... LIFE IN THE CARIBBEAN. The island of Saba is inhabited by about two thousand settler* of Dutch ancestry who dwell high up above the sea in little settlements ; the largest of them, I,oooft. above sea-level, is called the Bottom, for the reason that its ...

... A MYSTERIOUS VANISHED RACE. The mountains behind Santa Marta, on the Caribbean Sea, contain mysteries as unsolved as those of the forests of Yucatan. More is known of the origin of the Pyramids of Egypt than of the structures in these mountains. Thousands ...

... the Intrepid skipper is in scorch. The value of the treasure —curt Ik- sunk in the quicksands of one of the ielimh in Use Caribbean Son—ie put ...

... Torasexv. Little or nothing is coming to hand of the movements of the two American squadrons supposed to be policing the Caribbean or other seas in order to intercept the Spanish fleet ; but, mostly from American sources, there are numerous rumours as ...

... Santa Anna has been shot. WEST INDIES. CAPTURE OF GENERAL MOSQUERA. The West India and Pacific Steamship Company’s steamer Caribbean, Captain Hoare, arrived in the Mersey Monday, after very successful run from Colon, Ac. From Carthagena we learn that the ...

... of the troopa in firing moo tbo atrikon. Dwiia Gaifeart, member for Martiniqna. ompmrtad tha apaaker, and added that the Caribbean See waa becoming Anglo-Saxon j.v. Franca ohonH. thatefote, not riak loaing Marthtiqna and Qnadaloapa bad odminiatratkm. remarka ...

... the Kearearge, said to be the last ship in the old American War navy. It is reported that she was wrecked a reef in the Caribbean Sea, and although officers and men were saved; there is an end apparently to the glories of the stout old warresseL We have ...

... had the yacht alluftbemselvestoatev^^ tortoe not yet dropping one by one all the evening, Hoads ? tC;in«^^°^r»it U . orsi Caribbean and the dreamy, luxurioas of that anfcostiy upholstery; hut only toe Tropic of n to “aK. There are so many things oneleaves ...

... New Zealand the betulinus. On the Atlantic side there only one laceyielding tree so far known-the Lageta linteria of the Caribbean Islands. Of the Daine tennifolia of Booth America we have not been able to learn of a single specimen, despite carefol search ...

... elands hung shout, and there were English violets and daisies tile grass. And yonder lay outspread (he vast bine floor of (be Caribbean, with Cuban mountains dreamiujf ou the horizon hundred milea away”. Mali Peam.— Men are always” bothering about Iho brains ...

... nomii>aled the Russian mission. The privateer Retribution hat burnt three Mune Meimen. She eacouotered nnkoow.i whaler the Caribbean Sew, which showed fight, bat wsa suak with nil board. The Alabama waa at Cay Island on the trying ship men. Admiral Wilkes ...

... heating apparatus for Great Britain, the North Atlantic, and Western Europe. The furnace Is the zone, the Mexican Gulf and the Caribbean Sea are the caldrons, the Gulf Stream is the conducting pipe. From the grand banks of Newfoundland to the shores of Europe ...