... formed for upwards of a year, has received a concession, for 99 years, al a strip of land running between Monkey Point an the Caribbean Sea and the town of lie•lejo on the Facility. This district is said to be well fitted for the laying down of a line of railway ...

... Hudson, New York; Mlartha. Jamaica. Sailed--Zoraster, Bombay. LiverpooL. April 1S.-Arrived yesterday-Morn- ing Star, Laa; Caribbean ?? Colon; Clytie, NelYorke; Jolmrar oey, NewOrleans; Alvarado. Barcelona ;Coronella, Trieste,; Thsessalia ?? Sns3rnla; Niestorian ...

... town to whom they were coa=D by his nephew, Edwin. il, one of thefives -There were four of the Royal Mail steal ing ia the Caribbean Sea, the names, &c., were as ?? Mersey, 1000 tors, 250 horse-power; the Conway, 8i6 tons, pA horse-power; the Derwent, 794 ...

... Friday. The Caribbean arzived in the Mersey yesterday dates from Carthagena, Dee, 29; Dev, 24; Jan. 2. and Port-au-Prince, Jan. 5. News ueimporteat, . King, (By Atlantic Cable.) New Youx, Jaa. 23. The National steamer France, and the Hamburg Ams- rican ...

... Alexandria' Gladiator ?? Pernambuco; Persian ?? Alex'- andria- E -mboli ?? Havre. Arrived to-day- Lagos (a s., Africa, Caribbean ss),Colon, Oil- Ionia ?? Nicolas Harvey (ship), I Griwcseend, May4.-Arrived-Ajax ?? Penang. Sailed-Lady Flora, Mogadore; ...

... of bowsprit, leaky, and cargo — Lisbon; Aerolite, | 35 Ivanhoe, Baker's ), Alexandria; @ Gladiator (oh Pernambaco; (es =a Caribbean ria; Strom! boli (ss), Havre, 4, - (s+), Af iy 4. —Arrived: Caleutta, Calcutta; on, | Trieste; ney, Santa Cruz for Bremen ...

... Cienfuegos; How Yost Brotofine, F; Jacobos, Emden: EE London. Susannah, Day- — : Samaria ( Li verpo les fr Rew York, wat re Caribbean Barbadoes, Alc Woods, London; ...

... communicate will oblige by forwarding them as early as Gauzzwoce, July Rose Alice (114), Cath- imber; Liverpool (600), Green, Caribbean, May, ss), Walters, 12,—Princess pec, timber; Oarleton, Home Que , 1 ely Wi William, Belfast, hat ines Ren’ 4 Jane, limestone; ...

... money, soj that the question of I What are we to do with it? soon became a very important one for her[motley crew. The Caribbean Sea, hot as it always is, was also becoming, in i another sense, too hot for them, owing to these dar. I ing practices being ...

... preparation by order of the United States Government to thoroughly ex the narrow neck of territory dividing the Paci fic and the Caribbean Sea, and to decide upon the best route for the ship canal. The distinction be- tween the present and former surveys is that ...

... than a systematic ions in the little visited parts of thy Who tell wi treasures may those who first dredge in waters of the Caribbean Sea Gulf of ico aad jm the Atlantic between America’ bring up treasures of some kind is certain, only that there be a competent ...

... Edward from Ni ew York, Feb. 9. vid Watson—all from Liverpool at New Orleans, Concordia, from Liverpocl at Vera Jan. 5. Caribbean (ss), from Liverpool at Jan. ‘xa Craz, J Duncan, Sun-lerland at Feb, 7. County ft Nairn, loading at for London at Bombay ...