... in different districts of the same island, but also in the rates paid on the many islands which forni the girdle of the Caribbean Sea. Barbadocs has the cheapest labour ; British Guiana the dearest ; Jamaica pays a rate about midsvay between the two ; ...

... Mail packet Seine arrived this afternoon from the West Indies. She reported the sudden 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 on board the Seine were amazed ...

... but the submersion of its lower inhabite portions during a hurricane, such as has been known to raise the water of the Caribbean Sea r o an enormous height. This information, by leaving room to hope that some lives may have been saved, will orly increase ...

... been recived at Baltimore stating )W that the Dominican government had taken forcible possesson of the guano islands in the Caribbean ad Bes belonging to America. NEW YORK, D v. 28. Bv . at The Secretary of the Treasury opened toay the ar poposals for the ...

... That from Lisbon or aad4i, through the 0snary and Cape Verd Islands, St. Paul to Cape St, Roe, Cayenne, and toence alog the Caribbean range to Key West, there to be merged into the Amic t ph system. Second in practicability I would plae the A ntio cable; ...

... Bell, from -; Sardis, from New Orleans; Oriflamme, from Bombay; Moss Rose, from New Orleans: Eduardo, fromn Mirartichi; Caribbean ?? from Kingston,; Mireupore, from Caleutta; Nauphante, from West Coast; ifebe, from Minititlan ; Shawn, from Maranlhaim; ...

... blowing up of the vessel, The sidb of the steamer, vehich was an iron one, was blown out, and considerable damage (one to the Caribbean, another of tbe plaintiff's steamers, which was lying along- side the same jetty. Captain Cole, the first and second officers ...

... 'Thode was generally dull, and tho public bealth gond. Tum WEST 1hDIES..-LiVmR~ooL, Avus8u 13.- The WVest Indies mal steamer Caribbean from Colon, Bingetoen, and Port an Prince, arrived hero lo-day with a full caego and 10 cabin passengers. The news froram ...

... arrived at Colon on the 2Stlh ult., and the French steamer Nouveau BMonde, .e from St. Nazaire, same date; the steamer Caribbean and .e barque Vivia, both from Liverpool, arrived at Colon on .S the 30th. e , The schooner Esperanza, from London for Aspinwall ...

... objects hmanufactured in the present day; fossil bones are ex- hibited, and Guadeloupe has sent antiquities found in a the Caribbean tombs. Industry, it seems to me, has t nothing to do with all this. The trivial and toy-like pre- pondemte: such at least ...

... Helen R. Cooper, for New York: Ann Staniland, for - I-. I Indian Chiet, for Calcutta; City of New York ?? for NeW Tork; Caribbean, for Port ana Prince; Helvetia ?? for Ne1w York: Olinda (ays., for Pernamlbuco. CONVICTION OF A BANK OFFICIAL FOR FORGERY ...

... and Arethusa are awaiting I Oe sailing orders. OILt HAYTI.USI LIVERPOOL, APRIL 17. enj The West India and Pacific steamer Caribbean siv arrived in the Mersey last night, with five days' ad] later news from Hayti. On the 27th ult. a public the proclamation ...