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... 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 ...
... that remain of his term of office without losing more territory, as the country along the Pacific as well as that on the Caribbean coast has long chafed under the despotic rule of Bogota. The mountain province of Antioquia is liable to fight for freedom ...
... really seriously considered in Council the proposition made that Great Britain should be asked to allow her fleet in the Caribbean Sea to manoeuvre against the American fleet in those waters in mimic war, and that he did so shows what a tactful and courteous ...
... desirable comaequeaces. If, lii reepor.se to an invitation. the British Ouveniwent were order a battleship samisen to the !Caribbean, and combined mariceovres were to he carried out under the command ef. raj, Lord Bererford on the Englith side, and Adm. ...
... that the withdrawal of the Brooklyn and San Francisco from Beyrout is likely to be possible in time for them to reach the Caribbean for the manoeuvres, but the Machias is not expected. The Brooklyn and her consort will make a straight run across the Atlantic ...
... augmented British force in North American waters to engage iii exercises with the American assembling next January in the Caribbean Sea. iho proposal was couched in most friendly terms, the Herald remarking that, happily for the peace of the world complete ...
... the suggestion put forward editorially by the New York Herall last week, that advantage should be taken of the presence in Caribbean waters next January of British and American Squadrons to hold some combined manceuvres. The suggestion is made i 1 a very ...
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... come to be written down as tedious, yet such is undoubtedly the case. Shipmates in Sunshine treats of a cruise in the Caribbean Seas, but it concerns itself more with the voyagers than the voyage. Of anecdote there is plenty ; the passengers lose no ...
... KINGSTON. [All rights reserved,] A fixate, her snow-white canvas spread alow and aloft ara* gliding swiftly across the Caribbean Be* towards (he beautiful island of Grenada. Her approach was watched with intense interest by two Tuui'g girls, who were ...