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... 30° W. Johzn Oray, Calder, of and from Glasgow, for Trinidad. IS days out, 5th inst., 1st. 45° 12' N., long. 14° 52' W. Caribbean, from London forBombay, 5th ult., on the Equa- tor. Margaret (schooner), of and from Bristol for Demerara, 11th inst, lat ...
... S., Lag. 30 W. John Gray, Calder. of and from I:lemon for Trinidad, lA day. out, 9th nut., Lat. 45 12 N.. long. 14 32 W. Caribbean, from Lou& ti for Bombay, sth ultimo, on tho Equator. Margaret (schooner), of and from hrietol for Demerara 11th inst., 48 ...
... Margaret, Oope1az .rgm'Do de l & aJ msiDt'.. Angela 18 Cqti~s,tdcho Lonidon et IaIrM_ . - ' - New? Era,: {rb ?? tclras , ) , Caribbean, Winebest6i, iron' Lpndn att Boiba;, l3thilt., , Abyssihin, Thdiens, from- Bortayja at XiriabheeIl9th nba and n ould leave ...
... Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visible under~ twenty-five fathoms of water. The crystalline clearness of the Caribbean sea excited the admiration of Columbus, who, in the pursuit of his groat discos veries. -ever retained an open eye for-the ...
... which, no doubt, privateers will be fitted out for the purpose of preying upon the commerce in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Fort Pickens, junior, is a small outpost of defence or auxiliary of Fort Pickens, erected by Lieut. Slemtuer's orders ...
... him back to New York in IMay, 1859. and was then despatched to comnlete h!r cruise as part of the Haome Squadron in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Daring the concluding months of her cruise the political comnplies- tions of 1' orth rnd South burst ...
... the 24th instant, when 70 b ad miles offt'te Passes. These vess~ilsare all whalers, and have C La. been cruising in the Caribbean Sea, where they succeeded I in obtaining about 160 barrels of oil. The crews of 'the . vessels 'amounted to (ib men. The ...
... ready to follow in foeir path, what could arrest foeir conquering march, northward to Hudson Bay, and soufoward to foe Caribbean Sea? Canada, Nov* Scotia,: Prim* Edward# and Newfoundland, with all the western coast now possession of the British Queen ...
... Australian mall, was Captain Semmes, thecommsanderof the Confederate man-of-wrar Eumter, whose daring achievements ?? the Caribbean Seahave attracted such attntion. Afceacapturing and destroying almost a fleet of merchant shipping among the West India islands ...
... them all on thi side gentlemni of the Atlantic, the Snumtet will have to return to her old United I1 0nttng ground In the Caribbean Sea. Uie * December 30.-he Sumter has been half as year out from as thoug Vgow Orleans to-day. Since that date she has run ...
... All .n»ic. tbe Sumter will have te return to her old cruising penned than the Sumter. kn» we beat the Yankees ground the Caribbean S«a. I> member —Tbe Sumter «' * ...
... the climate with your native thus being to your pb, yerticular 1 have in view is to be a great way from the Atlantic or Caribbean Sea to the Vcean ; and this eats cular lace has all the advant for a colony. first in the world. ides there are harbours ...