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... smooth as glass, and at midnight we retired to our berths with regret. On the two following days we n sailed through the Caribbean Sea, which was very rough, and does not afford me an incident to jot down, with the ex- e ception of a champagne supper to ...
... Verfleta mer ent has put into execution its design of takinS pe * 10 oof tbe Bird Islands, a clueter of Gaono-covered roki the Caribbean Sea. The invading force drove sway two American vessels that were taking in cargoes. By the arrival of the atosmabip Cahawba ...
... *U hfW A tl fomemr provinces of olf-t Iar ofte boundarv line ?? * 1 O CV e 70 ragnasand Pausta, empties itself into the Caribbean Sea, mie ~07~~tles west of the Month, of the ChagteB River. The de- f your Sfiptiou gtien of the mine by our informant, ...
... 28=sr.-The schooner Alice Mow' arrived here from St. Domingo. She brings news that the guano island, Alia Veta, in the Caribbean Sea, in legal Possession of American citizens, has been forcibly taken by the Doinilgo government, and the parties on the ...
... back, ready to follow in their path, what could arrest their conquering march northward to Hudson Bay, and southward to the Caribbean Sea. Canada, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward's Island, and Newfoundland, with all the wes- tern coast, now in the possession of ...
... at: was Captain Semiss, the conmrander of tbe Confederats - .it maan of war Sumter, whose daring achieveaents il the pi Caribbean Sea have attracted such attention. After I capturing ansi destroying almost a fleet of nrerchaut re shipping among the VW'est ...
... wonderful. Although many vessels were lying in close proximity to the European ?? time of the disaster none, excepting the Caribbean, of the same line, sustained any serious damage. The last-named vessel was moored at the opposite side of the wharf from ...
... whose soothing influence cheers aud supports them. in their sad bereavement. The city of New Orleans, onee the Queen of the Caribbean Sea, has Badly ?? from its high estate. The civil war, the long hostile occupation, the political anarchy which has since ...
... The West Indian and Pacific Company s stealner Op. dian has left hero for the Golf of Mexico. J he saoie company's steamer Caribbean left Kingston for L.irer pool, via Hayti, yesterday J Liverpool, Friday. The Liverpool, Brazil, and River Plate CoutPatY's ...
... have not heard anything further of Kaffir revolt against British rule ince that affair. AlU sarages are not iike the fierce Caribbean chief who reveredath ?? dar- ing of his captor, OJZDA, while he despised the justice of thegreat GenoeueAd iral, his mastor ...
... tile enemy.'' In his lecturing tour in A merica, ?? Davitt, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from tha Great Lakes to the Caribbean, in every Centre :of Trisil industry ir C popuiation, warned the Irish people igainst outrages, not :lone as crimes, but ...
... has proved futile, the rescue vessel on arrival having found that the stranded warship had been plundered and burned by Caribbean wreikers. ATTEMPTED -SUIcID15 BY AN A LLEGED WIFE-MURDEREeR.-MI. Bennett Witting- ham, the Englishman who is charg-ed with ...