... barque A lice, which reached Portland, Maine, • few days ago, after a stormy voyage of 19 days from Turk's Island, in tho Caribbean. The barque carried a cargo of salt, and she had been out bat a day when it was found that the salt had struck through into ...

... barque Pallas, from Buenos Ayres to Gulf of Mexico ports, was wrecked on October 18 at Grand Cayman, a little island in the Caribbean Sea to the north-west of Jamaica. Two of the sailors, endeavouring to keep up the spirits of their companions, got a violin ...

... is equally certain that she will soon be wedded. MARBLR MONSTROSITY. This monstrosity comes from that wonderland of the Caribbean Sea, Puerto Rico. It is considered a very rare specimen of Indian sculp- ture, and is all done in marble. It is a sort of ...

... restriction hail not hampered them up to this time, but now they began to extend the scene of their operations from the Caribbean Sea to the waters of the Pacific, which soon brought down upon them the threats and restrictions of the various European ...

... There was no definite news on the morning of Wednesday respecting the movements or position of the hostile Meets in the Caribbean Sea. News from the Philippines indicates that the Spanish authorities are endeavouring by various methods to enlist the ...

... eruptions mean that a hole is being made in the bosom of the earth; when it reaches a great size subsidence must follow. The Caribbean islatids are situated in a region where the earth's crust is extremely weak, as was demonstrated ages ago, when the Andean ...

... will not allow the present troubles at Ban Domingo to greatly disturb the tenor of their ways. The Black Republic of the Caribbean Bea, the )Hispaniola of Columbus, has for four centuries besq a scene of almost unceasing struggles. Here eager and callous ...

... the waters of two oceans. They captured a good Spanish galleon, and, after marooning the captain and crew on a solitary Caribbean quay, they sailed the stolen vessel to Havana, where they disposed of a rich cargo of pearls, silks, and merchandise. The ...

... the Hearearge, said to be the last ship in the old American War navy. It is reported that she was wrecked on a reef in the Caribbean Sea, and although officers and men were saved, there is an end apparently to the glories of the stout old warvessel. We have ...

... and are conquered, falling down helplessly entangled in the m esh e s of the net. The supply of them. especially in the Caribbean Sea, and around the West India islands, seems to be inexhaustible, and the demand for their bodies is commensurate with the ...

... to do so because of his suspicious that somehow the sail might be one of the Royal navy that had been driven out to the Caribbean Sc in order to escape from Admiral Blake. Did he begin to have his suspicion of Captain Nevers ? Colonel Kelly looked ...

... somewhat of real fighting before another sunset, or say—as some of ye have said alreadythat Pat Kelly knows naught of the Caribbean. Now we had never suggested—whatever we may have thought—that 'Kelly knew naught of these waters; but we did not contradict ...