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... American sailed hence for Liverpool, rda laeyti. to-day. CouLos, November Q0--The West India and Pacific Ceropry's steamer Caribbean arrived here from Liverpool vesterdsyi CATTLE, POUu'rnv, AND DOG SEIows.-A magnificent ussortment of goods seitsble for Prime ...
... ditto, 10S8' 5bJ per Cent, ditto, 112b. Freights: Jute, 37s. Gd. WEST INDIES. LIVERPOOL, MAmcRC 2. The West Indian steamer Caribbean has arrived here. Her dates are, Kingston, 6th February, and Port-au-Prince, 11th. The news from Kington is unimportant, ...
... May ?? Veactia, with London mails to April 320, hias arriveil here. Cor~ott, Say ]9.-Thme West Inidian Compniy's stosmer Caribbean itvived here onl the 17tl inst., and will leavo on her retuan voyago on the 24th, ACCIDENTS TO AERONAJTS. Sr Simon mae Ie ...
... steamer Californiarn, from Liverpool, arrived at St. ?? and proceeded to Colon on 6th. September; The fame cormllany's steamer Caribbean left ?? for Liver- olon ;I0th August, and thec W\est Irndian, at Kingston from Colon, w ould sail for Ilayti on 10th September ...
... Decenmber 5.-'The ?? ndica and Pccfic Company'; s steanmer Vcnczuela left Cape Hayti on Novem- i ber 2t for Liverlpool. Tho Caribbean left here on INovember 226 for Cape IHayti cnd liverpool. Q~c'fltNPiEtWN. Docomber 7,-The National Company's stcamer Egypt ...
... Telegrams to Llsboen until 17th. Coms~, -June 11.-The Californian arrived from Liver. pool on the 6tb. XlNclacON, June 11.-The Caribbean sailed on the 9Gh for Liverpool. 1'PLvD1OUTu, June 12.-The Elbe, from tise Bra7.ils, arrived to-day. Specie 327,114 dollars ...
... in shares of £10., for the purpose of constructing a railway of about sixty-two miles, from the port of Tucacas, on the Caribbean Sea, to the copper mines of Aroa, reputed to bo the most. extensive and the richest in the wvorld. These mines are situated ...
... pairs, wvho have been singularly1 un0fortuniate with their ship- of late. It was only on ?? itih ilittant that their steamer Caribbean wtns caumght iii a cyclone and throtvri onl her beaniL ends-a disiaster attended, fortulatelv, with re ultt ]ess serious ...