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... 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 ...
... at 5.30 am, and proceeded for New York at 4.45 p.m. LrviuiPooL, WEDNESDAY.-The West India and Pacific Company's eteamer Caribbean left the Mersey yesterday for ports in the West Indies and States of Venezuela and Columbia, CoLON, MAsrH 30.-The West India ...
... steamer Lombardy, with the India and China mails, £42,500 specie, and 30,470 chests of tea, arrived Ll ivrOOL, SATURDAY.-The Caribbean sailed to-day OQEcNsToWN, SATUaDAY.-The White Star steamer Celtic arrived from New York at 3.45 a.m., landed all mails, and ...
... jevellery. The Unioncompany's extra .1,{E Dotterell sailed this afternoon for the Cape of a II'Tllr;, Tm'ras1AY.-The ss. Caribbean left the d t, dav mith mails and passengers for Venezuela d thel'nte SttesofColumbia. . o~tberriems, Tseriosl.-The Union ...
... Sully,, at five o'clock this morning; believe crew drowned steamer apparently uninjured flavre, Jan._13,-The brigantine Caribbean,. of and from Annapolis ?? for Demerara, with lumber and potatoep, was diseasted in a hurricane on Deo, 2, and. was. abandoned ...
... Paris and London. EUTER'S )JAIL AND SHP NEWS. 4 .qcooL00, TgtID AY.-The West India and Pacific , p,'21o al nuil steamer Caribbean arrived at 25thoi sailed on the ?3th. aiD rvQYl TNI ~DSDA'.-The Peninsular and Ori- steaner Indils, from Bombay with the ...
... Baptist, upon locusts and wild honey. Having a prophetic eye to coming events, he has applied for a A1 osionaryslip to the Caribbean is- lands. We think Sierra Leone would be a better loca- tion for many of his fraternity. The following offlcle was to be ...
... HALIFAX SATURDAY-Thle Allan eteaucer I: l.erLiO arrived to-day. POIT-.AI.-PiiNiCE (HAYTI), Mayl- 17.-The W3 lrh steamer Caribbean left to-day for Baltialtoe. l I I ...
... Paris, Hanover, Sea Horse, Ann Royden, m Lutona. Si AscAoi, LrIKl.Y To BiE GOT OPr.-Leglide, Medusa, p Ilindoatan. Salsette, Caribbean, Astronomer, Simla, Mones- fort, Winchester, Hampden, King Arthur. M LoST MASrS AND RIoGINo.-W8stern Empire, Aladdin, Pride ...
... Ilir had taken possessionof Cap3 Gvacios; il.Dios, a point on the g ederi north-east extremity of Nicaragua, lying on the Caribbean AMr I Sen, above the northern limit of the Maoquito Reservation, havir and contermlated an attack thence up.n Bhuefiolde ...
... greatly I lessened mainly owing to the inroads made on his c coal supply. In short, they believe that he is still I in the Caribbean Sea with his original stock of coal I used up, the scanty additions made to it well-nigh 3 exhausted, and with no depot in ...
... the early construction of the Nicaragua Canal, desires to keep fortiljed stations for coaling and repairs In or near the Caribbean Sea, that object could be secured by the.retention of St. Lucia and the Bermudas, ...