... FISHING IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. [From New York Tribune.] The fisherman of the Caribbean Islands have ha,d time making a living. The water of that wonderful d .. aml beautifully W«e, but there art some reefs coral wound the Mm*, and in the and north-eastern ...

... here by an interview published in the ''New York Herald. The Admiral has just returned from the West Indies, where, in the Caribbean naval manoeuvres, he had under his command the largest American fleet ever gathered together timbof peace. He declares the ...

... England and the United States. Americans would regret believe that the English Government has approved German procedure in the Caribbean. Knowing how much that procedure is disliked in America, the Emperor now seeks to shift the burden of obloquy from his own ...

... believes that the English people are content to be bound Germany while Germany is simultaneously carrying on hostilities in Caribbean waters and negotiating Washington with the Venezuelan representative The precedent Mexico, when England, after the discovery ...

... poor soldier, found herself cast adrift. Never at a loss, sho shipped before the mast on aW est Indiaman. When out in the Caribbean Sea th© vessel was captured Rackham, and Mary Read, in her disguise, was allowed to join the pirate crew as an alternative ...

... Atlantic side, sharks very plentiful; but the river San Juan, which connects the huge fresh waterlake Nicaragua with the Caribbean Sea, is literally alive with them. Tney will even travel the entire length of the river—some ninety mils*—and take up their ...