... was only the .seconcl in twenty years - At the j time the ocean cable was interrupted, and a great catastrophe in the Caribbean leor the Andes was feared, but on advice coming through on the restoration of cothmunication it was ascertained that, the ...

... little to show for it. The Americans have had nothing for their money so far except a naval game at hide and seek in the Caribbean Sea and the capture of Manila. ...

... DEATHS. --- September 16, on board the Royal Mail Steamer, Caribbean, on his passage to England, HENRY Esq , of Hit's y Customs, Kingston, Jamaica, eldest son of the late Henry Davis, Esq., collector of ILK. 's Customs, of Falmouth, Jamaica. October 2 ...

... Americans may perhaps have something to say. A combination of Great Britain, France, and Spain to preserve the status quo in the Caribbean Sea may make it less easy for the United States to carry ont that full de7elopment of the Monroe Doctrine which is the ultimate ...

... Senator Lodge delivered a jingo speech on the Venezuelan question, ascribing to this country a settled purpose of making the Caribbean Sea a British lake. It is asserted that the Government has roncluded negotiations with a syndicae headed by Mr. J. P. Morgan ...

... only guess. It is at least certain that in the 17th century Morgan and his men helped to break the power of Spain in the Caribbean Sea, as Drake and his men had helped to break it in the 16th century; and judged by the strict law of nations, the acts of ...

... His latest work, issued only last year, was a Report upon the Comatulx dredged by the United States Coast Survey in the Caribbean Sea. Dr. Herbert Carpenter was a man of much physical and intellectual energy and vigour, and a mcst industrious worker ...

... G. KINGSTON. [AU riyhts reserved.] [ma frigate , her snow-white canvas spread slow aloft, was gliding swiftly across the Caribbean towards the beautiful island of Grenada. Her pproach was watched with intense interest by two oung girls, who were standing ...