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... BAS - GATE. Jan ?9 Arrived—Petra, from T.on - don for Tblhoa ; Louisa Henrietta. from Newcastle for Carthacenia. Off Port—Caribbean from Santa Martha for Bremen—she has been supplied with an anchor and chain. The Rea Queen from I ondon to Hong Kong, in ...
... for London. AM 'HATE. Jan ')9 A rrive-'—Petra. from London for Loillsa Henrietta. from Newcastle for Cartharenia, Off Port—Caribbean om Santa Martha for Bremen—she has horn supplied with an anchor and chaTn. The Rea Queen from T ondon to Hong Kong. in entering ...
... PIRACY IN Ti CARIBBEAN SEA. Yesterday the following communication was received by Captain 'Halsted, R.N., secretary at Lloyd's, f,rom their agent at Porto Rico, relating to a suspicious looking schooner, supposed to be a Russian privateer or a pirate ...
... both republics, and also that such orders may be given to the commanders of the vessels of war of the United States in the Caribbean Seas, or cruizing in the vicinity of San Juan, as shall prevent the landing of such expeditions as may be open to reasonable ...
... company for some time past been engag eu la loading vessels with guano from a c l us t er o f i s l an d s o r r oe in the Caribbean Sea, near the coast of South America, nominated the Ayes, or Bird Islands, .in latitude longitude 66° 50 W. By the following ...
... applicable to the colonies of Spain. The Washington Star says that the British minister has sent orders to the squadron in the Caribbean Sea, not to allow the Kinney expedition to land on any portion of central America. With reference to this Kinney expedition ...
... she could be got off, March 27—The May, Russell, of more, from St. Jago, for one of the Caribbean Keys, to load guan ° „ e w Liverpool, was lost in the Caribbean Sea, during a recent gale ; c' arrived at Baltimore. March 2S—The Julia G. Tyler, from Baltinlora ...
... Spain a treaty which gave toNicaragua a ll the rights which Spain ever held in the whole country between the Pacific and the Caribbean Sea. Mr. Cass : What is the date of that treaty ? Mr. CLAYTON : The 25th of July, 1850 • and if gentle. men wish to know ...
... under the protection of the British Crown. He obtained mahogany grants on the bank of the Roman river which flows into the Caribbean Sea, and there, and at Limas, erected expensive works. As a matter of course he paid the dues claimed by the King of Mosquito ...
... face of the proved cruelty, horrors, and enormous mortality attending the legalised coolie traffic from the far East to the Caribbean Sea, we are bound to express approval of Lord Palinerston's decided negative to the proposal to allow negro immigration into ...
... the prove I eruelt,., horrors, and enormous mortality atter - I.lin ' ). the legalked Coolie traffic from the far East to Caribbean Sea. We are bound to express approval of Lord Palmerston's decided nevative to the proposal to allow negro immigration into ...
... the treaty for s • su ppression, for the examination of suspected s hips by such of the Brieish squadron as were e n the Caribbean sea, for the express purpose : an d under the sanction of the United States goscernment, of ascertaining if the barbareus ...