... EARTHQUAKE ON THE PACIUC. About a month ago we had accounts from the West Indies slight shock of an earthquake being felt in the Caribbean Sra, accompanied about as far as Barbadoes with clouds of dust, and what was then believed be volcanic ashes. That a new ...

... Falkland Is- land but to control the commerce that passes around Cape Horn —while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, and Bermuda at another, stand out in great force over our own coast from one extremity to the ...

... of Peru in pretending to territory thirtylive miles from its coasts, not content with hovering over the islands of the Caribbean, is pushing its own pretensions across the broad Pacific, and endeavouring to extend its jurisdiction to a distance of a ...

... Nicaragua will, at the present time, interesting : t’.e '.vest it is 1 tbe Pacific pirtly on t!ie east by the waters o:' the Caribbean S -*», tlie Mos.j'iittr) Territory forming hr.re tare of i - s eastern houmlary. Honduras >nier- it o;» lie no th, ami Costa ...

... and the Rev. C. Worthy. Four ears ago he went to sea, and he wandered over the shores of Mexico. Texas, and through the Caribbean Seas. He -et out again to sea about three years ago, but the ship was obliged to put buck iu half-wrecked eonduiou; and he ...

... Mt. u. Mills and the Rev. C. Worthy. Four years ago he wen o sea. and he wandered over the shores of Mexico, Texas, the Caribbean Seas. He set out again sea ago, but the ship was obliged to put back m , dition ; and ho returned his home Cheltenham, from ...

... Mills and the Kev. C. Worthy. Four years ago he went to sea. he wandered over the shores of Mexico, Texas, and through the Caribbean Seas. set out again to sea about three years ago. but the ship was obliged to put back in a half-wrecked condition; and returned ...

... Baltmobe, Dec. 28.—The schooner Alice Mowe, arrived here from St. Domingo, bring* news that the guano island Alta Veto, in the Caribbean sea. legal possession of American citizens, has been forcibly taken by the Dominican Government, and the parties the island ...

... , from which, doubt, privateers will fitted oat for the purpose preying upon the commerce in the Golf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea. Fort Picuns, Junior.— This small ontpoat defence or auxiliary of Fort Pickens, erected Lieutenant Slcmmer’s oiilers ...

... rose long range of forest hills clothed green and yellow leafage, while to the right rolled the glittering waves of the Caribbean Sea. In a sumptuously furnished apartment of the house two men, whose bronzed, grizzly faces bore marks premature decay, ...

... mission. The Confederate privateer Retribution his burned three Maine vessels. She eneonotered so unknown whaler in the Caribbean sea, which showed fight, but was sank with all on board. The Alabama was at Caynas Island on the 6th, trying to ship men ...

... window#; but ol all the reaaela near the European the time of her diaaater. the only one which •attained aenoot damage wae the Caribbean,the boata which reeael were rendered naeleea. and good deal of breakage inflicted on the inner framework the ahip. The mo»t ...