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... this Canal, according the survey of Civil I Engineer A. Q. Menocal, the United States Navy, extends from Greytown, on the Caribbean Sea, to j Brefco, on the Pacific, a distance of *l6O 2-10 mile*. The San Juan river, from Greytown to Lake gua, for 61*54 ...
... that Mr. Dawson has advised the State Department that the situation has become serious. Admiral Sigabee, commanding the Caribbean squadron, has been ordered to send warships to Dominican waters immediately, and it is probable that he will himself go with ...
... comparable with, say, our own. Can any one doubt that he would have interfered actively, not only in the Pacific, but in the Caribbean >Sra, long ere this Under'hcr present ruler, Germany which was great >Soa Power would be constant menace to the peace of ...
... —Smiled the Peruvian, for Sydney; San. of Com men*, for Hobart Town; Bengal, Richmond Lam and Margaret, fat Sl John’a, N.B. Caribbean, foe the Hsuridaai Saltan, far Trinidad. Fowet, Much 4—Arrived the Eight Sons, Lockhart, from Jamaica for Bremen, with loss ...
... which there are in that country six petroleum companies engaged in development work on an extensive scale. These are the Caribbean Petroleum Company, Colon Development Company, Venezuelan Oil Concessions, Venezueia-Falcon Oil Syndicate, llermudez Company ...
... to-day. R.M.S.P.—Alcala, Buenos Ayres-Southampton, left Madeira 15th; Amazon, Southampton- Buenos Ayres, left Oporto 15th; Caribbean, Southampton-New York, left Bermuda 14th; Danube, Southampton-West Indies and New York, left St. Michael’s 14th; Deseado ...
... rights which he possessed to the sovereignty of this country. Thus the English are masters of 125 leagues of coast on the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Honduras, and this important acquisition has cost them nothing but the expense of the will. This is a ...
... through this section Cuba lengthwise of the island, and nearly an equal distance from the Gulf of Mexico on the north and the Caribbean Sea on the south, and the mountains form a sort of backbone, the land sloping on the gulf and sea on either side, the distance ...
... Asturias, Southampton - Buenos Ayres, arrived Bahia 24th; Avon, Southampton-Buenos Ayres, j left St. Vincent (C.V.) 26th; Caribbean, for New ; York, left Bermuda 25th; Deseado, Buenos 1 Ayres-Liverpooil, left Rio de Janeiro 25th; Drina, Buenos Ayree-Liverpool ...
... arrived New York 23rd; Asturias, for Buenos Awes, ■arrived Pernambuco 23rd; Caraquet, tor West Indies, arrived Trinidad 23rd; Caribbean for Bermuda, left New York 23rd; Oruba from Southampton, arrived New York --ud, Ta us, for Southampton, left Azores 23rd ...
... concerned, sacrificed Imperial interests to economy. Practically the entire British naval force has been withdrawn from the Caribbean. and thus it cams to pass that the island which is so inseparably connected with the fame of England's greatest Admirals ...
... for CaJdera; Theresa Tietjens, from Sunderland, for Bombay. Live*pool. Oct. 14. B.— Arrived, Flora Mclvor, from Africa; Caribbean (ss), Hoare. from Colon ; Java,ss Hoodie, from New York; Fete Dien from Bayonne. Sailed, Phines Pendleton, Pendleton, for ...