... to-day. 1 CoUHOMBo, Jan. 32D-Steamer asilia fromn' Sydney, lof teo-day for Brindiai and Plymoatb. i, COLon, Jrn. 27.Y-Stoamer Caribbean arrived to. day. DCooEowan, Jan. 2S-Steaner Merkara, froi a- mondobu arrised to-day. i |CDutm-teN, Jan. 29.-Steamer Allean ...

... Australian mall, was Captain Semmes, thecommsanderof the Confederate man-of-wrar Eumter, whose daring achievements ?? the Caribbean Seahave attracted such attntion. Afceacapturing and destroying almost a fleet of merchant shipping among the West India islands ...

... 20th inst. The sae com-a ?? V . also lelt }au foeiverpo on ae - - - ' \ Colon, April I i The-West Indfsod Pc 5ompanys ear Caribbean I rrved her~e cO-the;l-t6n;. ad sailedagain ont heidS for Lvrpool. via Columbia Klnt, ad MR: TEl INDIA AND OBINA,&MAUA 'The' ...

... song African'sVolta from the West Coast of Africa, hhich arrived. lae Lrqoon, Dec. 6.-lVcst Indiis and Pacific'e first Caribbean. for Barbadoes, left the Mersey. fi lled LrvnEPOOL, Dec. 7.-Clans Clan Fraser, fos been Cape Town left t!.a AIers83. I the ...

... March 22.-Harrisen's Scbolar, feai ,d- Par,.at ns; A llra's Scaetiie~visn, for St Jnhn'e, t' e le West ln.ta and sac G; 's Caribbean, for ;to Barba .ees; and National's ltaiy, far New York, tis left the Mlersey. h e rr Tus Rev. P. F. Aediereen, M.A_, CeviiSl ...

... the Americans are not neglecting their R Africans, Now, as to night schools, one law pre- vails from Hudson's Bay to the Caribbean Sea- they are free. Excellent work is being done by I those in Boston, which are kept open at a cost of £120 per week. Night ...

... him back to New York in IMay, 1859. and was then despatched to comnlete h!r cruise as part of the Haome Squadron in the Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Daring the concluding months of her cruise the political comnplies- tions of 1' orth rnd South burst ...

... Bolivar (b), from Liverpool at Colon, Oct. 6. anj sailed Oct Merkara (a), left Aden for Colombo, Madras, and Calcutta, Oct 12. Caribbean (i), leftixinpstoa for Baltimore, Oct 11 ...

... them all on thi side gentlemni of the Atlantic, the Snumtet will have to return to her old United I1 0nttng ground In the Caribbean Sea. Uie * December 30.-he Sumter has been half as year out from as thoug Vgow Orleans to-day. Since that date she has run ...

... more accurate, it lies between 17'43' and 18'82' N. 1at., and 76'I1' and 78'20'50 W. long. Its shores are washed by the Caribbean Sea, and the nearest point on the American Continent, viz., Cape (Macia A Deos in the Mlkosquitto Territory, is just 210 ...

... foreign labourer all the dial native industries would languish and die, as they in are dying in so many of the Edens in the Caribbean ret' Sea. It was in 1845 that the first ship load of Sot coolies from India landed in Trinidad, and since equ then with some ...

... The State Line Company's steamer Stsateof Virginia s arrived hue yesterday. d THE W`ES INDIA NAILS. I o Colon. May l a The Caribbean. with te malls, wl saI for Liverpool an n the 23a inst vlat.Viutou nad aBytiL THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE HAILS. d The Unen Compny'E ...