... on the continent or in the penin- sula shall, in our time, have to face as much dan- ger as Captain James Cooke in the Caribbean is- lands. Mr. Cooke, with his portmanteau of peace- jul aspect, finds himself in Tuscany. Now, the Grand Duke himself is ...

... ASK US ANOTHER. TuE problem presented by the Caribbean Sea this morning is no case of Amnerica to play and mnate in two moves, or the reverse. On paper the variety of choice is most plentiful ; and to solve the problem one would require, an omniscient ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... parallel may, with most propriety, be instituted. Cuba commands the northern and Trinidad the southern extremity of the great Caribbean Gulf. Cuba is within an easy distance of the Floridas, Haiti, Jamaica, and Yucatan; Trinidad is favourably situated for intimate ...

... $sil honce this morning for New I ork. COLON, SLUIT. 21j.-'Tbh West India and Pacillb Steam-. hapi Company's Mail steamer Caribbean, from Liverpool, arrived here on the 25th inetant, and Will sail on her return voyage on the 4th of October. CORUNNA, Smrr ...

... left Madms for Colombo and London to-day. COLON, Ju.,Y 26.-The West India and Pacific Steam- ship Company's Mail steamer Caribbean, from Liverpool, arrived here on the 17th instant, and sailed again to-day on her return voyage, ?? the United States of ...

... IlOMt tc ti' l- ?? thlis is-to all wvl,| .1 :SSt ed it o irmney i loitilret, Want to turnil I wiidior :1110 surer. '.the C.aribbean -bstudsj ( S oluon with ili s. Stoddard hua had liS de- 2I Ji, ' ?? ti')1140 t land ecepeditioe are Silp- posed. to be th ...

... quarrel between two Governmtents having possessions in South America might also furnish the warrant for intervention in the Caribbean Sea, or the Pacific, if the interests of the Republic seemed to be aflected or menaced in either of those regions. It would ...

... never felt that it could obtain the political and military control of the proposed waterway. The strategic positions of the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico, such as Cuba, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Martinique, St. Lucia, and Curacoa, were all in the hands ...

... ruin of so flourishing a possession, and which contrasts in so admirable a manner with the ruined foreign colonies of the Caribbean Sea. The idea of the foreign influence, which so haunts the imagination of certain parties here, being employed in pro- ...

... party of American astronomers will establish a station at St. Paul de Loanda. The line of central eclipse passes from the Caribbean Sea along the north-east coast of South America, over St. Helena, and thence across Africa to the district of Ajan on the ...