... only by climbing up a flight of eight hundred steps cut in the solid rock. The people of Saba are celebrated throughout the Caribbean Island. for the Oohing-boats they build in a crater,—the oddest place imaginable fora shipyard. kWhen the boats are ready ...

... be had only by climbing up a flight of eight hundred steps cut in the solid rock. The people of Saba are throughout the Caribbean Islands for the lishing-boats they build in a crater, —the oddest imaginable fora ohipyard. tWhen the boats are ready to ...

... from Barbanoes for London Stephanotis, of North Shields Royal Mail Company's steamer Para, from the West Indies Plymouth; Caribbean Line steamer Carib, from Jamaica for London Coleridge, of Exeter Wilson Line steamer Marengo, from New York for Hull presumed ...

... liy steamers Barringto;u 01 Newcastle; Torpedo, of Hull, from Liverpool, for Hull; Ulieola, of Cardiff; Marion, of Wuitby Caribbean iine steamer Carrib, frotu Jamaica, for London; Lapland, of Leith, from Liverpool, for Hamburg. Pawed Aquilon, oi Jersey; ...

... Bristol, for Fahnouth Ca-stlemaine. of London, f.'r Falmouth Far?d?y, f London North German Hoyd steamer Genera.! WerJer Caribbean Liner Zoo Wyudctiffe, of Liverpool, fn?fd ?M(—Sir Bevis, of Suuthamp- ton; O'Me), of Cork. of Liverpool, Pas.ed W tst-Sir ...

... Maroon, 2,000 tons burden, built to the order of Messrs. C. O. Young and Christies, of Cardiff, and sold by them to the Caribbean Steamship Company, of London, for their West Indian trade. She attained a speed of III knots an hour over the measured mile ...

... who need to sad the smitbern seas, reports that heaaw a ma @expect the other day off Vella. It wag like enee saw In the Caribbean Sea, extept that it has grown considerably. It held its head, the of • barrel, high in the air; it. eyes, as big as musers ...

... Dannbe beat Play up Airedale i Nell Strathpeffar beat Master Berths I Vbt MisxPrudence Benedict; Fair Friend Ot Magnificent Caribbean beat Comliatant Acid Drop bt Lady Bruce Formidable Foe bt Donald Penniless beat Kescue Wal ace Fie for Shame bt Glenesk fledroom ...

... Crkskov steamers King Ermyn, of Snntiwmpisn oiivj Branch, of Sunderfaud, from New Orleans for Bemen, vio. v\,imonth for coals Caribbean, of Liverpool, from New Orleans for Havre Propitious, of Hull, from Pensacola for Hull Red Star Line steamer showing night ...

... there nightly appear young persons who are habited in a fashion that may be all very well in some of the islands of the Caribbean Sea, and would doubtless be considered perfectly a In mode by the not lavishly-attired ladies and gentle- men who are known ...

... shelter one when launched, and ye* these Dutch West Indians profit by their trade of bombuilding, and cruise all about the Caribbean Arvhipelago in the staneal, meworthy mat they emormi in the hollow of on tbe top of their nrountainy colony.—hown Ike blends: ...

... only by climbing up • flight of eight hundred step* out in the solid rock. The people of Saba are heated throughout the Caribbean Islands for the Sahing-boats they build in • etcher—tic ol - lest imaginable fora shipysedWhen the boats are ready to ...