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... available I colonising area of the Southern Continent. An1 expedition under Alex~ander Agassiz has| done good service in the Caribbean Sea by its dredgings and soundings, while great Johm Theta, the modest and nloble-rn nde4 John Allan Broun, Keith Johnstoii ...
... two. ses Akb6et one-halfithedistanice ix covered' ~by the waters of Lake Nicar~agua, ah4 the: I eastern extremity into the Caribbean Sea, could, it is thought, be utilised throughout its entire course. This would only leave the comparatively narrow ridge ...
... influences which bore the Dunmore's waif, and hence the former, traversing the equatorial current and passing through the Caribbean Sea into the Gulf of at Mexico, making a total circuit 'of 5500 miles; travelled li- at abort the same mean rate-eight miles ...
... the late Viceroy and his able and cruelly-traduced Finance Minister. THE CARIBBEAN SEA BOTTOM. Some interesting facts respecting the depth of the western portion of the Caribbean Sea have been re- cently brought to light during the cruise of the United ...
... the Americans are not neglecting their R Africans, Now, as to night schools, one law pre- vails from Hudson's Bay to the Caribbean Sea- they are free. Excellent work is being done by I those in Boston, which are kept open at a cost of £120 per week. Night ...
... C AMoNG the numerous objections raised to b any scheme for cutting a passage through the ir isthmus which separates the Caribbean Sea from the Pacific Ocean, the probable effect of b. such a cutting on the course of the Gulf Stream is one which has never ...
... month, Mrs Alexander continues to sus. tain the interest' very idrmitably. - The remaining contents of the number are Caribbean Twelve per Cents, by J. Arbuthnott Wilson, and A Silver Weddina,.by;DavicChrstie ay. v A discharged draper's apprentice ...
... arrived to-day. Bastor, March 14.-Steamer Palestine, from Liverpool, arrived to-day. E.oweIAD, March 14.-West Indian esteamer Caribbean, New Orleacs for Liverpoel, passed CALCy.TTA Marchl 14.-Steamer City of Cal- cirta, from Liverpool, has arrived. CaPe Tony; ...
... ma~ls for ports in the Wept Indies and States of Vtenezuzela and Columbia. Ba[bdoes. tiatrmday.-The West India Compay's Caribbean arrived here to-day. Shanghai. landay.-The Glen Line steamer Glen- agies, from London, arrived yesterday evening. Cata, h ...
... Ytork for Southampton, passed here at U 4ii p.m. to-day. Liverpool, Teesday.-The West India and Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean, bound from I layti to Havre, passed the LizaLd at 2 20 p.m. yesterday. BOABD OY Tn&tDE INQUI.1T-A Board of Trade inquiry ...
... -LaDWort & Ho~ e atner d Galileo, from the Brrails for Southampton and' i. Antwerp, paasedto-tday. I r Jamaica,. My ti.-The Caribbean, Line steamers 31aroon left to-day for London. r cillala, Mtay J.-The Anichor Lie steincr Ande , left today for New York ...
... more accurate, it lies between 17'43' and 18'82' N. 1at., and 76'I1' and 78'20'50 W. long. Its shores are washed by the Caribbean Sea, and the nearest point on the American Continent, viz., Cape (Macia A Deos in the Mlkosquitto Territory, is just 210 ...