... snd South America at the same velocity. The prevaliog sheory is that the north-east trade winds drive & carrecs into the Caribbean Sea and, aided by the fesble equatorial stream, heap ap the water in the gulf of Mexico, thence rushing around the eoutn ...

... be the traffic that now passes round A great trade street, as | be created, running from he- West Indie*. The Canal the Caribbean Sea as important and as the nations are all more less under the impression that trade follows the flag, every enterprising ...

... atesEquadrons which have heeu mahoeuer lug at Culebra Island for many weeks have dispersed Wq be viititie, p or ts iv. the Caribbean. The itiviton under Rear Aduiiral Higginsort is expected to brriv• in t. Kitts to day aud wiil ressaitt for two clear days ...

... because a satisfactory substitute can be provided. The method we and our allies agreed to adopt against the defaulting Caribbean State was based upon the old international system of redress—force; and on this system we are logically entitled to the full ...