The evening telegraph

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il is extensive bay, arid has heretofore attracted the

II cm i ttei.tiou. TLe portion so acquired forms, but

st tn til part of tic space which would be needed

r.i (I ice tpiid l y a great commercial city, even if

at titv should finally grow up at th!s particular

I otnt. The rouutiy adjaeeut to the Rsyof Samana

is txrrt elingly fertile. Former reports of coal in

lis immediate neighboi hood are not confirmed by

1) c fceilegists attached t tho expedition: but the

rit I. lies ft the surrounding country In all other re

iMt has never, so fur as k no 11, baen overesti

u i.ioil. All accounts njree also as to ita salubrity.

'1 Lis lay derives an additlor al impoi Unca as the

l ateral outlet of the eastern slope of the great

plum called La Yeg 1 Reel, which is tho richest part

ittle Island and ponscsses every element of agri-culturr-1

wenlth and valuable mlmv al resources."

'J l e c hitf city or Santiago la, at regards inland

trtit'e, the most important in tho Republic, and in

its i.tlthborhood arc suvercl towns of little less im

oitaice. 'lhe inland communications from tba

Pbvof Samara wool I be eas-v. The Yana river

cenidle navigated lor a considerable distance by

vert els of a light draught, and a railroad along

that valley would have in iu favor the absence of

I eavy grades and large rivers, and tha presence of

an unlimited supply along a great part of it of tho

lie st timber for ties.

'1 l.e Commusioners were notified, whilo lnvestl

patir g matters at the capital of tha Dominic tu Re

liillc, that although the goveruweut ot the

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegraph. (1871). Philadelphia [Pa.], 1871-04-06. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83025925/1871-04-06/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegraph, 1871-04-06.