... yesterday. Q..EENBTOWN, Friday.— The White Star steamer Republic sailed for New York at 11 this morning. Coi-Oi-r, May 18. — The Caribbean will nil on the 23rd inst. via Kingston and Hayti. ...

... — The Pacific Company's steamer West Indian arrived from Liverpool. Kingston, March 6th.— The Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean sailed yesterday for Liverpool, via Havti. The Mexican arrived from Vera Cruz to-day, to load for Havre. ...

... Liverpool. — The same company's steamer . Bolivar, from Liverpool, left Barbad.es on December 27, en route for Colen. — The Caribbean, of the same line, was intended to leave Cape Hayti on January 4, en route tor Kingston. — The coiupany'a steamer Jamaican ...

... to-day for New York direct. Kingston (Jamaica), March 13. — The Bolviar arrived from Liverpool and Hayti yesterday. The Caribbean sailed from Hayti for Liverpool on the 10th March, and the Mexican, for Hayti and Havre on the llth. Colon, March 11.— The ...

... steamer Oder, from New York, passed at 12.10 this afternoon, Liverpool, Nov. 17.— The West India and Pacific Company's Bteamer Caribbean arrived from Porto Plata. Date, Oct. 28. Southampton, Nov. 17. — The North German Lloyd steamer Oder, from New York en route ...

... Roman urns, found in Blake-street, York, presented by Mr. W. Robinson; filagree eorallite and shell sand dredged in the Caribbean Sea, from 750 to 1,600 fathoms, presented by E. Bright, Esq. Amongst the books presented were Proceedings, Journals, and ...

... Roman urns, found in Blake-street, York, presented by Mr. W. Robinson ; filagree oorallite and shell sand dredged in the Caribbean Sea, from 750 to 1,600 fathoms, presented by E. Bright, Esq. Amongst the books presented were Proceedings, Journals, and ...

... and Germany of tobacco, cigars, and cotton. Coloh. Nov. 24. — The West India and Pacific Steamship Company's mail steamer Caribbean sailed to-day for Liverpool via Columbian ports Kingston, and Hay ti. Quee-.stov._j, Sunday. — The American United States ...

... on — the Romish Cnunsh, when inquisitors of every order roasted human flesh with as much ardour as the cannibals of the Caribbean Islands could display. The men who paved the way for the great French revolu tion would blush at having for successors those ...