... tourist steamer Madiara have received advices that the vessel, which left New Yo:k on Saturday on a special cruise to the Caribbean Islands, has gone ashore offt Bermuda, and become a total wreck. The vessel had about 100 passengers on board. A message ...

... enjoy their visit. Reuter’s correspondent cables that the Cornwall will accompany his Majesty’s cruiser Brilliant to the Caribbean Sea in October. BARQUE LOST OFF TASMANIA, LAUNCESTON (Tasmania), Sept. 27. The residents in the vicinity of Foster Island ...

... application of so wide a measure of political freedom as that implied the term Home Rule.” For the peoples of Canada and the Caribbean differ as widely as their respective climates. On the one hand, we have a white population, accustomed, many of them, prior ...

... some of our West Indian colonies. Last I had occasion to express the hope that no one might be deterred from a visit to the Caribbean through apprehension regarding the Soufriers and Mont Pelee, and now am anxious that the recent cyclone in Jamaica should ...

... Hasborough Bands on the 29th ult. ANOTHER STEAMSHIP RECORD.—The S.P Tagus. known in the West Indies as the Queen of the Caribbean, has established a record passage from New York to Jamaica, having on her homeward voyage covered the distance in 3 days ...

... Jamaica's Best. That Jamaica is the loveliest island of the Caribbean is generally admitted. Compared with the equally fertile and far greater neighbour a boa tired miles to the north it is Devonshire, to Suffolk, for Jamaica has glorious mountains, ...

... Moreover, she has already sufficient coast-line to protect. It is sometimes suggested that Great Britain should exchange her Caribbean possessions for the archipelago. In this case the wish, in American minds, may be father to the thought, but Great Britain ...

... Owing to various causes 43 out of 45 Naval reservists on board H.M.S. Brilliant are unwilling to make a cruise to the Caribbean Sea, and are being paid off to-day. The incident is greatly regretted. lt will, it is generally feared, prejudice the Admiralty ...

... Oct. 24.—Steamer Limon. from Port Limon, brought news of the destructive effect of hurricanes, which recently swept the Caribbean. Captain Porter said Bluefields, Nicaragua, was in ruics and banana plantations in the vicinity were destroyed. Little Corn ...

... water, and is often blown on board veewele. In borne eases men have thus' been knocked down by them. The natives of !the Caribbean Sea esteem the dying gurnard highly es • food fish. When a shoal is aur-1 I rounded by a big net they dash out of the I water ...

... at C«r»css notifies the State Department that the Venenelan insurgents bare entered the town of seeva Barcelona, on the Caribbean Sea. The rebels are conducting themselves in an exemplary fashion, and are not interfering all with the foreign interests ...

... Increased Armaments at Guard Windward Passage. Britain's Appa ren Pj*ogramme to Control Canal. A Great Naval Base in the Caribbean.’* H© has received tn© following in reply War Office, Oct. 31. W“Dear Sir. —With reference to your letter 16fh inst., the ...