... may be enormously increased. Jamaica contains the finest harbor in the Caribbean Sea. When the unfortunate Archduke Maximilian, who perished so bravely at Queretaro, was on his way to assume the ill-fated crown of Mexico, he was met at Port Royal by eleven ...

... A Mysterious Vanished Race. The mountains behind Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea, contain mysteries as unsolved as those of the forests of Yucatan. More Is known of the origin of the Pyramids of Egypt than of the structures in these mountains, says ...

... could he ever have overlooked it John Cann's grave lay buried five fathoms deep, no doubt ; under the blue water of the Caribbean ; and it was for this that he had madly thrown up his colonial office appointment, for this that he had wasted Ethel's money ...

... Sept. 19.—A despatch calved as the Departneint of State from Kingstos, Jamie, says a riot occurred as an island in the Caribbean Boa, in which a somber of Americana were killed. The Consul mys at his request a British warship left Jamaica for h e scene ...

... re the case of the Navarra rioters, now under sentence of death en Baltimore for murder committed ow tie island of Na io Caribbean lt'ttl, where tney were em• pp toyed by • Baltimore lira in variant guano lin question came to tots court to au appeal ration ...

... of the most interesting islands of the West Indies —viz., St. Vincent. It is one of the Grenadine group, situated in the Caribbean sea, miles from St. Lucia, an island wbich I will describe in another letter. St. Vincent is 18 miles locg and 11 wide, with ...

... colony. liernidoes, to look et it on the map, is very like a shoulder of mattes is shape, and is the most easterly of as Caribbean islands. It is about 100 miles seat of Vincent, and from its position it is the centre of trade of all the vast number of ...

... be done, how long it will take to do it, and how much money will be required. The route selected runs from Greytown the Caribbean Sea to the harbour of Brit* on the Pacific. It is 140 miles in length, but a large part of this is free navigation through ...

... her singing Liberty's ptean ! (She learned it from thee. she was rocked on thy breast). Its echoes arc heard in the Isles Caribbean, — From the seas in the east to the seas in the west From thee she inherits a largesa of story : Thy towers, and thy tombs ...

... toe cost of thousand, of harmless lives and cruelties unspeakable from the fair l►nds winch lie between the waters of the Caribbean Sea and the giant wall of the Andes. And hitter, wuen England too began to tam her eyes to El Dorado, came the great war ...

... all the bloom of a Inn-kissed peach ; her daintily-curved lips, which possess a cruel fascination of their own, are red as Caribbean coral, while her deep almond• shaped • eyes look out from under their languid lids with a peculiarly haughty yet encouraging ...

... oa Monday. the 26th. at 830 p.m., to Prospect cemetery. Weeek&l by a Mirage. PIIILADIMPHIA, Pa., Oat. —A mirage in the Caribbean sea was the cause of the total loss of the new American bergnentine Steadfast, while bound from a port of Spain wilt a cargo ...