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... stated be strictly neutral, but the sentiments towards Colombia have been chilled by the Canal episoie. The United States Caribbean Squadron which was previously under orders to be ready to leave Norfolk foe the S nth on 25th instant has been ordered to ...
... —Seenery and Climate. The sea appears all golden Beneath the sunlit sky. Heine. The beauty of the various islands of the Caribbean Sea has often been described by those who have travelled in that region of the globe, and the Bahamas are not without many ...
... invite Germany to become protector of the country exchange for extensive land concessions on the Pacific oo.ist and tbo Caribbean Sea. The Consul says Commission will shortly leave Bogota for Berlin, with full powers to negotiate a treat}' with Geimany ...
... wbieb bas begs apiesdidly OIL 113 complete the pregrameas an Whig at those indursd tc visit the bland of Springs, in the Caribbean Sea. Sir Alfred made for their entertainment and arousenmet-by gendingr out musket and operat.e vont- and wizards, cricket ...
... 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 ...
... with no credit, come to depend entirely upon the United States, te which it wall henceforth be virtually possessions in the Caribbean, draw a step to the immense of South America, which must one day fall uader their con- If the post of Commander-im-Chief ...
... protector of tlio , oounrry in exchange for exie . n- 'sivo . land ' -conoeasions '• • on iho Pacific Ocean anil i ; he Caribbean , ? Saa .- ' • The ;! Consal ' ' i-ays a Commission will shortly leave Bogota . i'tor K-rlill with • futi l ? ow ...
... group owes its equable climate to its er- peculiar geographical position. To the South uc. there are the warm waters of the Caribbean ing Sea, whilst to the West and North of the Col the ony there flows the warm water of the Gulf it Stream, which modifies ...
... them a life and death issue. Many of the people of the Cauca province, on the Pacific, and the Bolivar province, on the Caribbean Sea, hope to benefit by the waterway, and with Panama practically a unit In favor of it, and the States between the Isthmus ...
... more in common with the Southern State* of America, and especially with Florida. than they have with the islands of the Caribbean Sea. The Bahamas are sometimes confounded with the Bermudas, which lie some hundreds of mile* further north, and with liarbatbes ...
... terrible scare no longer ago than last year, just at the time when everyone was excited by the fearful volcanic disaster in the Caribbean Sea. From the Observatory it is reported that there was a loud, long drawn-out report accompanied by intermittent rumbling ...
... to seek a German protectorate over Colombia, and in return will make concessions of land to Germany both the Pacific and Caribbean coasts adjoining the isthmus. November 10, 1903^ SHORT. The Duke of Fife is fifty-four to-day. Today is the eig'hty-fourth ...