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... question ; and they want to know for what purpose—on what ground—the States have been menaced by an augmented fleet in the Caribbean Sea. The Times, deriving its information from small officials, has been misled, or, its information from parties high in ...
... disposed us to incredulity. When it told us, rather confidently, last week, that the British Government had sent a fleet to the Caribbean Sea, to guard against a filibustero ex- pedition to Ireland, we refused assent ; but, when it subsequently narrated circ ...
... Nicoya to the Gulf of Fonseca, and has a small extent of coast, including the mouth of the Rio San Juan del Norte on the Caribbean Sea. To the north its borders are co-terminous with the southern boundaries of Honduras and the Mosquito Kingdom. Area, 49 ...
... At this in the vicinity of magnificent bay of Fonseca, which in all probability appropriate, with aid of » railroad from Caribbean Sea. Count Gabriac, the Mexico, is no less industrious in his of knaw- ledge of all that to the country round It is knoyn ...
... will long step towards our end. Without San Juan del Norte, we lack what will the end pensahte to us-a naval foree the Caribbean Sea. Th* commercial oonsequencee this possession nothing i a compariaoQ with the naval and political mSk . j 00 • Bd » 1 ...
... In view of the possible necessities that may grow out of the complicated state of affairs in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, orders have been sent to the several navy yards to prepare a large number of vessels for immediate service. taking this ...
... fertilised in a remarkable way, not generally known. The Gulf weed is carried the eddy From the Sargassuia Sea into the Caribbean Sea, and through the Gulf of Mexico and the Florida Pass on to the banks. During its course, the vegetable mattei gradually ...
... improvement on the photographic art.—Mr. Arnott presented two more specimens of phosphate of lime found at an island in the Caribbean Sea. He stated that, although the deposit had been excavated to the depth of forty feet, and 70,000 tons had been removed ...
... thence to the Canaries, and it is im the following way :—The which we ve seen south-east and north-east Atlantic through the Caribbean. Sea and ee iT 2 Storms: with an Essay on W By Thomag and its Ca, into the Gaif of Mexico p> the nee through a narrow outlet ...
... stores essential the existense of the labourers that barren rock. Certainly if Sombrero among the British Possessions in the Caribbean Sea, as it is now announced, this act Captain should not have been suffered to pass rebuked the part of our Government. Apart ...
... South Atlantic to J One has teen found after 16 years, another after 14, and a third after 10 ears. One was thrown into the Caribbean after five days was pick ed u Berai 210 miles distant. A bottle was thrown in at Behring's found on the Hordaras coast, having ...
... February, | The Steamer ARIEN, Captain HARAM. | received until 8 p.m. of the let February. To sail on the 10th The New Steamer CARIBBEAN, Captain Hoang. ses + ppecived until 8 p.m. of the Tth Fi specie are taken via Colon at through rates, and wader through ...