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... whither they were sent upon confidential mission. Orders have been issued the North Atlantic Squadron to rendezvous in the Caribbean Sea in December, instead January. It suggested this would be very convenient for a demonstration if Venesoela opposes the ...
... for tin Navy, on Saturday indued the Knropsen Squadron to tiie South Atlantic station, and the South Atlantic Squadron to Caribbean waters. The Asiatic Squadron had previously been ordered to Hawaii, which it obviously nearer to Panama than to Aria. The ...
... study of that Navy, and believed its efficiency possible action was greatly overestimated. The American Naval Manoeuvres Caribbean waters were object lesson to the German Emperor. At those Manoeuvres there had been present fifty-four vessels, including ...
... would have been now an accomplished fact, and Germany would have held for ever a position of very great Naval strength the Caribbean Sea. I have said above, this fact is well known America, and is also, probably, well knoWn in our Foreign Office; but there ...
... EXCURSION STEAMER. bough Reuter’s Agenct.) . BERMUDA, Feb. 10. j. * s e,tner Msdiana, which left New York on I’..* - l tbe Caribbean mitb number excur>ionista on board, U '■ '..r reers off here, and is likelv to be i- Tugs have left to endeaTour to rescue ...
... incidents. Hence it is impossible doubt that tho Manoeuvres are connected with tho events in Panama. As a North American and Caribbean Power with largo interests in South America, England naturally observant of tho recent changes. This is wholly agreeable ...
... that the stations will Guaotanomo and Bahia Honda. teiosram from Washioglon sarn that Rear Aiimir.il Cogoiau ...
... 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 ...
... Spaniards, and the Dutch. Hitherto, the student desirous of following the varying fortunes our arms in North America, in the Caribbean Sea, and the Spanish Main, at Gibraltar, in India, and in the Mediterranean has been obliged to consult the works of many ...
... millions of people in the United Kingdom for the sake of few hundred thousand planters and labourers in the Islands the Caribbean Sea. Mr. Chamberlain vindicates the Con- vention on broader lines. the first place he denies that it will raise prices to ...