... therefore, £16,463,250.' Dredging in the Caribbean Ska.—At the recent annual m -eting of the United States National Academy ft-ofessor Agassiz presented interesting report on dredging operations carried on in the Caribbean Se* during the past year. He had, he ...

... follow idiotisml liar the Equator, leaving the regime of thalamieslarl Northern Pacific, the north mot d Amelia and the Caribbean Sea, atopther A anions invretigalica bees by the Marine Brame of the Mee is Is Oa ries and promos al a losierseriiiih=orer ...

... United States National Academy Professor Agaesiz presented an interesting report on dredging operations carried on in the Caribbean Sea during the past year. He had, he said, verified • theory held by him for sour time regarding the necessity and utility ...

... was delivered ia the above piece by Hr. 0. V. Kin. p'oalh, Ballon Miaaienary, Yarmouth, Bamblea through the Islands of too Caribbean. The following was the syllabus, which was admirably h.ndlad. The natural formation the islands, the and scenery, the military ...

... from England to the Equator, leaving the regions the Centra) and Northern Pacific, the north coast of South America and the Caribbean Sea, altogether unrepresented. curious investigation has been conducted the Marine branch the Office in reference to the ...

... the Isthmus, the chance of rongh weather or accident are to be thought about, and that a fire may break out ns easily the Caribbean Sea as in mi-'-Atlintic, He says, also, he does not think this nmlemmouiug American steam vessels has reached . its witivutn ...

... monstrous edifice of superstition at a time when inquisitors every onh-r rousted human flesh with much ardour as cannibals tbe Caribbean Islands could display. men who paved tbe way fur great French revolution to whom tbe world owes the immortal declaration ...

... England to the Equator, leaving the regions of the Central and Northern Pacific, the north mast of South America and the Caribbean Sea, altogether unrepresented. A curious investigation has been conducted by the Marine Branch of the Office in reference ...

... waterlogged, and has been abandoned At Kingstown, Jamaica. The spede has been saved. The West Indian and Pacific steamer Caribbean has been caught in a cyclone. The decks were swept, and the boats, the skylight bridge, and three .seamen washed overboard ...

... Windward Islands. The British ship Codfish went ashore on St. Vincent, and twelve of her crew were drowned. The British steamer Caribbean arrived at St. Thomas badly damaged. her bridge, boats, and steering gear were carried away, and she lost part of her crew ...

... , ; .. _ t .re be thought about, and that fire days Congress. cnaltbo day', proceed■oners appeared may ou: eaeih in the Caribbean Sea a. , (ngs commenced with divine service. one of mid-Ai Untie. fays, slso, does not think this the tdiarcbes e sermon ...

... was delivered in the above place by Mr. 0. V. Etamonth, Sailors Missionary, Xarmoatb, on Hambies through the Islands the Caribbean.” The following was the syllabus, which was admirably handled. The natural formation of the islands, the climate, and scenery ...