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... directly I read the account I looked oat for Jacmel in the atlas. fear too far away for me to in quest of Mr Snake. The Caribbean Sea eaaaot be reached boon. If could bat rentlrman, he would indeed make fine out for should very much like to bear Captain ...
... the line between Havana, Jamaica, Aspinwall, Port Rico, and St. Thomas. This West India and Pacific, Companly's steamner Caribbean, from the same ports as the Australian has arrived at Havre, whence she proceeds to London. She brings thirty-six passengers ...
... into the Caribbean sea and the Golf of Mexico. Through the heated vaults underneath the Andes, I contemplate similar river, running from near the degree of latitude to the north, and conveying thrir overflowing waters also, into the Caribbean Sea. The ...
... NAoRnow ESCAIPE OF A FneNcix MLIn STrnarEn.-By the arrival at Liverpool of the West India aud Pacific Royal Mail steamer Caribbean we have some details of the late fearful hurricane which swept over the West Indies. Captain Woodward, of the mail steamer ...
... tt',4 . Kong; Neva, Odessa; Memory, Ciecfnegas; Ali. Roadie, Havana; Holding. iVtni-ura; N ...
... Kailway Company (Limited), with capital £360,000, to construct a railway of about miles from the port of Tucacas, in the Caribbean Sea, the copper mines of Aroa ; and of the General Small Arms Company (Limited), with a capital £20,000 in £5 shares) chiefly ...
... is formed for the purpose of constriroting a line of railway, about 02 milee In length, from the port ot Toacacos, in toe Caribbean Sea, to the celebrated copper minee of Aroe, reputed to be J the mcrt extensive ansi the richest in the wenld. Tere mineral ...
... left Foochow noon on the 27th ult. for london. at me. lor aeinuon. Liverpool, July s.—The West India ami Pacific Company’s Caribbean sailed this afternoon for Venezuela, Barbadoes, and the United States of Colombia. __ Southampton, July s.—The North Lloyd's ...
... Californian, from Liverpool, arrived at rit Thomas, and proceeded Colon on the 6th Septem ber. —The same company's steamer Caribbean left Hayti for Liverpool on JOth Augu.-t ; and the West Indian, Kingston from Colon, would sail for Hayti the 10th September ...
... nealy 20 deg. warmer. This Is caused by the warm surface water hing incessantly blown before both the trade winds into the Caribbean fea, and from there circling round as the well. known Gulf Stream-the cold waoter from the South Pole comingnorth and taking ...
... December ; the steamship West Indian, from Hava-, Kingston, and sailed the cember for lla> ti and Havre ; the steamship Caribbean left Kingston for Hayti and Liverpool on the 4th December; the steamship Californian, from Liverpool, at Barbadoes, and ...
... the steanship West Indian, from HIavre, at. Kingston, and sailed on the V 3rd Docember for Hayti and Heare; the steamrship Caribbean left 3 Kingston for Hayti and Liverpool on the 4th December; the steam- ship Cahifornian, from Liverpool, at BarbadOes, and ...