... the y colonies of Spain. to The Washington Scar'says that the British minister has n, sent orders to the squadron in the Caribbean Sea, not to 1d allow the Kinney expedition to land on any portion of I vy Central America, vy With reference to this Kinney ...

... really wonderful. Although many vessels were a in cloe proximity to the European at the time of the aer, none, excepting the Caribbean of the same line, a .sined any serious damage. The last-named vessel t moored at the opposite side of the wharf from the ...

... geographical position of thle countries entitled to claim thle benefit of theem, we wvill compare the Gulf of Mexico aid the Caribbean Sea to an irregular semicircle. Near the centre of ?? line joining its extremities is the islaiid of' Jamaica, distant about ...

... paccet Scinc arrived this airteiluon frons the West Indies. She reported thee sudden disappavanceo of the sliniter from the Caribbean Sca, and that it was not conjectured at St. Thomias that she bld tacletod for Euinpo-- i0 pcoplo 1oln board thu Seine xnvrn ...

... and ar it is regarded as one of the most wonderful iivetatiutto of soy le age.- 'limes' Arnericant Cor-responsdentt. Lb CARIBBEAN SCEantiy.-We have been glidintg aioag for as a day or two, under the Shores of these isles uf eternal is summer, the sea ...

... Falkland Island but to control the commerce that pasoes round Capes Horn, while Trinidad gives her all she desires in the Caribbean Sea. Halifax at one point, the and Bermuda at another, stand out in great fecrs'over our own lot coast from one extremity ...

... eru affrdd. ?? w nerto they werstoandt in th : interests, He depicted the condition oo the T iad thee ?? of Mexico and the Caribbean Sea, and their importance ei reference to United States commerce. He particularly M spoke of a neighbouring island, which ...