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... mails and proceeded for Liverpool iramediately. Kingston, Jamaica, Friday.—The West Indies and Pacific Company’s steamer Caribbean sailed hence today for Jeremie, Hayti. New York, Friday.—The State Line steamer State of Nevada arrived at New York at five ...
... embarked despatches. I proceeded for Boston 4.3 U p iti. Livkmpool, Thcrsuat.—The Wes: Indies and Pacific Company’s steamer Caribbean sailed from the Mersey today with mails lor ports in the West Indus and States Venezuela and Colombia. THE MOSEY MARKET. ...
... \Yemeni. Line steamer Bristol sailed this morning for New York. Colon, Friday. Tim West India and Pacific Company. Moamar Caribbean, which arrival here on Um3LaaUad to-day on her return voyage. eouthampton, Friday. Tho P and 0 steamer Deccan, from Bomb ...
... outward Bask Company's ‘Australia at 1 pm. Orient Line steamer Liguria for eee The American J ine stesmer arrived tc day: ‘The Caribbean sailed Ki costa, Haytl, Latest Times for ‘Tuesday 18—6 am Brazil, Moute French Packet. Chill, Pera, Ta] 6 m—Al RA Italy. ...
... lin th the arrived to-day. Purmovra, Sarcepay —The Oriont line steame sailed for Austra:is at 4 pm. Kineston (Jamaica), Caribbean | e evil day ior Jeremie, Port Saw, Castle Line stean ' ibuted Castle, from London, left here yesterday f ; sack Suez, Sarurpay ...
... cent being bilis, 3s Great was in demand, aud rose } to 993. 10 All Do New 27 rate. Shanghai, Thursday. » 406 bgs. steamer Caribbean left to-day for Great was steady at the previous quotas 50 10 Royal 30 the lowest quotation fer the best bills. loans ...
... West Indies, ‘Steamer Larne an forthe West ‘Central America. and North a an Prince, Hayti, May 17th, ‘The West India and Caribbean left to-day ‘Ths Ameriean Line U Small Senne from Liverpool, proceeded for Philadelphia at thres pm to-day. Mail steamer ...
... Irish traffic. The American Sea Uokoter.— -Captain Joseph Great Western Railway Company had great into- Ball, the brigantine Caribbean, from the West rest in the Belfast traffic. He had not coma there Indies, reports that the outward passage, about at the ...
... AMERICAN SEA MONSTER. Captain Joseph Hall, of the brigantine Caribbean, from the West Indies, reports that on the outward passage, about eighty miles south by southwest of Cape Sable, saw, about seven miles off, what appeared be great rook; but, knowing ...
... great affection existing between both employers and «m* °S Asronicis Sxa Mosstkr.—Captain Joseph Hall, of the brigantine Caribbean, from the West Indies, reports that on the outward passage, about eighty miles sooth south-west of Cape Sable, saw, about ...
... making scientific investigations m regard to the Gulf stream has recently discovered in the course of its work in the Western Caribbean Sea immense sub marine valley 700 miles long and miles broad. It extends from between the islands of Cuba and Jamaica to ...
... drivers was 6,958, of whom, however, only 4.900 were in actual work. The Caribbean Sea Bottom.— Some interesting facts respecting the depth of the western portion of the Caribbean Sea have been recently brought to light durmg the cruise of the United States ...