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... Market, and there is no reason to doubt Iv appears, that the itinerary of the who presented themselves, and not an German Caribbean Squadron was to indication that very little interest is that with the present mutual feeling go south as far as Trinidad ...
... English seem to have seriously oontemplated fortifying the former, whereas the latter has been styled the Gibraltar of the Caribbean. It is part of the soheme of the (Jommittee of Defence in England to make St. Lucia a fortified naval staticm, and there ...
... Panama telegrams. General Elliott. Commander of the Marine Corp., wilLreturn to the Isthmus uith the itizie,earrying the Caribbean. Sea battAlion. In the Sonata -yesterday, Senator Daniel debating upon Senator. Hoar's resolution, criticised the administration ...
... reason that they trust St. Lucia to be the principal fortified in the familiar laws of nature or - naval station in the Caribbean. in the action of common things. The last French Governor of St. This effective remedy is palatable Lucia, in a report to ...
... palisades and on the foot bills east of the harbour will, it is said, when carried out, make Port Royal the Gibraltar of the Caribbean, and u ill have an AN Di potiTANT DANISH IN UUSTRY, 2esl Wrink for Not &unifies is According to the latest Ofllci3l Returns ...