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... shipping lost in November at 820,000 dola. The United States steamship Fulton was in the Boca « Torres, which flows into the Caribbean Sea, watching | eS ee VV SH GU 2 It was reported at the Sandwich Islands that the Russi: government had issued orders to ...
... by way of New York. is trunks were marked with “CMG., after his name, and some of the passeng' ers on the way dow n the Caribbean from New York showed some anxiety as to their meaning, especially as their bearer appa- rently conside! red himself a superior ...
... the performance of a public service, and is not in excess of the value of whee a8 by the ew beet Frem Bow street to the Caribbean Sea seems a far shout, but, as the Hispano-American war is being fought.exclusively in Fiect street, it -is not such a distance ...
... the Austrian Empire. Woat marvellous changes, yet how little novelty, a short lapse of time brings. The politics of the Caribbean island republics and of the Austrian Crown-lands do but move ina circle, returning to the point from whence they came. ...
... of precedence. I¢-does not matter in the -least if there be.wars and ramours of vars, if Uncle Sam is romping through the Caribbean Seas like a mad Texan bull, seeking for the little Spanih toreador, or that the Ras- sian bear is lapping up Chinese birds’ ...
... native land, thus being n. The particular place 1 | have in view isto bea great highway from the Atlantic, or | may lose the Caribbean Sea, to the Pacific Ocean, and this particular place has all the advantages for a colony. On_ both sides are harbours among ...
... stated that the canals and rivers were frozen over, and navigation stopped. New guano islands had been discovered in the Caribbean Sea. Me , &rs. Pottwin and Curtiss woollen manufactory at Mount Vernon had been entirely destroyed by the fire, entailing ...
... this part being the only survivor of those employed in the after hold; moreover, the testimony of Captain Hoare, of the Caribbean, and the chief engineer of the European, as to the position of the plates blown out by the explosion, is conclusive on this ...
... remote period. In the palmy days of Palenque and Uxmal, if our author is not mistaken, there was a fertile plain where the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico have now everything their own way. More wonderful still—the great buildings above mentioned, having ...
... V onday.—Tho Allan steamer Hibernian arrived on Saturday. KINGSTON, Tuesday.—The Wed India and Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean sailed for Liverpool today. The Bolivar proceeded from Barbadoes to Colon, Anozat 23. The West Indian arrived at Colon, Aug ...
... ful. Although many vessels were lying in close proximity to the European at the time of the disaster none, excepting the Caribbean, of the same line, sustained any serious damage. The lastnamed vessel was moored at the opposite side of the wharf from the ...
... the account I looked out for Jacmel in the atlas; I fear it is too far away for me to go in quest of Mr. Sea Snake. The Caribbean Sea cannot be reached in twenty-four hours. If I could but catch my gentleman, he would indeed make a fine cast for my museum ...