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... TREASURE HUNTING IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA. of It is now nearly six years since the quiet, not to say h to Somcclent, capitalof Jamaica was throwuinto afever of SI te excitement by the reported discovery of a hidden trsa- t sure of fabulous value in One of ...
... default one month's imprisonment, FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. AWEST INDIES. A.RRIVAL OF THE CARIBBEA.N. Yesterday, the West Indirm anud Pacific Steam-ship Company's s teamer Caribbean, Captain Hoare, arrived at Livcrool from Colon and liingston, but her news has becn ...
... COLON, APRIL 5, 1: On the 3rd instant the steamship European wag resh discharging on the weather side of the wharf, and the Caribbean taking in cargo on the leeside when'at seven o'clock in the morning one of the most fearful explosions I have ever experieneed ...
... HAYTI. The West India and Pacific Steamship Com- pany'a steamer 'Caribbean, Captain Hore, arrived in the Merseyabout eight o'clock on Tuesedaynight. She brings a full cargo. The Caribbean left Port-au.Prince on the 29th ultimo, bringing five days' later ...
... ASK US ANOTHER. TuE problem presented by the Caribbean Sea this morning is no case of Amnerica to play and mnate in two moves, or the reverse. On paper the variety of choice is most plentiful ; and to solve the problem one would require, an omniscient ...
... on the continent or in the penin- sula shall, in our time, have to face as much dan- ger as Captain James Cooke in the Caribbean is- lands. Mr. Cooke, with his portmanteau of peace- jul aspect, finds himself in Tuscany. Now, the Grand Duke himself is ...
... remonstrance in this country at such aecretive issue ; such, at least, as would peril she relations of the two powers. But the Caribbean Sea washes many different lands, and is as common as the Mediter- ranean ; it is studded around by old British Possessions ...
... Smith, Republican (Michigan), said The whole of the North, American continemt, every island in the Gulf of Mexieo and the Caribbean Sea. and such in the Paciflt as are deeispable, are worthy of our ambition' F0I10TY.SPANJ.A&IDS KILLED. New. York, Wednesday ...
... reference to theblockade of Sanita Martba, the corre- edert of the PaniamlaStear says:- At Santa Martha cqptais of the Caribbean was threatensed with an armed to cotpel hilu to skirrendor tho goods ou board taken ac st liverpool, destined for the port ...
... stalndinlg on an apex which bhs been oat off or overliin. The basin is turned towards Honduras; one side presents to the Caribbean Sea. an anstern coast 290 miles in length Costa Nica cuts anovors the point in such a manner as to shorten ?? oilier coast ...
... in North eind Sooth America, the ?? Mountains, and the Andes, converging in the latitude of rthe Gulf of Mexico end the Caribbean Sea, and continually odischarging into those estuaries the accumulating waters in the rocky cellars underneath them. This ...
... parallel may, with most propriety, be instituted. Cuba commands the northern and Trinidad the southern extremity of the great Caribbean Gulf. Cuba is within an easy distance of the Floridas, Haiti, Jamaica, and Yucatan; Trinidad is favourably situated for intimate ...