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... , that a contest would be hopeless. butherlandehire is ' thought to be impregualfm, but it is thought that there are in Caribbean electors who for money or other bribes will follow the Unionist. There is little doubt that Dr Clark will Le returned with ...
... object to the interference the United mdurally muck pleased that old and re-Btales. Considering the position of Venezuela the Caribbean Sen, thought it was AasocuTioK.-At natural (or the United States to take msaliag this Aaneciatioa last night, ia the interest ...
... that region, he understood them in his confused interpolation of their replies, to complain of their treatment by their Caribbean neighbors, and of their terrible voracity. Thus, owing in part to his utter misinterpretation of what they told him, and ...
... being factory life. A group al war maps show very clearly the situations sad surroundings of Cuba and the island of the Caribbean Sea. The remaining contents of the lumber are excellent and diversified. Ter Caledonian and London and North-Western Railway ...
... this admirable magazine. We give the following extract;— THE STREAM CCRHEN'T. In recent Supplement to the Navigation of the Caribbean Sea and Gnlf Mexico, issued by the U.B. Hydrographic Office, it stated that during the past four and half years it has been ...
... reforms the Government of the Philipidres. The Cabinet at a later meeting decided that Spanish sovereignty in the entire Caribbean and We*t Indian waters must be utterly removed. The indebtedness assumed Spain, and charged against Cuba and Puerto Rico ...
... written by local antiquarim, making of the light whirl. the investigations of the last twenty.: n years have thrown upon Caribbean history and bring.. doom the information in the book to the present tuna.-011EXIT HERALD. War kegs. LIVERPOOL GRAIN 111ARILLT ...
... The nesrspaper relates bo* “ Sergeant Stewart, one of Company Fi most worthy members,” jumped from the ragged into the Caribbean Sea, and reaoned Bart Nothingham, whose mind seansad to have hem affected by raoent illness. At all events deliberately walked ...
... e id the naval situation. No lung am it wait probable that the Spaniards would attempt to develop naval activity in the Caribbean Soo, Sun Juan naturally a point of importance, and military fora, if available, might have come to the assistance of the ...
... we believe, be easily settled by give-and-take negotiations. The Americans are bent on making a ship canal between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific ; and, by the Clayton-Bulwur Treaty, Great Britain and the Great Republic are severally debarred from ...