...paper-money. The internal traffic is now facilitated by improved roads, A 800 m. of railroad opened in 1847. The government of the island is vested in a captain-general, who is supreme military commandant A civil governor of one of the provs. No foreigner can land on the inland without procuring the security...

...paper-money. The internal traffic is now facilitated by improved roads, A 800 m. of railroad opened in 1347. The government of the island is vested in a captain-general, who is supremo military commandant A civil governor of one of the prnvs. No foreigner can land on the island...

...The internal traßic is now facilitated by improved roads, & 8ÜÜ ш. of railroad opened in 1817. The government of the island is vested in a captain-general, who is supremo military commandant it civil governor of one of the provs. No foreigner can land on the i.-land...

...the chief articles of importation. The exports in 1858 amounted to 26,684,602 dollars, or 5,336,920Z. The government of the island is vested in a captaingeneral,...other provinces, who has independent civil power, responsible only to the Court of Spain. There is a military garrison of several battalions, and a marine...

...the chief articles oi' importation. The exports in 1858 amounted to 26,684,602 dollars, or 5,336,920L The government of the island is vested in a captaingeneral,...other provinces, who has independent civil power, responsible only to the Court of Spain. There is a military garrison of several battalions, and a marine...

...Santa Maria, and Trinidad. The commercial prosperity of Cuba has been of late years on the increase. The government of the island is vested in a captain-general,...other provinces, who has independent civil power, responsible only to the Court of Spain. There is a military garrison of several battalions, and a marine...

...boxes; coffee, 1,260,920^ arrobas. The following is a statement of the increase of production :— The government of the island is vested in a captain-general,...other provinces, who has independent civil power, responsible only to the Court of Spain. There is a military garrison of several battalions, and a marine...

...1,470,754 168,094 942,491 929,858 32,326 1862 41,418,444 1,741,542 305,626 2,179,724 1,747,474 68,420 is supreme military commandant and civil governor...other provinces, who has independent civil power, being responsible only to the government of Spain. The island of Porto-Rico, in point of importance...

...and was not subdued at the end of 1869, put an increased check upon industry. The government of Cuba is vested in a captain-general, who is supreme military...other provinces, who has independent civil power, being responsible only to the government of Spain. The island of Porto-Rico, in point of importance...

...Santiago de Cuba, with aboot 26,000 inhabitants; and the harbours of Manzanillo, Baracoa, and Gibara, The government of the island is vested in a captain-general,...and civil governor of one of the provinces. There i* a governor of the other provinces, who has independent civil power, responsible only to the court...