... would bear, just sufficient to keep her ahead of the sea. THE DEPTH OF THE CARIBBEAN SEA. Some intereeinK facts respecting the depth of the western portion of the Caribbean Sea have been recently brought to light during the creise of the United States ...

... afternoon, Senator Lodge delivered a iingo speech on the Nenezurlan question, ascribing to this a settled purpose of making the Caribbean Sea a British lake. It is asserted that the Government concluded negotiations with a syndicate headed by Mr. J. P. Morgan ...

... communication is by c ilk. Perhaps its the intention louse intermediate Wends as relay stations. Archipelagoes like those of the Caribbean and the Mediterranean are well a lapted for wireless telegraphy. MIL CHARM DAVISON finds that when Harts's &kali works at ...

... inst. in latitude 45 52N., longitude 26 16 W. She was bound for Queenstovm er Falmouth for orders from Rio Rule, in the Caribbean Sea. She lost her rudder on the 27th of March. She was a wooden brig, of 274 tons, built at Sunderland in 1865 by Messrs ...

... accounts brought by the last Wert India mail of threatened hostilities between Holland and Vonesiela. The squadron sent to the Caribbean Saa has no other mission than that of praotising naval mancenyres and of protecting the Dutch possessions should it ever ...