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... IsLiNDS.-By A *' mer which arived in Liverpool on Thuradoyeveomg, learii that new guano islands have been diMOTered the Caribbean Sea. The discovery bad kejn a secret. Several vessel* had been dispatched from the Un » and had returned with 1 full cargoes ...
... been received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible possession of the Guano Islands, in the Caribbean Sea, belonging to America. New York, December 28. —The Secretary of the Treasury opened to-day the proposals for 5,000,000 ...
... thus there will be large iitilftber to be dealt with by so small a place. St.. Croix, or Santa Cruz, is an island of the Caribbean group in the West Indies, belonging to Denmark, along with St. Thomas and St. John. These last are islets rather than islands ...
... “the King of Iraty.” The QuzEN and her sidered harmless, and the safety of every one in the known to raise the water of the Caribbean Sea likely to disturb to an immense height. The information now received, by advisers see nothing else depends on each man ...
... part of Nicaragua, between ti lake and the Caribbean Sea. His object was to ascerta, in, on pos- behalf of certain American capitalists, whether it sible ‘to cons Fact a‘ railway between the Pacific ™: oa Caribbean Sea, on the route suggested by Captain Pim ...
... little marred by the existence of medicine men among the American Indians, of obi men among the negroes, of piaches among the Caribbean Indians, of nay anys among the Malays, and of chamana among the Mongols. Much of the magic of the necromancers more civilised ...
... Americans yachting is becoming, greatly developed. They now go cruising among the Windward and Leeward Islands, and the Caribbean Sea is becoming into the tank in which he is placed, and to keep the temperature up to about 80. The scientific arrange. ...
... rejected by the Government of the Hague, diplomatic relations have ccased, and vessels into the Hollan: has sent five war Caribbean Sea. Thus this little kingdom has the not very enviable pre-eminence of having two wars on her hands at the same time. She ...
... New’ Vork ; Hothesa; Hay, uf Liliow, of Jersey ; tas Flying Cloud, towing WE. Gla one, of Lundoo fur Swansea; Fairfax, of Caribbean and Westmoreland, of Live After. noon moling, of Neweastle from Falmouth for Gloucester ; Evviva, of Hatitax ; Clara, of ...
... ticket* for the Congree* fie. od. w« made Mr Mo.T.«* theeffjct I x law.-Other matter* were *eU.ed. and the meet closed. _ THE CARIBBEAN SEA BOTTOM. -Some (»cU rnipwrtiiig tb« depth tfc« wt. u„ ..Hh. Crtbl~. S.. ™mllf t>r..u«hl to light donogthe cruU« »e th« ...
... mb; P.9.W., ilroof. aaa nndarate. Passed Kast-Sp«y, of Jaraay; ataamara Math!ln and Carron Paik, of k'oralo, of Maryport; Caribbean Chamois, from Jamaica for l-ondoo. railed West—SUaintrs Itenamatn, of Aberdeen; alary of Neweartle; Lonsdale, c. - Mai boat ...
... froca Kailiadoe*. two for London; SUmhanoti*. North Shield*; Royal Mail ■reamer Par*, from the West Indie* (or Plymouth; Caribbean Liner Oarlb. from Jamaica lor Etrter; Wilaon Sfarcogo. from New York for IIuU; prosurood of I/»dOii; Countess o» Gabliß. ...