... 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 ...

... felt In the neighbounhood of St. Thomas's. The Gulf-Stream, current has recently increased In speed. The. currents of the Caribbean Sea aoe continually altering In speed, and even in dtreotion. This hs. been attributed to the alteration In speed and volume ...

... or eiO men who were at work discharging the cargo. The captain of the Caribbean and some of its officers were thrown down by the explosion, and rendered insensible, and the Caribbean was much injured. When the explosion cecurred, nothing but flame was ...

... whole %N affair was graphically put before ine by one of the k two officers wxhom I have known in other seas than 1n the Caribbean, end whose careful and minute accu- 5 racy gives value to the picture. Hooting, screaming, t cheering, and yelling cal ju ...