New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

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g-u1rs ;hs charity Of i,tlse breath and Inc means
u bar MN from the world whose coEPacts he had
violated. as 10 devote aln 10 ceath' ne sliIs o.
Judgn-nt az Justice and not revenge. Sas i-ans 10
mercy and not 10 wrath Fran aad -rrlug. IS N
human bosoms she often =. she caiclstrs iae IN
nocencs th4i may suii=r. the guilt iHai may escape
and unless f.-e 10 herself she bules her prisoner
where she may exhums hun end breath INTO III
1ostrl= when she finds sc L stjll worthy OF HE
How can Judgment do justice 10 Inc innocent she
has condemned and why L thcFe-ald how long
shall there hs judgment to lleata ne cav o--
fore !-ayjnz Havana. VISITED the celebrated Moro
CASTE Il i verr dIfficnt Dsstter 20 gain admlS
sion. bnt nv ACQUAINTANCE with some Spanish gen
ilemen procured ne one. But must confess that,
the reality did not eqssl TIE fancy nad formed
AZ a strong hal5cr defence, ~ position Is envIa-
DE perhaps unsuuslied b; OF rs lmpregnabllity
have the strongest douo's me outer was are
about IL feet thick pierced with lcopAoeS Tor
cannon. but the cannon looked any t+lBs bat use
frL on their huge seats They s:e Mounted on
bravv. half deceived woodea carriages, and are
poised with wedges OF wood. Many indeed are
not mounted al ALL but lie about uncovered and
-ustng In the sun. How would you lock upon an
Ensllsha,an driving wedge. or knocking one ont.
ten minutes process. when YOU saw The necessity
of aa instant shot Why. a madmru or a tool.
and 80 these fellows called SpanIards are. Aye
roaGmen and fools. n the arts and advances that
have placed neighbor nations centuries IN their
- ons and ALE. w. not 60 down INTO them tor
lhey are written all ove- NTH Characters OF blood,
and or sleep y.i be- hence disturbed by foul dreams
II We read ihemi The Moro has been called I'M
1rrEnab-. 30 mas the Ullu2 q; era Cruz, but both
nave been taken, and NAV be asau when senS-
of oppression leads bo1dsnan from their filthy al
tars or some mighty ambition sweeps TO lis prey,
To the rear OF the Moro stands the Cabanas.
ar2e and much stronger toFtficeuon, erected al an
expense OF S25. o00@D, no; httle OF which was
doubtless drawn from the sweat and blood OF
slaves In the CabanGs aie kept the Stale prison.
ers. and a large force of troops. But IN neither,
nor all OF these walls. need Old Span pu; her De-
fence IN the hour Of ina, and that hour believe
will come. The United states ere this should
have done something 10 avcage thu blood OF her
children SLAIN wdntonly AT MdIanza>, but " We
will see what We shall see -
The same day visited the Asylum for the Blind,
INDECENT and Insane. Judging OF these, by what
could See, they are far beyond MANY OF the evil
iences oil civilization in Havana This may be,
because tney are The creation oi the Havan"sa and
not the Government: think II y so. That tor
The Insane Il especially large, auv, delightfully."-
sua;ed and lis inmates treated hse human belass
II least Here saw Weshman fat on his back,
cuisnS God, and pounding his bowels with his lists
asked HIM what he was dong, and ne 1ald ne was
IRVING some devils out that got into hun when
child that h was the last OF The DrUIdS, and
brother to the Volcano Strombo Speaking OF
the United States hc seemed very sane and told me
much about Jefferson and Adams, and SAID that, be-
'ng trader on the with the port OF New YORK,
he Embargo forced HIM 70 leave and that since 1870
~ had been in the West Indies. He made Tor.
-uogy upon Mr. Adams; and when ted him who
vas President ncw, ard that Mr. Clay had been de-
ie.t-d-'' What" sad he; " Henry Clay, The great
Politician don't they like hlra srll = 20, yes"
replied, but the People don't alTavs get HIM
10 rule whom thrv like " Well Well" he
added. g Ih- Devil has great deal 10 do with poll
h. how ItViI
we're IN gas. brSslone- matches and lighted clsa!S,
made my exit, Close b. this ASYLUM Is the prn.
.,al Burdl-t;found OF tue City. The Sadn!ards
rect no MoUuments.-Eyen Captain Generals
rave Is plain 4 simple marble slab. hTee per
ons are buried yaulr, and IS II i ten dollars
license 10 bury IN coffin, many are put IN the
ground with only their clothes on. Even these
clothes have 10 be cut 50 as 10 be worthless In slSh
i those who are at the bunai, or the bocy VIII be
lug 10. There are great many Monks IN Havana;
though Gov. TAcoN, during ms term, drposed and
broke NJ many establishments, and obliged these
sleek fellows 10 work You will seldom see them
N the streets; but in the Chapels and CathedralS
they glide about IN their sackc!oth and sandals
their heads shaven, looking like agents between
Heaven and earth, but intent on having as great a
slice of Que ~ the other. They have beeR, and
doubtless now, the most setvlceabie tools and
spies In the Government service. and their physical
appearance indicates any thing but extreme spirit
ualirv Were Dictator, they shonid all 20 the
hoe or stdIve, was also III the Chapel erected
on the SPOT TO commemorate the First Mass SAID
ny Columbus IN the New World. il he could look
Down from his glory nov, ht wsnld see splendid
truit sprung from the seed over which he labored
think wrotc in ano'hcr letter that his ashes
wer- urned IN The grsa; Cathedral In all parts OF
the CITY are statues of hIm Fountains bearing MS
name, and have not IN al. rlv lite before seen 50
many and worthy offerings 10 ms memory as III
IN Havana Proud may she be Of ,he illasirious
lead sleeping in her bosom May his shade
.oiten the asperiues OF that desPotl-m which casts
4 shadow darker lban Erebus over the t4lfest
Island Of The world
My next will be the conclusion Of notes in Havana
Most truly yours. c. d. ;.
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