... most interesting Island in the most attractive archipelago of all this world.* About SO miles due South, across tbs blue Caribbean waters from the British Pcssaaeiou Dominica, Columbus made its discovery on hie last voyage in 1602; though, according to ...

... of Italy are of the longest standing. A cablegram has been received from Admiral Dewey, announcing tho itinerary of the Caribbean Fleet during the Christmas undue concentration of vessel* on the Venezuelan coast is provided for, and the details are prudently ...

... England ? The Expedition to Saint Domingo, in which they took part is of t.ie series of enterprise, against tho bronch Co the Caribbean Sea. ufioii which tlio Government entered with light heart, and which finally cost the country nearly hundred thousand lighting ...

... American, were introducing new methods industries which gave promise of prosperity. the opening the Panama Canal would r, Caribbean an ocean thoroughfare rul tar. The splendid harbour of would then become of first class imporith as commercial centre and ...

... for war. Venezuela had much more right on her aide when she complained the despatch of British vessel from London to the Caribbean Sea deliver to the Insurgent chief, Matos, cargo of arms through tho intermediary agents at Trmidad. Great Britain, however ...

... took all the requisite measures in case ultimatum should become necessary. To thiw end. the Dutch naval souadron in the Caribbean Sea will reinforced in September by the cruiaera Utrecht and Holland, and arrangement* will made, if necessary, for day and ...

... crown, leaves the West India P for the last time it will bo an occasion full of sadness and regret for the colonists of the Caribbean. , ~ > i turn from the sentimental to the practical side of the question, the colonists bear gratefully in mind tha immense ...

... President right, of the British O. RowTeU , ppear , to regard it. Great Britai. must walk wanly yet not . interests in the Caribbean Sen to which at the last moment Mr. Redmond, who th(j „ .. , ,„. however, believn himtolf to csrthly fe, but that the- will ...

... Tribune has annexed Aves Island, and has hoisted the British flag there. [Aves Island is small barren islet the East of the Caribbean Sea, one hundred and forty miles West of Dominica.] Later. A telegram from St. Vincent states that party men from his Majesty’s ...

... Antilles. The concession granted to Orest Britain in favour of Trinidad will consequently extended to the Dutch colonics in tho Caribbean Bm. (Page 8.) The text the aasßomadnm embodying the details of Anglo-Rwnian action, which haa been resolved npoiwith regard ...

... interspersed with coral reefs, all ruing from submarine plateau which separates tbs depths of the Atlantic from thaw of the Caribbean Saa. Martinique, like Dominica and Qoadaloupe, is among the btter. Active vents are not numerous Indeed, only ht«o onton ...

... India across tho Atlantic. object of tho quest is for over com-Miorutocl in tho name West Indies, given to islands of the Caribbean Sea. Tho idea of caool across the Isthmus of Panama must (dten have risen in men's minds duriug tho iMt four hundred years ...