... Royal Mail puke Seine snivel the ahersoon horn the West Joshes. Ste reported the redden disappearance the Sour Inlet the Caribbean ea, and that it .as nut conjectured a: St. Thomas that .he had startwl for Europe. Ile people a. board the &ire were soused ...

... Irmo meted brew. ler London Poi no, WYONLSILLT —Th. Zombie', with Lai mail* June It. h.. arrived. Pi. TtIONAS, JCLY 8 —The Caribbean sailed te-day far Co ll `LON. —The Vestrarlan arrived Imo Li. pool ea UM 6th. owl ealled on BNANOMAI. JOLT 6 —The Peehewur ...

... the settlement of the Italian question, but the Pope. If his Holiness would agree to shift his triple coronet beyond the Caribbean sea some pro real might be made towards making things straight at Rome. The sage Paris correspondent ought to know that Francis* ...

... thus lasi.; rimed to year physical condition. The putkalar place I have is vim to be a grout highway from the Arras, or Caribbean see, be w Paeik sod this pertitadar place ban all ten sdvaiders for a Os bath sides them are harbours among gra is the work ...

... average width of 40 miles ; while the overflow of the lake forms the Ran Juan River, 120 miles long, which discharges into the Caribbean Bea. If this river were always navigable throughout its length—as was long supposed to be the case the work of the canal ...

... The moment their missionaries get hold of the island, instead of the population decreasing, was the case in some of the Caribbean Islands—it began to rise in population and influence. He , trusted that from what little he had said to them, both him-' ...