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... West India and 'Pci'ie OomPaeny'- staunker Andiull has left here for the G(te if lexiim. The sesie id cmranfi stlenneer Caribbean left Kisngtown for Liv'erpool, via, 11o1'ti, yecitrdy. IIvLaPOoL. Friday.-The Liverpool, Braoil, and liver Plate in Cow ...
... TI elevation of 6,000 feet; its waters drain ncrth- in wards and eastwards into the Missouri, and thus ra: out into the. Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic; and I wi westwards by the Snake and other rivers into the re! Pacific. But these are its merely general ...
... the line between Havana, Jamaica, Aspinwall, Port Rico, and St. Thomas. This West India and Pacific, Companly's steamner Caribbean, from the same ports as the Australian has arrived at Havre, whence she proceeds to London. She brings thirty-six passengers ...
... t1e-y;atcit h.:s nbeern receive ...
... pasnsd here at Cti tris alternan. IiJALnrs'x, ?? Allan steamer Oaspisn arrived yester. deay. LsvssnrpoJ, Saturday.-The Caribbean sailed to-day for Colon, &c. LAnsiX. ?? State Line steamer state of Nevadl sailed hence for New Yol It this evening. IMADkrRA ...
... s, twenty armnoured cruisers, anti I.thirty-seven unaz'morned ships. Of these ?? twenty ' Iare within immediate anli of Caribbean waters- 'The Brooklyn Eagle says-- In Stanidngi, u-p for [the undiminished righteousness and relevancY QE tli? Monroe ...
... d by his nephew, devl Iiill, one of the five survivors: -'There were four of the ltoyal Mail steamners plynug itl the Caribbean Sea, the nlames, &e., of which weore as follows: -The Mersey, 1,000 tons, pauidle, 2:;0-horse power; the Conway, 8615 tons ...
... the wreck of the Forfarshire steamship, has also been lately bequeathed to the Gallery. i AN EXTRAORDINARY SUNSET IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA.-One evening the whole western sky was of the deepest C vermillion. Golden threads, asif of metallic web, were spunI ...
... CMoslec pilgrims V perished. Iii the Western heissisphere the yellow fevri has 0 bcen very fatal in mainy places in the 'Caribbean Gulf. d Soon after the landing of the allied forces at Vera Cruz it aplcared amnong the Spanish, Ps-euch, and Briti-h soldiers ...
... been ePeen. b. M lating deeply. It er ACTION~ OF THE GULF STREAtr.-The excava- a: u- tion of the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea is an hI is evident effect of the continued and powerful action of the as x- Gulf Stream, or rather of the geiseral set ...
... the sellers, Feb..Marah 4 13-16d. The following cotton ships have arrived since last ?? York: Abyssinia (a). West Indies: Caribbean (a). Brazil East American. Egyptian. &c. Indise. Total, Slock on Fridaylat ?? 02,240 8J490 37,190 423,920 si lame lest ? ...
... stenmer Il ating bottom upwards but no mark or netter could he seeen so as to Boad to her identity. On the 8th otf April, the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John's, Newfoundland, was lost in the ice off Cape Bollard ; crew, passengers, and part of cargo were ...