... ASK US ANOTHER. TuE problem presented by the Caribbean Sea this morning is no case of Amnerica to play and mnate in two moves, or the reverse. On paper the variety of choice is most plentiful ; and to solve the problem one would require, an omniscient ...

... quarrel between two Governmtents having possessions in South America might also furnish the warrant for intervention in the Caribbean Sea, or the Pacific, if the interests of the Republic seemed to be aflected or menaced in either of those regions. It would ...

... THE CREOLE VIEW OF THE WAR. [BY A WEST INDIAN.] II is a far cry from the Caribbean to Table Bay, yet the fate of the armies under the comnnand of Lord Roberts is of as deer interest to the sleepy little towns of the West Indies as to the great capitals ...

... never felt that it could obtain the political and military control of the proposed waterway. The strategic positions of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, such as Cuba, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Martinique, St. Lucia, and Curacoa, were all in the hands ...

... territorial compensation and as a naval station of high importance to America as the future dominant naval Power in the Caribbean Sea. If, then, Senor SAGASTA thinks that his submission at the present moment is likely to save Porto Rico to Spain, that ...

... coast range of mountains, and extends from the State of Tachira to the Gulf of Paria. It is, washed oni one side by the Caribbean Sea, while the southern parts slope geutly to the savannalis. This zonle includes all the commiliercial ports, ranges up ...

... it is stated that Admiral SamDson and Commodore Schley will soon join forces, and that the Minneapolis is scouting in the Caribbean Sea. The Harvard is still at Martinique. Some strange scenes are described by the Standard's correspondent at Camp Black ...

... business connections between Canada and the West Indies. All should wish him success who desire to keep our islands in the Caribbean Sea English at heart. Mr. Foster favours a treaty between Canada and Barbados,by which the food stuffs of Canada will be ...

... which a squadron of ships is maintained. There are the Mediterranean ; North America and the West Indies, extending from the Caribbean Sea to the Straits of Belle Isle; the Pacific. from Valdivia to Queen Charlotte's Island, and half-way across the ocean from ...

... to be constructed across the Isthmus connecting the American continent for the transfer of vessels or cargoes front the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean, whether the same be built or constructed at Panama, Nicaragua, or elsewhere ; and in view of the ...

... bidden a long farewell to St. Kitts, the Mother Colony not only of the English, but also of the French settlements in the Caribbean Sea. a Registration Handbook: a Practical Arrangement of the Land Transfer Acts of 1875 and 1897, with the Rules (up to ...

... introduction of a proposal for the Federa- tion of the Leeward Islands, those gems, as they were fondly called, of the Caribbean sea, the possession of which and the neighbour group was thought to add so much to the wealth and greatness of the United ...