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... captured on the 24th instant, when 70 miles off the Passes. These vessels are all whalers, and have been cruising In the Caribbean Sea, where they succeeded in obtaining about 160 barrels of oil. The crews of the vessels amounted to 0 men. The Calhoun ...
... restriction had not hampered them up to this time, but now they began to extend the scene of their operations from the Caribbean Sea to the waters of the Pacific. which soon brought down upon them the threats and restriction' of the various European ...
... the waters of two oceans. They captured a good Spanish galleon, and, after marooning the captain and crow on a solitary Caribbean quay, they sailed the stolen Teasel to Havana, where they disposed of a rich cargo of pearls, silks, and merchandise. The ...
... relief of the destitute burnt-cast families, and a public subscription is opened. desiring a port for the North German in the Caribbean Sea, has entered into negotiation v i th Costa Rica for the melon of a town on the lby of Simon. The Government of Costa ...
... His latest work, issued only last year, was a Report upon the Comatulie dredged by the United States Coast Survey in the Caribbean Sea. Dr. Herbert Carpenter was • man of much physical and intellectual energy and vigour, and • most industrious worker ...
... Fusiliers remains to tell his story.' When old Billy, the favourite goat of the 23rd, departed this life in peace in the Caribbean Isles, whence he bad accompanied the regiment from Canada in 1844, her Majesty the Queen, on learning that he was greatly ...
... Nashville bas captured them all on this side of the Atlantic, the Sumter will have return to her old cruising ground in the Caribbean Sea. December 30 —The Sumter has been half a year out from New Orleans to-day. Sine. that date she has run two blockades ...
... Admiral Wilkes and four war steamers. Iler =pare is, however, not assured. Irk Retribution privateer has sunk a whaler in tk Caribbean Sea with all ou board, the whaler in Mg shown fight and killed one man on board the swimmer. Wren Japan we learn that the ...
... arrived at Southampton, was Captain Semmes, the commander of the Couledemm man-of-war Sumter, whom daring achlsveintute In the Caribbean Sea 'save attracted such attention. After capturing and destroying almost a fleet of merchant shieplug among the West Lelia ...