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... when Columbus let loose upon both gentle meal-eating Arawak and fierce man-eating Oarib, on the coasts and islands of the Caribbean Sea, his bands of robbers and murderers from the battlefields of Spain, down to the latter phases of the various Isthmus ...

... estimated at from one to two millions of dollars. The New York Herald states that new guano islands had been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. The dis• covcry had been kept a secret. Several vessels had beeu despatched from the United States, and had returned ...

... of Cocoa (Theobroma Cacao); it is also the chief port in the province of Caraccas and of the whole southern shore of the Caribbean Sea. The coast line is fringed with the palm (Cocos Nuczfera) which supplies the cocoa-nuts of the fruiterer, and abounds ...

... honoured it also. The Hindoo by the Gangea, the Syrian on Lebanon and Mount Zion, the islanders of the Pacific and of the Caribbean Sea, the Esquimaux, the Icelander, the Kaffir, and the native Australasian, have repeatedly bad occasion to acknowledge the ...

... had this het n done some years back, the state of Jamaica would have been ilifferrnt now; the meet beantiful island in the Caribbean Sea would have been able to boast of cities as great and as wealthy as the Havanna. The time has now arrived when, to save ...

... truthfulness been repeatedly admitted by several who, like myself, lost their health and spoiled their complexions in the Caribbean Archipelago. One thing I must say about myself, lest I am misunderstood; I not a disappointed man; fighting under a masked ...

... their banks and plantations. Street preaching had been resorted to by our brethren in the English, the Spanish, Ana the Caribbean languages, and a goodly number of Scriptures and religious tracts hail been sold, or gratuitously distributed among them ...

... of some petty differences in Honduras? or are we willing to undertake a fratricidal war to save the Spanish colony in the Caribbean Sea from annexation to the Unitod States? These are questions on which the public opinion of this country ought to be proflounced ...

... seas, have been attributed to eccentricities on the part of the Gulf Stream. This immense body of water flowing from the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico in a channel as well defined as that of a river by its banks, which, however, in the case of the ...

... as a neutral territory between the further shores of Ireland and the fog-banks of St. John's; besides the islands of the Caribbean sea, but a speck comparatively on the lower continent would be recognised as British ground; and on sweeping up his eastern ...