The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23
Our Cuban Correspondence.

Havana, January 8, 1850
.4peet IF s6srs in Cu5s7se Condition Of the slsre,-
Morerenf IF the Captain Gsn,rsi
Your paper, ever the foremost In pubshos whstever
interests the advance Of civilization especially CRATE.
full to the Cuban patriots am constantly An search of
iis numbers to ssty thirst after all that raises cur
hopes Of annexation Nothing look TO With deeper
anxiety than the ssts,ips question between the North
and the South We cannot undertake to express, OPT.
Mons on such matters far beyond means Of D.
probation; but without venturing 10 censure the spe-
eulsti,e views which have thus unnecessarily checked
the progress Of the Union, believe firmly that what
ever he calculated to excite connections asd jeopsrdss
lives snd property among citizens Of the republic
hishiy prejudci.i to northern veil - In
terest. The Northern Northeastern and Western see
tiops 81 cur country than by the Political tie are
b'nnd to th. South by commerce aud trade By the
daily interchange Of production. and manuf.etur...
snd the paralysis Witch the South would ex per.pc. 4,
blov given TO their special institution by IN.
moral influence 81 Congressional actsn would ss.s,
the former almost much the latter ct least tr
e.rfsin period and With regard to individual loss
can hardly foresee difference bet Southern
propristors and the eitirens Of the North II /. inst "a
In regard 10 this island the exports of witch smo.t
exelo'vey carried In bottoms owned IN the Northern
sections Of the Ubiea States and whose iumb. and
mos'ses trade s monopoSed BY the labor capital and
aippirs 81 the Nee tngand States. The present
Married and reckless policy 81 General RopcsI b.r.
In RATING the ssprs Of the bisckof Witch viii
report very recent specimepsis therefore threat
enng TO the dealers Of ftrisnc In pecunsry v.v a.
tothe South Csrolinisus In o political one
ON the nrst day Of the year. the Regent or presiding
Judge in the superior Court 81 justice. In III. annual
sddrefs circulated since through the island remarked
pcntsdly on the greater amount Of erin. among IN.
rhite thsr the colortd or save population rhs, the
Intention is evidently 20 create feeling among IN.
latter 70 sstsh,h.d from the Captain Generals grant OF
three esraerdnary feast dsys TO the warse and fsro
eous Loococnee tribe close % the last month
During that time they kept the city In uproar and
alarm their Wild shri.ks ard frishtful gestures a.
founded and thrilled -ik the whole pop nIstIop
gentleman having access 20 the Captain GENERAL ven
tured few remarks the danger Of such soure the
more 70 be lsmept.d that the negroes had only ased
leave to celebrate their anniversary at Santa Catalina
Which, In the usual practice did not ond church
service sbd ball While the government conceded 90
m uch more. The General answered, smiling. a nv
friend, you are no dipiomstist we're you such you
you'd understand that this he nothing but timely
tfown (-artfesfscfsr).
Whatever may the feeling for or against annexation
one universal opinion must be held all the nop
sAuifins the executive TO watch over the safety OF
.uosn property and the cuban portion Of the white
80, to prevent ssy stupid measures Of the Spanish
IN 'nfusucs the Immediate latent effect of which
thrsn on the island
me ien.viss Il . list Of IN. vacations Of IN. /
sa,..s " he Ne~ Nork Assemble Farmers Al. 4
IN