... DUTCH PREPARATION& The Dutch battleship Jacob van Hessen bark. tons, left Holland on the 11th inst. for the Caribbean flea. whilst the two armoured cruisers. Holland and Utrecht, orders to Prepare for fonsep service the following day. The cruiser Gelderland' ...

... BRIEF FOREIGN TELEGRAMS. A Hague telegram, dated Tuesday, says—A Dutch battleship will leave to-day for Caribbean waters, whither the cruiser Friesland will also most probably sent. Archbishop Farley, of New York, being slightly indisposed, has abandoned ...

... dangers may he minimised. THE ROMANCE OF RACING YACHTS. The old America Cup Defender Mayflower, which has been wrecked 4 the Caribbean Sea while on a treasure-hunting expedition, was, in her day, the finest racing yacht afloat. In her two races, in September ...

... called the Caribs supposed to have hailed originally from the basin, and to havs extended their eway far the Antilles. (The Caribbean Sea owes Its same to this tribe.) Their numbers and influence have, however, long disappeared with the purity of their race ...

... the team. Professor S. Killermanu, the Oerman scientist and explorer, affirms that the natives living on the coast of the Caribbean Sea are mostly cannibals. Although fish, birds, and various other animals abound in these regions, says there appears to ...

... Jameson. the raider, into the Prime Minister of the Cape Colony. In Kingston, Jamaica possesses the finest harbour in the Caribbean. It has an area of sixteen square milts, and deep water right up to the shore-line, as well as a sheltering arm in the Palisadoes ...

... ies quarter. DUTCH WARSHIPS UNDER ORDERS. (Renter’s Telegram.) Tho Hague, Tuesday.—Dutch warships will lo&vo to-day for Caribbean waters, whither the cruiser Friesland will also most probably be sent. AMERICAN FLEET ENTERTAINED ...

... SPONGE FISHING. Spango fishing in the Mexican GalC and ia the Caribbean Sea daring the past few years, become important feature the local life and trade. There are two places where it can be beet Springs, on the West Coast of Florid*, and Batabano, on ...

... that, divested Gal. veston. it was in September, 1900. that a cyclone of little force appeared in the eastern part of the Caribbean Sea, crossed the island of Cuba, pasmed south of Florida. and on September 8 swept down on the helpless city of Galvccton ...

... men provision the ship at the expense of the enemy. The Essex missed meeting the squadron of Commodore Riinbridge in the Caribbean S«a, as planned. British ships started in pursuit the lone Essex and, rather than to seek refugo in Atlantic ports South ...

... recent article, entitled Cruel Caribbean Indiana, based on the report of the American Consul at Colon, in Central America, the writer Gaye:— The hawk's bill turtle is Viand only in the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea. The shells shipped from the ...

... to provision the ship at the expense of the enemy. The Essex missed meeting the squadron of Obmmodore Bainbridge in the Caribbean Sea, as planned. British ships started in pursuit of the lone Essex, and, rather than seek refuge in Atlantic ports of South ...