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... remonstrance in this country at such aecretive issue ; such, at least, as would peril she relations of the two powers. But the Caribbean Sea washes many different lands, and is as common as the Mediter- ranean ; it is studded around by old British Possessions ...
... Smith, Republican (Michigan), said The whole of the North, American continemt, every island in the Gulf of Mexieo and the Caribbean Sea. and such in the Paciflt as are deeispable, are worthy of our ambition' F0I10TY.SPANJ.A&IDS KILLED. New. York, Wednesday ...
... LLOYD'S AGENTS. I The Hermione, from Galves on for Bristol, has been abandoned. Crew landed at St Michael's. The Briti-h britr Caribbean has been abandoned. Crew landed at Havre. The K .blamba, from Liverpool for Buenos Ayres, has arrived at Madeira with loss ...
... reference to theblockade of Sanita Martba, the corre- edert of the PaniamlaStear says:- At Santa Martha cqptais of the Caribbean was threatensed with an armed to cotpel hilu to skirrendor tho goods ou board taken ac st liverpool, destined for the port ...
... received from Baltimore, stating that the Dominican government had takf n forcible possession of the guano islands in the Caribbean Sea belonging to America. ...
... Glasgow Mill on. of Jersey to: g Flying Cloud, towinp W f Gladstone, of London, for Swan«fl • Bteo«« ...
... stalndinlg on an apex which bhs been oat off or overliin. The basin is turned towards Honduras; one side presents to the Caribbean Sea. an anstern coast 290 miles in length Costa Nica cuts anovors the point in such a manner as to shorten ?? oilier coast ...
... in North eind Sooth America, the ?? Mountains, and the Andes, converging in the latitude of rthe Gulf of Mexico end the Caribbean Sea, and continually odischarging into those estuaries the accumulating waters in the rocky cellars underneath them. This ...
... triangle, wedged in betwveen Ionduras 'and- Ceosta N , north; and south, wvith base stretchilig for 280 miles along the. Caribbean Sea, and . aex atb the ' Coaseprn 'Volcanlo, Gulf of Fonsecdt.:: Ib contains an area of o1,660 square miles, including a ...
... latter series there are three living and eight extinct volcanoes. An interrupted volcanic chain surroundls these sides of the Caribbean Sea, Zamba in New Granada con- necting the Wiadward group with those of South Mexico. It is worthy of note that these latter ...
... General Divides. .b solorweved to tars the Beer tight danag the agates eesamtad of the lßb the Va. Beath Thar Aertraliao Ham, Caribbean,, lanivaillisaa sad Ws Harem Colonel Dabs!.. Brigs/la. Ulan Meshed Ilsh, comprised tee ath recanted aad Horn. ti. N., Sega ...
... comets even, erratic as they are, keep their appointments; and the eclipses are always punctual to the minute. A SCBBB IV THB CARIBBEAN SEA.—Calms, squalls, and thunderstorms made the voyage tedious, though for these an- aoyances I found a kind of compensation ...