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... Since the eommencement of the last month, however, the distressing occurrences which have taken place in the waters of the Caribbean Pea, almost on our very smt-board, while they illustmte most forcibly the necessity always that a nation situated like ours ...
... the continents of Asia and Africa. The proposed Isthmus Canal, to open communication be- Wien the Pacific Ooean and the Caribbean Sea, will in the same manner divide the North and South American continents. But there are projects to effect changes in ...
... 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 ...
... Sex Pedro leaataro, set mail as c invoy to a number of provision laden vessels designed for the fleet then engaged in the Caribbean sea in subjugating to Spanish rule the States on the Spanish main. Thirteen hundred men accompanied the vets 1, and in her ...
... all Won India ports; all . w elir the Gulf of Maim of the Bay lJtills, and ; all ports along the wateland bordering gm the Caribbean Bea, ell the Armies an far as the f i an twiddles at any of them UR 1104991 wligolostios mg &r--ife lientlies ta l oo is ...
... pleasant companion for a small tea-party. _ _ Private information comes_ to us from St. Domingo, the emerald gee of the Caribbean Sea, of the most and attractive character. A concessiou Erne been granted to Americans for building • railway and telegraph ...
... 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 ...
... do not deteriorate its insulating qualities. It is further claimed, on the strengh of samples of this core laid in the Caribbean Sea and on the Isthmus of Panama, that neither the teredo, destructive to gutta-percha in the former, nor the white ant of ...
... Department about ' iireidriSat einem! eieiriii: •ne improvements spelhen of are on the Juaa and San Juan on direct route from Caribbean Sim to Lake Nicaragua. Not only . to nprovementa, but every plan haa -_ . perfected for opening direct navigation with Lake ...
... Western Caribbean, could not enter through this portion of theses. But the temperatute at the depth of 800 fathoms on the ridee in the Wit,dward Passage, between Cuba and Hayti, was found to agree with the normal temperature of the Caribbean and Gulf ...
... became a convert to the Atlantis theory. believing that tbe American Continent originally occupied the gulf of MeiiCQ, end Caribbean Sea, extending ao far meow the Atlantic as to bays possibly °whaled the Contain. But at a /emote this coati. neat engulphed ...
... decided majority. The steamer ban tialvados, from Havannah, is reported rebeing. Ohm is supposed ' to have been bet in a icane Caribbean Bea on August Pth. Presid-nt Hayes received a warm welcome from both the Marmon and lbs Geetßes at Lake. Is there ea limiday ...