New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-31
Denrtb OF News-Loss of slave Property
Great Rain &c
f0rrespordenoa of The Ifi5unc-
BAITINoRZ Monday Oct % $40


BAITIsoAz Monday, Oct o. Is4o
Oar city is extremely dali 10 news q: present
and every thing wears rather dres-y aspect Al
political excitement h.s died sway and psrtie. are
calmly awaiting another campaign. Much Interest /.
true 10 iel, in the result Of the Election sbou; %
come 90 In the Empire state. and ardent wishes for
the success OF The Nhgs are exPr-ssod By hundreds
VINO would desire 10 be with you and aid Ia the cefes,
Of the combinations sgsins, you If IL possbie-
The LocoFocos are. indeed, driven 70 exiremities
when they arc found willing unite with every fac
ton 10 deosi the wings. By such arnalgansons N
nay obtain temporary sscendency but the time must
and will come, when they will be driven from every
place q prctt and power, never again rise from
their utter prOstrstiOn.
Tie foreign 10 the gres.est source Of interest
present and the result Of the refusal Of the Sultan OF
Turkey to deliver up the Hungarian refugees 10 toe
Czar Of Russia is looked 10 with much anxiety With
Fngsnd and France 70 back Turkey, IL could slmos,
for sake the liberties Of the masses be desired
that the Gar should strike. Ii would not Eesrd the
sncipstoD Of the people, but Be the beginning 81 the
| freedom OF millions who now grosn beneath tie y
rants yokes
am informed the best authority that not not ass
thar hundred slaves have sbscondeo from heir mst
ters n Maryland within the pas. five months These,
st the lowest valuation, were worth $4,000; go you
may Judge Of the annual loss 10 the ssveholders OF
late the sbscopdug slaves nave increased threeold
and their success In s,udng the most expert OF our o.
hcers and police agents hss been remarkable. Fery
lS., In proportion are ever caught again and some
families wbose westh consist chiefly In their slaves
have beer greatly reduced in their circunsiances
Throughout to-day Ne have had .romeadous. rsln.
the vster coming down IN a perfect torrent The city
s almost d-lused, and 81 my time oi writing great sp
prehcnsions felt that iones's Falls, which pa.ses
through the center Of the city, will overflow. Il ia
ri.ipg rapidly. and Is nesry hgh ss a. Toe great
aood we had from 1t few years since
Gsara ntee OF the Cuba Dependence OF Cuba
Correspordence Of The Tribune.
WAsHIs0ToN, Monday, DC. u.
My attention was directed, some days ago, to 6
paragraph from London paper, in relation TO
Cuba, which stated that Eoglsnd. France aud the
United States were bc9.5 by treaty siiPrlations
% guarantee .the dependence o. :tst Island 10
The Spanish Government, and l was much sur
priced at the ignorance displayed therein II TINS
were true it wCsld not only eiectusliy preclude
tho possibility Of snnexing Cuba 20 This HepVbiic
but be considered as rendering i obligatory upon
c. IS well az France and England - protect the
psuisa authorities Of Cuba az sinst rebellion or nys
.!on from any otseI power
But have examined pretty thoroughly into the
treaties betvcc, these nations ana hnf no such pro
vision The Uoited States has formed tour treaties
and conventions with Spain n al, as follows
Tretty ~ Peace. Oct. % lIsy
CCnveuton q IL Identification, Ac...AUs ii. 1902
Another FeD. ~, 1879
Coursntin. Tor setting claims .......-- 1874
Not word 10 said In these about guaranteeing tie de-
pepdence If Cube 20 Spain Ia treaty between his Br
tat nic M-esiy and Ferdin and VII 10 1909 the former BY
article 3D. promises 20 assst ferdnsnd IN bic strugge
against the of France, and promises not 10 ao
koowedge any Other King OF Spain and the iadt,'
nsTeI,o PERTAINING than bis Catholic Majesty hisneir'
&c and Ferdinand agrees no; 10 cede % France my
part of bic territori.s treaty formed between
France Spain Russia and Great Britain in 1874. but
there 10 promise of the kind above alluded to with
regard N Cuba One other treaty made between
spain and Crest Britain wlth regard TO the slave trade
IN 1915
ltcannOt be pected however, that annexation Of
Cuba TO this Republic will precede revolution thee
There is no way whereby she can be admitted inio
this Uoion until she has achieved her independence
Texas did, except 10y the consent Of Spsin. which
Spsin Will probably never give But the -ars OF the
mother country have now become excited to deg &c
that may lead beneficial results in smeorsting the
condition of the Cubsns and II a liberal policy is
promptly entered into II will probably procrssunste
rebellion sud the lose OF valuable Colony. Ine men
seui officially thrown out at Madrid that tbs, Gov
erneni will assist la transferring the soyereisnty OF
Cubs into the hands OF the black inhabitants If II can
rot retain it ITSELF Is supremely absurd IL could not
n II II would and II would be miscrshe policy II
conld. The day has gone by for African Governments
IN be formed on this continent. ASMODElS.