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... the Rus- The Confederate privateer Retribution baa burnt throe Maine vessels. She encountered an unknown whaler in the Caribbean Sea, which showed fight, but was sunk with all on board. The Alabama waa Cay nan Island on the trying ship men. Admiral Wilkes ...
... Clay has been so-ncminated to the Ruwisa The Confederate has burnt three vemels. She encountered an unknown whaler in the Caribbean Sea, which showed fight, but was sunk with ell on beard. “ALABAMA” BLOCKADED. The Alabama was at Cayman Ialanc °° the 6th ...
... Wilkes and four war steamers. Her capture is, however, not assure*!. The Retribution privateer haa sunk a whaler in the Caribbean Sea with all board, the whaler having shown fight and killed one man board the privateer. From Japan we learn that the nobles ...
... THE ALABAMA The Confederate privateer Retribution baa burned three Mein* vassela. Sh* encountered unknown whaler in the Caribbean Sen, which dm wed fight, but was with all on board. The Alabama im* Cayman Island *n the 6lh trying ship men. Wdkm and four ...
... Glasgow for Hobart Town, March 6, lat. 1 35 N., long. 22 56 W. Marion, of Grerncck, outward bound, April 3, off Balij cotton. Caribbean, from London for Bombay, March 6, Ut. 1 31 N., long. 22 51 W. Hudson ship, from Calcutta for London, April 1, lat. 41 23 ...
... Glasgow for Hobart Town. March 6, lat 135 , long. 22 56 W. Marion, of Greenock, outward bound, April 3, off Ballycotton. Caribbean, London for Bombay, March 6, lat. Hudson ship, from Calcutta for London, April lat. 4123 N., long. 29 40 W. V John Ritson ...
... from LiverpooLI Lancastrian, Dinaldeon, from Liverpool. Campbell, Roy, from London. CatbarineRankin M'Millan fromLondon. 3. Caribbean, Robinson, from tondon. Cameo, Law, from Sonderland. ZeZindar. Jones, from Sunderland. Tinto, M'Dougall, from Calcutta. Belle ...
... tsthsofroghtonthebanksof the fit Lnwrsnee and the Ohio, on tee.teeraa of Oteerio and Lake George, on ten islandr of tea Caribbean f and- South America. Aterisbuig. Quebec; DunqUene, the Moro and Portabelloattem the valour often pcoriMifl tfteliei that ...
... moorings and is very little injured. The Annette Lyle, salt laden, will probably have to jettison part cf her cargo. The Caribbean, with a full cargo seeds, for Hull, has gone ashore at Leelpole, roast and anchors all gone, but makinv no water. The Western ...
... glad. The whole affair was graphically put before rue by one of the two 'ffirers awhom I have known in other seas than the Caribbean, and whose careful and minute accuracy gives value to the picture. Hooting, screaming, cheering, and yelling came ?? crowd ...
... Fawley sod dad amt./Wigan Ifeelan. Tim Idris war graphically put before by the two ad o ., who a known in other see thee the Caribbean, and wham careful and Minelessearacy gives valor to the pi turn. Hooting, screaming, cheering, and yelling oar • dusky crowd ...
... damage. Although many vessels were lying in close proximity to the European at time of the disaster, none them, excepting the Caribbean, of the aame line, sustained any aeriont damage. The meet awful part cl tha oataatrophe eras the dreadful lost life and suffering ...