... or elsewhere, as occasion may n. l oir e . It is admitted that the crux' of the situation is now transferred fro.. the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific, whet , it is more than ever necessary, thai we should have a strong naval frina.l' i n view of certain ...

... Shipping Act, now before Congress. will secure the establishment of steam communication with the West coast and with the Caribbean ports. It would also be desirable to have a common silver coin, which shall have a fixed value in the United States and South ...

... Washington. D.C., where he will Toss the winter. Mr. Bartlett, of the navy, has shaped a scientific model of the bottom of the Caribbean Sea for the New Orleans Exhibition. Ex-Lieutenant-Governor Dorsheimer, of New York. is writing a biography of President Van ...

... also on the coast of southern California, on the north-west shore of Lake Champlain, in Nevada, along the shores of the Caribbean Sea, where it has been heard as loud as the barking of a dog; along the coast of Arabia. the Ferman Oulf, at the base of ...

... placed upon, file at a meeting to be held in New York in.'', fee days. The route of the canal in from Greytoyan, on the Caribbean Sea, to Brito, on the coast. It goes nn the river San and thence to Lake Nicaragua. Its total. length is almost all water ...

... icicles. She has loaded up at Jacksonville wi , h enough arms and ammunition to blow General Weyler aid all his men into the Caribbean, into the Gulf, or into the fathomless abyss of space. and she id likely in a day or two to lard tbs dame on the res of the ...

... lf a Canal could be made to cross this territory of Central America, commencing at ban Juan of Nicaragua, situated cu the Caribbean sea, and ending at Realejo on the Pacific, that Canal would completely satisfy the required conditions, for Realejo is a ...

... in Manitoba and Alaska in the summer time, la the 1 this city to pay honor to the man who had winter as far south as the Caribbean Sea, i secured them better magi. shorter hours. the onl lee it is found in during the winter They were joined in Brooklyn ...

... the same spirts, , we 'bell extend liberty and eventually selfgovernment to our new acqaisitions in the I Pacific •od the Caribbean Sea, and to the others which will come to us in the further progress rsf American development. Dr. Van Dyke will have to ...

... gion would supply but an inaignilitetnt factor in such an enterprise. If a treat ship-canal is ever Illade to connect the Caribbean with the Pacific, the capital fir making it must come either from Europe or from the U .ited /Rives. It will never coma from ...

... comprise 407 known species, of which 71 species are also found on the Atlantic coast. About 800 species are now known from the Caribbean Sea and adjacent shores. This gives about six per cen'. of the whole number known as common to the two coasts. Sach a percentage ...

... be sufficient for the movement of ships of the greatest tonnage and draught now In we, from • point near Greytown on the Caribbean Sea, to Breto, on the Pacific Ocean. The Senate yesterday passed a resolution brought in by Senator Cat Ivry, of Louisiana ...