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... the Caribbean. It is further interesting to speculate what must have become of .the great equatorial current, or rather of the current produced by the northern trades. The :water banking up against the two large Wands, •then forming the Caribbean islands ...
... with the Fair. The project includes the establishment of fast steam communication between New Orleans and the Gulf and Caribbean ports, by which passengers and freight can be carried by the shortest and most direct lines to Chicago. While New York will ...
... navigable course of 64 miles to the Caribbean Sea, which is entered by the only good harbour on the coast.. The river Tosta enters the Pacific, and the lake supplies the means by the water it sends to the Caribbean Sea on ths one aids and by its proximity ...
... The work to be done during the ensuing year con. sists of the construction of a breakwater at or near Greytown, on the Caribbean Sea, the building of locks and dams and excavations along the route of the canal. The statement of the Chicago, Milwaukee ...
... the Mersey last Friday. The Beaver Lin , Lake Hawn from New York, and the Wert India and Pacific Steam Compan_y's steamer Caribbean from Baltimore & arrived in On Meng last Fumday. The Anchor Line steamer Demob from New York, arr'ved at Greeacck I The Allan ...
... Bosphorus. The central portion consists of a eonfused mass of peaks and ridges, having an average elevation of 1,000 feet. The Caribbean Sea is lined by a low level reach,covered with dense forests. West of the mountain zone is a broad valley, about 125 feet ...
... Vie tropics as Rio Janeiro, but his idea is now said to be to turn the Atlanta's prow towards the western shores of the Caribbean Sea. The Typotheta) of the City of New York celebrated the 180th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's birth by a dinner ...
... Republic; that it could only end in the annexation of all the British Dominions on the continent, and all the islands of the Caribbean Seas. Canada would soon get used to being conquered and annexed, and would rejoice exceedingly in the rule of carpet-baggers ...
... ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS IN EUROPE. --- The West India and Pacifin Steamship Company's Boyal Mail steamer Caribbean from Baltimore, and the same company's steamer Hayfian from New Orleans, anima in the Mersey, the former March 20 and the latter Mareh K. The ...
... $1 75, cheaper than it has ever been placed on the seaboard. The result would be to render all the countries on the and Caribbean independent of England in coal, enabling Alabama to supply Vies° countries with it at lower figures. The lowest calculation ...
... resources anti natural beauties of the island. The garden surrounding the buildings, which will command surpassing views of the Caribbean sea and the mountains of the interior, will be typical of the wealth of tropicll vegetation which mantles the island surface ...
... merchants with Western produce, which the latter now often receive alter it has made a voyage to England and from thence to the Caribbean cc alt. There are many things to learn concerning this valuable traffic of which they are as yet uninformed, but which knowledge ...