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... FURTHER PARTICULARS THE EARTHQUAKE AT MANILLA- ]ol) g- Captain Winchester, of the ship Caribbeaning to John Hay, Esq., of Newcastle, give 3 * + * ing description of the terrific earthquake BX t on the 3rd of June. The letter, which extra the Sunderland ...
... remain persons were kiUed on shore; 12 are Busting from the ship; missing from the shore, nniaown. The company's steamer Caribbean has sustaiaod great damage. Her immense iron girders and 13 of her frames were broken, and the knees and braces of the heaviest ...
... packet Sein* arrived this afternoon from the West Indies. S th* ' reported the suddea disappearance of the Surflt« from the Caribbean Sea, and that it was not con' jectured at St. Thomas that she had started Europe. The people on board the Seine were amaze ...
... THE EARTHQUAKE AT MANILLA Captain Winchester, of the ship Caribbean, belonging to John Hay, Esq., of Newcastle, gives the following descrip- tion of the terrific earthquake at Manilla on the 3rd of June. The letter is dated June 4th : — Since our arrival ...
... 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 net conjectured at St. Thomas that she had started for Europe. The people on board the Seine were amazed ...
... Indian Ocean, the spotted corals are plainly visibl under twenty-five fathoms of water. The crystalin* clearness of the Caribbean sea excited the admiration of Columbus, who in the pursuit of his great 3' coveries ever retained an open eye for the beauties ...
... blockade could be maintained. Senate has extended the session to tbe 18th inst. HAYTI. The West India and Pacific steamer Caribbean a in the Mersey on Tuesday night, with five yB later news from Hayti. , 27th ult. a public proclamation was made the late ...
... Alice Maise, arrived at Baltimore the 28th of December from St. Domingo. She brings news that the Guano island Veta, in the Caribbean Sea, in legal possession of American citizens, has been taken forcibly by the Dominican Government, and the parties on the ...