... feet out the water, and i« often blown board vessels. some cases men have thus been knocked down by them. The natives the Caribbean Sea esteem the flying gurnard highly as a food fish. When shoal surrounded by big net they dash out of the water hundreds ...

... of the district known tho “Sevilla Estate,” in Cuba. It is about forty miles in length, extending between shore of the Caribbean and the Sierra Mountains One of the most singular features of this district is furnished by its rivers, which rise in tho ...

... quantity seems to be quite considerable, this mineral will in the near futuro become a valuable article of commerce along the Caribbean coast. Mining property is not taxed, and there is no duty on the exportation of.eres or bullion, while the Government is ...

... going by way of Tehuantepec instead of by Panama. The one route is through the Gulf of Mexico, and the other through the Caribbean Sea. From the mouth of the Mississipi to California by Tehuantepec is 2,300 miles less than by Panama. ...

... NORTHERS OF TOE CANAL ZONE. While the tropical hurricnnes that ■re so gangerona to shipping over the greater part of the Caribbean Sea do not e xtend their ravages to the immediate vicinily of the Isthmus of Panama, the latter region is occasionally visited ...

... svuth, east, and weet; it has at in Inedia, and the China and Japan ; has visite! North America, Amena, every island of the Caribbean Sra; it has overrun ite mark im Australia, most of New Zealand, left the North | called, if no more, at very many a remarkable ...

... Atlantic to Jersey. One has been found after 16 years, another after 14, and third after 10 years. One was thrown into the Caribbean Sea, and after live days was picked 210 miles distant. A bottle was thrown in at Behring's Straits, and 200 days afterwards ...

... quantity seems to be quite considerable, this mineral will in the near future become a valuable article of commerce along the Caribbean coast. Mining property is not taxed, and there is no duty on the exportation of ores or bullion; while the government is ...

... Shore; Michael Pearson, fitter at Palmer’s shipyard, Jarrew, years of age, brother killed only a short time ago on board the Caribbean; John Thompson, 20 years of age; and Margaret Masser, eighteen years old, a servant from South Shields, and who hod been ...

... sea-water varies. Some parts of the ocean are saturated with saline matter, others are almost blackish. The water of the Caribbean sea is dense compared with that of the Baltic in the proportion of o'l2 to o'l9. The kind of salt, however, to be found in ...

... ILs well-remembered shop. Blank indeed was presently visited five thousand of ex- was the aspect of the premises—a kind of Caribbean uliatit n. Her congratulation* were verily sincere, tornado seemed to have swept every cane from the for they were directed ...

... Record ; Wut is it true > Now it is a of these mountains, and thus ineide with the curvilinear ¢ Gulf of Mexico and tne Caribbean Sea. fact which L think cannot but be well known to the the great basins of the iv infer that the peninsulotion of N. and ...