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... many particulars incorrect. The Pieelmontese garri- sons liave indeed declared for tie Spanish constitutien, and Prince Caribbean is now at the head of the state, from the'abdication of the KingofSardihia: buttliere is no intelligence of the march of ...
... accounts brought by the last West India mail of threatened bohtilities between Rolland and Yenezuela. The squadron sent to tbe Caribbean Sea has no ocher mission than than of prac- tising naval macoauvres, and protecting the Dutelc poses scions sbould it ever ...
... Atlantic to Jersey. One has been found after 16 years, another after 14, and a third after ten years. One was thrown into the Caribbean Sea, and after five days was picked up 210 miles distant. A bot- tle was thrown In at Behring's Straits, and 200 days after- ...
... care of the Briiilhh Government. Its cmimnierce heing de- t L stroved bly the presence of tile 'British cruisers in the Caribbean sea, add its native produce being inade- . tale to the support of its poputlaLion, the l1land, -we understand, w-as reduced ...
... Vincent the weather continued fine, and the growing crops were favourable. LIvnEvoon, Friday. The West India mail steamer Caribbean, from Colon, Kingston, and Port-au-Prince, arrived here to-day, with a full cargo and ten cabin passengers. The news from ...
... 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 ...
... breasts of the subjects of Queen Victoria.,-Uited Service If Gaeette. of i. A JAPANtSE. SEA ADVNTURLE.-The British ship e Caribbean arrived at San Francisco on the Sth inst., fromt 1-ong Kong, having on board twelve Japanese madiners that they picked up ...
... height), and formineg part of the hondry line between the former pro- vinces of Veragnass and Pananma, empties itself into tie Caribbean Sea, seventy miles west of the mouth of the Ciragras River. The description given of the mine by our informant, who announces ...
... The ranac of the ueeo- sea fauna he would now carry as high as 300 or si60 fathoms. WhIle dredging to the leeward of the Caribbean Islands large accumulations of vegetable matter and of hatd debris were brought up from deep water, many miles from shore ...
... that any agitation tO been organised in favour of taxing United States londs held in Europe. Tim Weat Indian mail steamer Caribbean arrived i2the ?? yesterday. The ?? from Colon Zin Jamaica is unimportant. The accounts of the coffee crp are unfavourable ...
... 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 ...
... S. Mo2ay 27, at 9 n.m., eb. iearling c. (dead) by Tsao-ayLwad .0 29, at .305 p.m., Gladsaisrm (dead). 9 2 at 4.15 p-in. Caribbean, 9 29, after 5 p m., Lord Key (dead) and Simon. 3 1, at 9 a.ru., Whiles Tuft and Mountain lesne. Slat 0.40 p.m.. Silver Th-ames ...