... received by Boston Relief and Sub. marine Company fron, Captain Joseph P. Couthouy, commanding the company's expedition to the Caribbean Sea, dated brig .Aronrsgos, over the San, Pedro, December 12, 1857, by which which it appears that after about three months' ...

... Mexico. It is clear that France having on colonies on the North American continent, and only two insignilicant islands in the Caribbean sea, is not impelled to this. measure by any 'colonial demand. In- deed, if these conditions are accepted by the Govorn- ...

... conveyed to tire hospital, v'ibere lire lies irs a 'ee derigerous state. ad A JAPANE9FSE Ae ADVLNTURU,-Thie Britisia ship at- Caribbean arrived at Sana Franciscoo tie8hit. rla- fromt Horig-Korag, havirag orebor twelve Japanese, 46 mariners tint they picked ...

... to place them- ge; ire of the Bfitish Goveriment. and Commerce being desttoyed by the presence e British cruizers in the Caribbean sea, and lttive produce being inadequate to the sup- Do of its population, the island, we under- n I, teas reduced to poverty ...

... uttered by ten thousand tongues in every part of the habitable globe. Blessings will be poured down upon his head from the Caribbean islands, from the islands of India, and from the continents of Africa, Asia, and America. I will venture to say, that there ...

... Im view of the possible necessitieos ci that may grow out of ths ?? state of affairs in iA the Gulf of Mexico andI the Caribbean Sea, orders have tt been sent to the'several navy yards to prepare a large ci number of vessels for immediate s'ervice.1 ...

... severalstrong forte. Algirs, ?? lsoto be fortified. AcriON OF THE GULF STREAMt.-Tiae ezcavation of thle Golf of Rexico and the Caribbean Sea is ant evident effect of the continued and 'powerful action of the Gulf Stream,. or rather of the general set- .of, the ...