... Morning. — The location of the Spanish Fleet has come as a great relief. The fear that this fleet was moving about in the Caribbean Sea, or possibly steaming to attack some unguarded American port, was excessive, and now that it is removed the relief is ...

... among; many others, Sir William Wallace Onslow and Sir Huasey and Lady Vivian, who are going for a round trip among the Caribbean archipelagoes. In addition to the Europoan contingent, there afe many travellers from the American side who hava now got ...

... presenta- tion was 40 years earlier, as in the year 1844 old Billy, the regimental pet, departed this life in peace in the Caribbean Isles, whither he bad accompanied the regiment from Canada; and her Majesty, on hearing how deeply he was lamented by the ...

... still more singular place from which the material is procured. In about the centre of the island of Trinidad, a dot in the Caribbean Sea, just off the coast of Venezuela, there is an asphalt lake. It is said to cover about 100 acres and is apparently in ...

... and has been abandoned. The crew landed at Kingstown, Jamaica; specie saved. Also that the Wsrt India and 'Pacific steamer Caribbean has been caught iii & cyclone. The deck was Swept, and boats, skylights, bridge and three seamen washed overboard. 1 laarn ...

... trial trip of the steamship Maroon, built to the order of Messrs C. Young and Christies, of Cardiff, and sold by them to the Caribbean Steamship Co., of London, for their West Indian trade. The following are her dimensions —Length, over all, 250 ft; breadth ...

... Galves- ton is the same that was reported to have played such havoc recently in Jamaica, and that after wandering round the Caribbean Seas for some days it has swept into the Gulf of Mexico. ...

... ashore but I judges all men by personal acquaintance only, and I'd never played with this one afore we went out into the Caribbean in the Flyin' Fish. Poker was his hold, so he said, and we played brisk—five of us under an awning forvard. All went merry ...

... England, and Diumrner Slavin trod the soil of his native land, grateful for his escape from the fever-infected isles of the Caribbean. Major Bush had a keen appreciation of Stavin's powers as a sportsman, the latter being an ardent; competitor in ali forms ...

... back to England, and Stat**1 r S'av,n trod the soil of his native land, jg] for his escape from the fever-infected °f the Caribbean. Major Bush had a keen tIpreClation of Slavin's powers as a, sportsman, 6ce 'atter being an ardent competitor in all forms ...

... Curacoa tl have been discovered encased in soap boxes in the hold of the steamer Maracaibo, belonging to B the Atlantic and Caribbean Sea Steam Naviga. ti tiunt Company. The steamer was prepa-ing to & sail for Venezuela, The first mate and the j I' chief ...

... 3.30.-Ruter. WASHINGTON, Friday (Later).—The Cabinet at its later meeting decided that Spanish sovereignty in the entire Caribbean and West Indian waters must be utterly removed. The indebted- ness assumed by Spain and charged against Cuba and Porto Rico ...