_60th Event._ Meantime Cuba was also divided into 7 kingdoms, 1. _Mayzi_ or _Maiti_ opposite Hayti, 2. _Bayamo_ west of it, 3. _Cueyba_ in the centre, whence the name of _Cuba_, probably the head kingdom, 4. _Camayegua_ or _Camaguey_ inhabited by a different people, famous tribe, probably _Comayaguas_ of Honduras, or Olmecas, 5. _Xagua_ near the middle, 6. _Macaca_ in the south opposite Jamaica, 7. _Haniguanica_ at the west end where are the high mountains _Uhima_. _61st Event._ The island of Jamaica was divided in two kingdoms. Boriquen also Buchena or Burichina (D) now Porto-Rico, formed one, but had 26 Cazics in as many valleys, the high mountains of Guayamo being desert. The _Yucayas_ (white islands) now Bahama, were numberless, the largest being Amana, Zigateo, Bahama, Bimini, Sumana, Yuma, Guanahani, Saomoto, Abaco &c. The Cazics were much respected there, being also Bohitos or Behiques (priests) judges and stewards. Labor was in common and the daily food given from the public stores. Some islands were at war; but only used sticks in their quarrels. Yet all the islands formed a single kingdom, the great Cazic resided at Saomoto. _62d Event._ The Caribas of Ayay having multiplied, spread again over the eastern islands: they are repulsed in Boriquen; but meeting their ancient tribes in _Curucueria_ now Guadeloupe: it becomes their chief island: whence they send war parties to 1000 miles off, even to the continent; and occupy _Galana_ now Marigalante, _Matinino_ or _Madinino_ now Martinique, _Liamaca_ now Antigua, _Liamuiga_ St. Christopher, _Bayaraco_ St. Vincent, _Bequia_ Grenada &c. called collectively _Caliaqua_ the islands of the Calibis. _63d Event._ They molest the shores of Boriquen, where they are always repulsed, but often steal men and children to eat them. _64th Event._ They assail the shores of Hayti, where they are much feared; signals by smoke are made when they appear. In Higuey and Caizimu, eastern regions of the island, the Haytians become warlike to defend themselves, and use poisoned arrows as they did. Elsewhere the Haytians used only darts, lances and macanas, peculiar wooden swords. _65th Event._ The Caribs went as far as the shores of Cuba, and desolated the south shores: the Cubans removing their towns inland. They were called Canibas and Canimas: and succeed in forming a settlement at Baracoa to the south-east. _66th Event._ They were repulsed in their attempt against the warlike Jamaicans who used arrows; they do not appear to have molested the Yucayans, owing to their former alliance and gift of the island Ayay. These events are chiefly collected from Columbus’ own account, and personal narratives of his travels, with other retrospective hints by the Spanish writers. They will also afford the notices of the subsequent events.