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... to admire chef I isnnna and be abandoned rity installed more in the institutions The the “British Outrages” American the Caribbean Mr Malmesbury fully accepts the General Cass of the April law but as conflicting with the t suppose— portion the treaty relating ...
... 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 ...
... regarded as equal with the white troops. The Charleston journals say 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 Fcdeials attacked Fort M'Alister ...
... exceedingly glad. The whole a hair we ...
... badly injured. Although many vessels were lying in close proximity the European the time of the disaster, none excepting the Caribbean, of the same line, sustained any serious damage. The most awful part of the catastrophe was the dreadful loss of life and ...
... soon mustered a party of fourteen men. As it wanted only six days of the festival of St. Jago, and the distance across the Caribbean sea was great' enough require all our exertions to be there in we embarked and sailed that very night Our cutter proved, ...
... Colombia Bt. N.B. Elcotryon St. Domingo City of London (s.B.).NewYork November 6. Ivor Terceira Adolph Fridholm.Buenoe Ayres Caribbean (s.s.) Colon, Ac. November 7. November 7. . Mary Martha Nickene Neptune New York Margaret Seis Herman os Malanias Guatemala ...
... 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 ...
... the cable rumour that the whole island of Tortola had broken up, and been completely submerged in the Btormy waters the Caribbean Sea. Although the recent tornado, which caused suoh terrible destruction among the West India Islands, had made the rumour ...