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... Arthur, Southampton, Pride of Canada, aud City of Lahore. Drove from theit moorings and were in some danger-the Botanist, Caribbean, City of Paris, Lady Palmerston, Vic- toria Bridge, Western Star, Bengallium, Latona, Moorefort, Mirzapore, Morayshire, Tinto ...
... Atlantic to Jersey. One has been found after 16 years, another after 14, and a third after 10 year. One was thrown into the Caribbean sea, and after five days was picked up 210 mileo distant. A bottle was thrown in at ,ehning's Straits, and 200 days afterwards ...
... from thields for Aden, (Jt. 31, 32 8. 2t Wd.-BeHitol, from Shielda for * ull Jeneiro, Nov. 2i, 3 l., 29 sv.-Tigres, fronm Caribbean Sea for Hlull, Dec. 12-American Coiagrees, Dec. 2& 49 N., 13 . Ir.-Calvan, from Cardiff, Dec. 30, ales S.S.W. oft e Sm, s ...
... Captaime 1%Rm.i Coods received until Eight poe. on the lst February. i To sail on the 10th February, - TbD NerY Stcamter CARIBBEAN, Ca;ptain HOARE. Goods received uutil Eight p.im oe tle 7th February. Goods, passengers, and epecio ore taken vit Colons ...
... taking G~oode and Passengers for .,ELI2, and Ports oln the Pacfo Coast. | The next dep~artures wi ll br-' The ND 8Steamer CARIBBEAN Ca t I Goods reced tii Elght'p,in, oq' the Hotlc ebrary, Tho sal osnthe loth February The Roomicer ST. THOMA8;'Qaptaiao cORo~rToN ...
... BELYZA. and Puorts ;on tha eaoliaaat, P br a enxdeapertures w wlti be- , e To 'sai To the onthD Februaobrua The NOw SeWamer CARIBBEAN, 'Captain HOAm l GoodstrtcevedcuntitnEiEht p.m.'on t7th ebruary,. ' To caal on the i9th February : 'a The Steamer ST. THOMAS ...
... TheinewsteamersCnhanlAmner., 4vered tothe6 West Indau, and .Furopesn have been dete. 'nezuetan company this year; and the Caribbean and Vt.- *4vort are nearly ready. (Since the preparation of the x- i these have been. delivered.) Thie directors, in view ...
... wresked off Barbue la, Timour, and Proserplne, hence at Galoe. .9 Andes, Llama, and Margaret Longton, hence at Callao. I Caribbean (es), hence at Celon; Venezuelan (es), to eall t rom Golon for this gort 24th March. Franny, from M-anila for Yokohama, wrecked ...
... The whole affair was r graphically put before me by one of the two Iofficers whom I have known in other seas than t the Caribbean, and whose careful and minute aaccuracy gives value to the picture. Hooting, Iscreaming, cheering, and yelling came a dusky ...
... COLON, APRIL 5, 1: On the 3rd instant the steamship European wag resh discharging on the weather side of the wharf, and the Caribbean taking in cargo on the leeside when'at seven o'clock in the morning one of the most fearful explosions I have ever experieneed ...
... Mirzapore, Ower ?? Calcutts MAY 10. Nsuphante, Tongo, West Delia, Hellyer. Pars Coast of South Amerioa, Illutriue, Morriaon, Caribbean (as), Hoare, Colon Now Orleans Sharon, Corkett .. Maranhagu TOnawanda, Julius, ?? . Key West -Philade ehlpis Prince Vietor ...
... THUE CARIBBEAN. d The West India and Pacific Steamship Com- pan sa steamer Caribbean. Captain Hoare, arrived in ne -Mersey yeeterday from Colon, Kingston, &p. 1'he news by this arrival is unimportant. Our readers will remember that the Caribbean a was ...