... has proved futile, the rescue vessel on arrival having found that the stranded warship had been plundeied and burned by Caribbean wreckers. PRINCE IN COLLISION. A telegram from Brunswick yesterday says : Last night, at Vienenbnrg, in the south of that ...

... which eight are battleships, armoured cruisers, and 37 nnarmoured ships. Of these ships 20 are within immediate call of Caribbean waters. The Mai! and Express observes :— President Cleveland the support not only of the Coneress, but of all patriotic ...

... be that if the full consequences had been antici- pated, the war with Spain would have been limited to the waters of the Caribbean Sea and the Asiatic But when once liornets’ nest left untouched. Commodore Dewey had sunk the Spanish Squadron in Manila ...

... intere sts from forceful intervention, the first imperitive is to des- patch the strongest naval force available to the Caribbean Sea. Alread: papers are accusing the United States of havi y British and French jingo but the United States cannot designs ...

... the Holy Synod was shot at. A treaty re- visine the Angle-American agreement respeet- ing the creatien of a canal from the Caribbean to the Pacific was signed in January, but was so mutilated by the United States Senate as to lead to its abandoament by Great ...

... consisting of homogeneous units. The scheme will be mtreduced after the ‘will proceed to their new stations. -manceuvres in tbe Caribbean Sea, when the ships ...

... and Bermuda = er Tuesday stated that the steamer Madiana,. which left New York on Saturday on a special au eruise to the Caribbean Iskinds, with a number of cl excursionists aboard, had run ashore on the reefs The passenvers and crew were ultimately landed ...

... as ever. Admiral Dewey has given great offence to Ger many by saying that the maneuvring of the United States navy in the Caribbean Sea was an object lesson to the German Emperor It was a silly thin to say to an interviewer, and the Ad- tural ou te know ...

... with no credit, come to depend entirely upon the United States, te which it wall henceforth be virtually possessions in the Caribbean, draw a step to the immense of South America, which must one day fall uader their con- If the post of Commander-im-Chief ...

... has hoisted the British there. Aves Island gea, 149 miles west of Dominica. is a small barren islet in the east of the Caribbean The Hon. Dudley Gordon, Lord Aberdeen’s son, Swam in the sea on Saturday from the river Dee miles, in record time—44mins ...

... FRENCH PIRATE'S HIDDEN FORTUNE H . Small, of Liverpool, the owner and master of the ketch Catherine, which has been © the Caribbean Sea in search fitted for a voyage t and now under detention by of treasure, the Customs authorities at Douglas, told a Press ...

... and found herself going out of the Narrows in the two thousand ton steamer ealled the with a general cargo and a few for Caribbean The curiosity she had excited in the Civic had its lesser counterpart in the Mazatian. As soon as they found out that she ...