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... to be employed the coming season in operating upon vessels in Turkish waters. The other expedition has been sent to the Caribbean Sea, under the command of Captain Couthouy. After various misadven- tures, at length the Bay of Cumana, in Venezuela, was ...
... received at Baltimore stating that the Dominican Government had taken forcible posses- sion of the Guano Islands in the Caribbean Sea, be longing to America. NEw YoRK, December 28th, Evening.-The Secre- tary of the Treasury opened to-day proposals for ...
... mail packet Seine arrived this afternoon from the West Indies. She reported the sudden disappearance of the Sumter from the Caribbean sea, and that it was not conjectured at St. Thomas that she hadl started for Europe. The people on board the Seine were amazed ...
... snail, wvas Capt. Semnes, the cosmmasnder of the Conifederate mass-of-war Susuter, whose daring ssclsievemessts in the Caribbean Sea have attracted such attisctioes. After clpturing aid destroying almost a fleet of iserchbant shipping amosig the West ...
... regarded as equals with the white troops. The Charleston journals says that the privateer Retribution has sunk a whaler in the Caribbean seas. The whaler previously showed fight, and killed one man on board the Retribution. The Federals attacked Fort McAllister ...
... Government, but In thoseeof a great maritime Power they must imme- diately assume importance, Lying at the very gato of the Caribbean See, the Power which ?? them will bestride the highway from Europa to the Isthmus of Panasa, and commandibs communioations ...
... American coast, divides into two great streams-orte flowing south ; the other taking a north- westerly direction into the Caribbean Sets, and thence into the Gulf of Mexico, where, as is great cauldron, shut in by high lands and the West Indian Archipelago ...
... Herald also urges that the Cabinet should be reorganised. il WEST INDIES. 1% LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 13. ci bc The mail steamer Caribbean, from Colon, Kings- br ton, and Port-au-Prince, arrived here to-day, with ar a full cargo, and ten cabin passengers. t: The ...
... ditto, 10S8' 5bJ per Cent, ditto, 112b. Freights: Jute, 37s. Gd. WEST INDIES. LIVERPOOL, MAmcRC 2. The West Indian steamer Caribbean has arrived here. Her dates are, Kingston, 6th February, and Port-au-Prince, 11th. The news from Kington is unimportant, ...
... in shares of £10., for the purpose of constructing a railway of about sixty-two miles, from the port of Tucacas, on the Caribbean Sea, to the copper mines of Aroa, reputed to bo the most. extensive and the richest in the wvorld. These mines are situated ...
... steamer Californiarn, from Liverpool, arrived at St. ?? and proceeded to Colon on 6th. September; The fame cormllany's steamer Caribbean left ?? for Liver- olon ;I0th August, and thec W\est Irndian, at Kingston from Colon, w ould sail for Ilayti on 10th September ...
... American sailed hence for Liverpool, rda laeyti. to-day. CouLos, November Q0--The West India and Pacific Ceropry's steamer Caribbean arrived here from Liverpool vesterdsyi CATTLE, POUu'rnv, AND DOG SEIows.-A magnificent ussortment of goods seitsble for Prime ...