... Captaincy General of Cuba should be- received with caution. Nevertheless,. there an; circumstances which make the report at least probable. The refusal. of the Cuban Autonomists to take part in the forthcoming Hertions of Dcpu-. ties to.

... Captaincy-General of Cuba. Spain aad Hraiil BOW alou* profited by th* trade, bat tbos* lUtes m**t be prepared to fulfil tbe obligations Into which they had ea- ered with at, and. with th* aasutanc* which was now cheerfully afforded by ...

... Captaincy-General of Cuba, and is invested with tho o powers formerly pnjoyed by the Viceroy. Several royal decrees are published for Cuba. By y one the Audiencia Court of Puerto Principe is supppressed and merged in that of Havana. By ...