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... Tin OUTLOOK IN CARIBBEAN. The anactancement that a draft of the Hampshire Regiment is shortly to sail for Bermuda, following upon the statement that a British garrison is still to remain in Egypt, and Mr. lyttleton's indefinite remarks at the Colston ...
... FOLTIIiIED POSTS IN THE CARIBBEAN. Now that the Panama Canal had been ' opened Jamaica was regaining some of its old importance, but it was very necessary that this country should have another fortified harbour at the entrance to the Caribbean Sea. They must secure ...
... brevets through the Caribbean, an English Princess should see sornebliing island whiult is associated with some of the most important events of British naval history and with brilliant . military exploit's in which her incurious progenitor took a prominent ...
... PELP IS WANTED. Leper Laden Craft Turned Away from Many Ports. FATE OF THE ' SUCCESS.' BRITISH SLOOP BUFFETED ABOUT IN CARIBBEAN SEA. San Juan, Puerto Rico, January With seven lepers aboard, the food and water snpply running low and a leaking hull making ...
... last few years, but that they are of a deeper character whose relations are to be sought in the genelat conditions of the Caribbean basin. The synchronism of the seismic phenomena throughout this broad region, extenaing from the South. West of Mexico where ...
... cannot think that His Majesty's Government has lost sight of the rapid increase of influence of the United States in the Caribbean, which, in conjunction with the probable cotnpletion of the Panama Canal, we feel makes it most important that at the present ...
... influence, it is thought, has before blocked the sale negutiat'ons--- will sit up and find America in virtual command of the Caribbean Sea through her possession of the island key. And with the ownership of these islands, another sustaining arch in the maintenance ...
... „construction of the Pauatua canal. At. beat this colony eau only hops to it.direaly by the enhanced importance which the Caribbean possessions will secure by the cutting ot the waterway. ...
... arise for solution has made them the Cinderellas of the Empire, anti it is to be feared that as long as tendencies in the Caribbean are ti•,siperous ra her than so long 11+ ill t he intereots of th2se colonies be neglected and ignered. We, the inhabitaree ...
... the New York Times says:— In the late Autumn the U.S. European Squadron will come across the Atlantic and proceed to the Caribbean, where, with the North aud South Atlantic Squadrons, it participate in Wioter mermenvres. It has beau decided that the mancett- ...
... of meal to those &Hare. The New York runes reports that the Ssoretary of the Navy has ordered that all eruisass in the Caribbean must that.) , ...
... ordinary carp steamers proceeding from Europe to the isthmus and beyond will in moat eases not find it necessary to call at any Caribbean port tor the purpose of replenishing bunkers aud obtaining other supplies there will still be a largo demand front mail steamers ...