... PemambuM ; tbe Ala. •• team or, fiom New Orleans; and the Etna ami ' York. Sailed, the Calabar, screw steamer, for Africa ; the Caribbean, for Port-au-Prince ; and the Java, screw steamer, for New York Put back, the Alfred, for Bio Janeiro; and the Lord Dul) ...

... the Heinriette, from Babia \A t it. 12.— Arrived, the May Queen 'and the 1 Mar> ne, from Snlina lan. 13.— Airivei, the Caribbean, screw ' steamer, from West Indies. MICHAELS, Dec. 4.— The Aerolite, from Prince Edward's Island to Swansea, which put in ...

... the work commenced by the Act of Emancipation. In former years our spinners drew large portion of their cotton from the Caribbean Sea; the cultivation of the plant gave place subsequently to that of sugar, and the sugar manufacture has been rained by ...

... persons lost their lives (the Lipwn number of killed, wounded, and missing , one tine steamer was” destroyed, and another the (Caribbean) greatly if not, irreparably injured ; that the immense freight-house the Panama Railway Company was completely demolished ...

... Charente ; the Neptune, steamer, (rom Havre: the Rainbow, lis. Sailed, the Victoria and Nancy, for the United State. : the Caribbean, for Melbourne ; the Petchelee. for the Token, for Lagos ; the Asia, for Barbadoes ; the Eleanor, for Grenada. „ 1)1. \l„ ...

... in tho Hoff and the river, as well as Uie sea ?? laid down. NKW YORK, M dated March 3 m>>. Retribution ?? a whaler in the Caribbean Sea. which >oru.er, when the whaler and all on 1 ?? by the tire of the Retri- bution. The Joseph Oeletrard, bound to Urmpool ...

... Entered Outwards. — The Gormania for Pornambuco— Mary Ann for Bahia— Early Bird for Jamaica. (..'.leaked Out with Caroo.— The Caribbean for Melbourne Vessels Spoken -with. ' The Waverley, ship, of Liverpool, bound west, Dec. 20, Ut. 43 N, long. 20 W. The Onesime ...

... tr. for Port Natal; the Star of the hen, for Halifax ; and the Paquett. de la Haliana, for Biihoa. LIVERPOOL. Mayl.— The Caribbean, screw irtcamcr, was loaded ' n and had been purveyed. Sho would have in live or six days tor Ktp i. tbe Rescue, for Bombiy; ...

... Pirst, the great hurricane of October 29 ; second, the earthquake; and now the tearing and roaring into the harbour of the Caribbean Sea itself, with a vast frontage towering some 50 feet above tbe level. Every man, woman, and child who, up to that moment ...

... talked, about abnormal condition of tho atmosphere, conducing convulsion which raged tho month before last from Houg-Kong to Caribbean Sea. and has now desolated tho lower plains of Hindostan. It is very easy prose learnedly after the fact. But the popular ...

... Bishops. The Bolivar, screw steamer, hence to Colon, has put into Queenstown in distress. Her cargo will be transferred to the Caribbean, screw steamer. March 9.— Arrived, the Eugenlo, for Port-au-Prince. SaUed, the screw steamer, from New York : tho Allagacia ...

... distinction. UIQ 51 A new mineral lias been discovered by M r u- E. Brown in c irgo of phosphatic guaoo from mi. ;.i * • the Caribbean Sen rVre.red the o.™ yt,- after Professor lirosb, of Yale College. found iu the guano m seams, varylog from s fourtw * eighth ...