... Portsmouth., to • Duke Bedford.’ Buwcn, for Bengal, from Plymoath.. SI: ’ Ga.gm,’ Ardeie, f.r Bemhay, from the Ihiwns..’ Caribbean,’ Irving, lor Bordeaux and the Man. r.tios, from Gravesend.. ’ Sir Cliarlea Fotbea, Levho. fur Sew South Wales, from Liverpool ...

... had been killed by the explosion of tbe steamer Marlborough, at Charleston. , New guano islands had been discovered the Caribbean Sea. The discovery had boon kept a secret. Several vessels • bad been despatched from the United Slates, and had returned ...

... a large steamer floating bottom upwards, but mark or letter could seen as to lead to her identity. the Bth of April, the Caribbean, from the Clyde to St. John’s, Newfoundland, was lost in the ice off Cape Bollard ; were, passengers, and part of the cargo ...

... the other a coal mine was discovered and surveyed in San Salvador, and simultaneously came into our port canoe from the Caribbean coast with saraph-s of mineral brought light a company of Yankees strolling round this country, picking up ‘specimens,’ which ...

... The South Americsn steppes form the boundary partial European cultivation. To the north, between the mountains «f and the Caribbean sea, tad com il cities, ne ,t villages, and carefully cultivated holds. Iven the love of art and scientific culture, together ...