... waters, tho relations between Colombia and V enozuola much improved that ho has withdrawn one of tho German frigates from the Caribbean Soa, and only loft two small cruisers off Guayra. THE PLAYGOERS’ CLUB. ...

... NEW YORK. Nov. 9 The Herald'i Washington correspondent Finding it impolitic to acquire a coaling station the shores of the Caribbean Sea by direct negotiation, Germany has attempted to evade the Monroe Doctrine obtaining control of the territory nooeaaary ...

... from 12.000 14,000 feet abovu sea-letei. With its arms spanned a sixth part of the circumference of our globe, from the Caribbean to Cape Horn, thus bordering the Pacific side of South America with a titanic barrier. The height of its passes forbade the ...

... have been rent in twain, and srith its seversnee down will go the British Empire. She will find thatber possessions in the Caribbean have lapsed. She will find that she has overtaxed our patience. She has started with a new King and upon a new career that ...

... ™*°f Atlantic to Europe ; two Hoes of seven crossing the Pacific to Asia, and one three steamers to Australia. South of •** Caribbean Sea and the Isthmus there is no regular *'' l American steamers with either V * 1 America. By means of reasonable « the trade ...

... 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 ...

... her operations in Vrueanala will oatafolly arranged not raffia American susceptibilities The United Stotea has just new ia Caribbean waters the most nowarfol Fleet of battleships which erar sailed under the Stan and Stripes; bat their sen ices are net likely ...