... Cape Samana. It is one of the healthiest of the West India Islands, with fewer earthquakes and hurricanes than any in the Caribbean group. A frightful earthquake, Inwever, occurred in 1751, which levelled Port-au-Prince and many other towns, submerging ...

... with a possible vista of future wars opening before us that may extend on the one hand to Pekin, and on the other to the Caribbean Sea. We have at least the right to call upon the humanitarians to show us what we have gained by taking the first step with ...

... instead of being fostered into a successful example of self-government for the redemption of the race, not only on the Caribbean Islands, but on the continent of Africa. Then, again, arises that other question, whether we will assume the bloody hazards ...

... war without Congressional authority, the object being the acquisition of foreign territory, being half an island in the Caribbean Sea; and still further, that this violence has been employed, first, to prop and maintain a weak ruler, himself a usurper ...

... Republic; that it could only end in the annexation of all the British Dominions on the continent, and all the islands of the Caribbean Seas. Canada would soon get used to being conquered and annexed, and would rejoice exceedingly in the rule of carpet-baggers ...

... work is accomplished, the valley of time San Juan river will be explored, and the best rout , from Lake Nicaragua to the Caribbean Sea will be laid down. The river will be tioroughly examined, and estimates and plans for the improvement of its navigation ...

... cyclones that they have seldom acquired violence enough to be audible as they approach its south-eastern shore. While in the Caribbean sea these fearful meteors have an enormous speed of rotation, but the speed of translation which they attain is happily but ...

... Since the commencement of the last month, however, the distressing occurrences which have taken place in the waters of the Caribbean Sea, almost on our very seaboard. while they illustrate most forcibly the necessity always that a nation situated like ours ...

... ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS IN EUROPE. --- The West India and Pacifin Steamship Company's Boyal Mail steamer Caribbean from Baltimore, and the same company's steamer Hayfian from New Orleans, anima in the Mersey, the former March 20 and the latter Mareh K. The ...

... the Caribbean. It is further interesting to speculate what must have become of .the great equatorial current, or rather of the current produced by the northern trades. The :water banking up against the two large Wands, •then forming the Caribbean islands ...

... navigatiOl:4 and 61, canal. Brito, ten miles north of San hill? del Sur, would be the Pacific entrance, and Greytowril the Caribbean. The estimated oast of a canal, from 106 to 150 feet in width at the top and 26 in depth, is placed by Commander Lull at ...

... of Michiunn, one in relation to the transportation of goods in bond through any foreign country bordering on the Gulf or Caribbean Sea They were referred. A bill for the completion of the Washington Monument was reported and referred to the Committee of ...