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... them all on thi side gentlemni of the Atlantic, the Snumtet will have to return to her old United I1 0nttng ground In the Caribbean Sea. Uie * December 30.-he Sumter has been half as year out from as thoug Vgow Orleans to-day. Since that date she has run ...
... glad. The whole affair was graphically put before rue by one of the two 'ffirers awhom I have known in other seas than the Caribbean, and whose careful and minute accuracy gives value to the picture. Hooting, screaming, cheering, and yelling came ?? crowd ...
... Hudson, New York; Mlartha. Jamaica. Sailed--Zoraster, Bombay. LiverpooL. April 1S.-Arrived yesterday-Morn- ing Star, Laa; Caribbean ?? Colon; Clytie, NelYorke; Jolmrar oey, NewOrleans; Alvarado. Barcelona ;Coronella, Trieste,; Thsessalia ?? Sns3rnla; Niestorian ...
... town to whom they were coa=D by his nephew, Edwin. il, one of thefives -There were four of the Royal Mail steal ing ia the Caribbean Sea, the names, &c., were as ?? Mersey, 1000 tors, 250 horse-power; the Conway, 8i6 tons, pA horse-power; the Derwent, 794 ...
... Alexandria' Gladiator ?? Pernambuco; Persian ?? Alex'- andria- E -mboli ?? Havre. Arrived to-day- Lagos (a s., Africa, Caribbean ss),Colon, Oil- Ionia ?? Nicolas Harvey (ship), I Griwcseend, May4.-Arrived-Ajax ?? Penang. Sailed-Lady Flora, Mogadore; ...
... money, soj that the question of I What are we to do with it? soon became a very important one for her[motley crew. The Caribbean Sea, hot as it always is, was also becoming, in i another sense, too hot for them, owing to these dar. I ing practices being ...
... this policy is involved, not the mere question of a naval station in the Gulf but the entire control of the passages of the Caribbean Sea, the ultimate acquisition of Cuba froni the sheer necessities of the position and the control of the Great Interoceanic ...
... £350,000 in shares of £10 for the purpose of con. atreting a railway of stout 62 miles, from the 9port of Tucacas, in the Caribbean Sea, to the copper manes of Aros, reputed to be the most extensive and the riebest in the -world. These mines are situated ...
... arrived here this mornielg. TED SOUTH LEnIOAN MAILl. te Liverpool, July 6. ie The West India and Pacific Company's steamer Caribbean is filed this afternoon' for Venezuela, Blarbadoes, ad the d Ucited States of Colombia. Ds TTHE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE MAILS. ...
... The State Line Company's steamer Stsateof Virginia s arrived hue yesterday. d THE W`ES INDIA NAILS. I o Colon. May l a The Caribbean. with te malls, wl saI for Liverpool an n the 23a inst vlat.Viutou nad aBytiL THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE HAILS. d The Unen Compny'E ...
... Companyr' samer Ar oso` sailed to. hby. day or Pams.c. THE WEST 12W1&:AND PAC0'WI MAtES x . W ES'r~x ' Col5i ptember27. The Caribbean, frorl Ivraaoo!airrive't on the 2Stisint., q* 1 ad-sails on her return royage on the 4th. Octher. 1,2 13 2 Tnir DEATH ?? ...
... wiverisol0. ar rit here at 11 thin msMg-i,. TVR WEST LYDIA AND 2ACIFIO MAU&. 1imepoat. Mar.ch 5. TheWeoS% Info. an ?? Roynl ?? Caribbean. mill talk ou;tward wai1~nrad heart. to day for ?? Thomas end thle United .dnrd of Qo.ambia. T:,E Li]MA, CHINA. AND AUSTRALIAN ...