at the opposite side of the wharf from the ...

... Indian Ocean, thue spotteol corals are picitlhy visiblet under twenty-live fathoms of water. Tue crystailine clearness of ths Caribbean Sea excited thle admiration of Colunnbius, who, in the pilrsuit of his t'reat discoveries, ecyr retained an open eye lor ...

... tbe .Australian mail, was Captain Seremea, the commander of the Confederate man-ofwar Sumter, dering achievements in the Caribbean Sea have attracted such attention. After capturing and destroying almost fleet of shipping among the West India Islands and ...

... According to advices received at Baltimore, the Dominican Oovernmeut have taken forcible possession of the Guano Islands in the Caribbean Sea, belonging to America. The new* from Australis snd Chins, received in London yesterday, is not of special interest. We ...

... A STORY. AwmoNG the group known as the Caribbean there is a little spot—in a great atlas, scarcely so large as pin’s head, and in reality a mere dot in the waters which sweep around it—called barren, miserable lump of rock, the resort of the sea- the ...