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... whose soothing influence cheers aud supports them. in their sad bereavement. The city of New Orleans, onee the Queen of the Caribbean Sea, has Badly ?? from its high estate. The civil war, the long hostile occupation, the political anarchy which has since ...
... into harmony would test the powers of a Chatham or a Richelien. It would be no solution to have a new San Domingo in the Caribbean, and yet Toussaint L'Ouverture was far superior to laeeo or Gomez as a leader and as a man. All wil watch the coming months ...
... Lagoon. in Costa mica, haa rather alarmed some of the Jingoes in London. Chiriqok lies between two possible canals fron the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific, and, wa Captain Muhan in one of his books sa it 'symbolises the present ndeterminat phase of the Isthinian ...
... Chxmberlain now seems to realise the fact- Certainly 8tich sn alliance is impossible while the ques- 1tion of a Iaual from the Caribbean Sea to the PaCifie is cue in which Raglsnd will have an international right to interfere, When this question is finally raised ...
... have not heard anything further of Kaffir revolt against British rule ince that affair. AlU sarages are not iike the fierce Caribbean chief who reveredath ?? dar- ing of his captor, OJZDA, while he despised the justice of thegreat GenoeueAd iral, his mastor ...
... smooth as glass, and at midnight we retired to our berths with regret. On the two following days we n sailed through the Caribbean Sea, which was very rough, and does not afford me an incident to jot down, with the ex- e ception of a champagne supper to ...
... which he possessed to the sove- e reignty of this country. Thus the English are masters of e 125 leagues of coast on the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of .Honduras, and this important acquisition has cost them a nothing but the expense of the will. This is ...
... tile enemy.'' In his lecturing tour in A merica, ?? Davitt, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from tha Great Lakes to the Caribbean, in every Centre :of Trisil industry ir C popuiation, warned the Irish people igainst outrages, not :lone as crimes, but ...
... at: was Captain Semiss, the conmrander of tbe Confederats - .it maan of war Sumter, whose daring achieveaents il the pi Caribbean Sea have attracted such attention. After I capturing ansi destroying almost a fleet of nrerchaut re shipping among the VW'est ...