... and both its Asiatic and Ile American coasts are constantly ensiled with earthquakes that they, with the islands of the Caribbean Sea, will eland first on the list of the eart ke dist riets this globe. The Pacific Ocean is, fact, fringed by a ocky, earthquake ...

... situation regards the common routes of navigation, gives it almost control over the commerce of the Golf of Mexieo and the Caribbean Sea. Such possession in As hands of a weak maritime power like Spain, has long been regarded by large party the United States ...

... the South Atlastki Jersey. Owe has lea found after 16 years, after 14, and a third after 10 years. One was Shrews iota the Caribbean Sea, and after ire days was pitied up 210 miles distant. A bottle was throws is at Mitiring's Strait., and 200 days afterwards ...

... Stafford. Islands. —An official notice from the Veoeanelan Consul announces that the guano islands of that republic in the Caribbean Sea are transferred an American association, called the Philadelphia Guano Company, and warns all vessels from going there ...

... cruisers still continne their depredations upon Federal shipping. whaler with all hands on board, had been sank In the Caribbean Sea by the privateer Retribution. The whaler had previously shown fight and killed one man on board the privateer. Diplomacy ...

... depth from sixty to a hundred fret below the surface. Mon,: the coast of the Island of Margueretta, sod so many part. of the Caribbean ilea, there are of .or paring lovely woiolens. many places the lied of the oceah is a. arms tit And firm a. a bone. &Or, ...

... the Indian Oeuan. the spotted eon! , are plainly visible ute'er t Are fathoms of eater. The erystalline clearness of the Caribbean sea the admiral, . 01 Columbus, in thr pursuit his great ever retaiswd an .pets for the beauties of nature. •• In passing ...