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... of these heautitul mikado in the Caribbean Sea. lie is spud to have expressed the following view : - The constant eruptions a bole is being made an the bosom of the earth; when reaches a great must follow. The Caribbean Islands are situated In a the sarth's ...
... that volcanic disturbances may result in the collapse and total disappearance of some of these beautiful islands io tbe Caribbean Sea. ...
... great size subsidence must follow, ’lire Caribbean Islands are situated in a region .where the earth’s crust is extremely weak, as was demonstrated ages ago when the Andean Mountains broke down and the Caribbean basin and the Gulf of Mexico were formed ...
... THE ARMY AND NAVY GAZETTE, &c. THE AMERICANS IN THE CARIBBEAN. TN the report of the Secretary of the United States Navy, prepared last November, it was remarked that, if the United States had a navy at all, it should be one commensarate with the nation’s ...
... activity in modem times, the chly noteworthy exception being the long island chain which separates the Atlantic from the Caribbean Sea. Many, of the Lesser Antilles are characteristic volcanic islands, and the whole area corresponds in its physical features ...
... soon afterwards transferred to Canada. In sailed from Halifax take part in tha expedition against the French islands in the Caribbean, and after many hard bottles about the baas of Uont Pales, captured Martinique from the valiant General Rocbambesn. Major ...
... than has be.m shown by the people of this colony in the fearful disaster that ham befallen the Island of Martinique, in the Caribbean Sea. Martinique is an island the name of which seldom appears in the newspapers, an 4 am a consequence many people have but ...
... has overtaken the city of St. P ierre in the French colony of M·artinique, one of the fringe of islands that shuts off the Caribbean Sea from the Atlantic. It is ...
... May 14. The rain of Bre ceased two hundred yards short of be Carbet. Two thousand persons are dead at St Vincent, mostly Caribbean.. A stream of stones and mud half a mile wide was from La Souffriere on May 10. Two heavy earthquakes and several smaller ...
... to live in the neighbourhood of these awful volcanic activities that are still disturbing the islands and vicinity of the Caribbean Sea. After the overwhelming destruction of St. Pierre, calamities of a similar and in some respects more appalling nature—for ...
... remembered iv connection with the West ludiau disasters: be deplored that scientific men not study more tbe lands round the Caribbean Sea. That splendid country is doomed soon to disappear. THAT OfcaWS'S hag obtained snch {Treat popularity Because it un ...
... THE WEST INDIAN ISLINDB. Martinique, one oi the West litdian Islands |«np, about thirty miles lue south tt»3 ...