The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17
THE UNION.
From tho Psnnsy lvsnian

From tho psnns ylvsnan.
interesting Havana.
kind friend, attached 10 the United States trgale
Congress, nov anchored at Havana, sends some highly
interesting intelligence. We readers will be
edited by what he has communicated. We copy from
his letter, dated July Sd, a. follows
The Yankee nation, great, powerful practical and IN
all those attributes which constitute great psope ter
riby afflicted with ineursblo disorder sometimes
ding OF from their pens facts and fiction than all
the wolrd together Every steamer passing here i
from the barkeeper boa,man, stay few hours,
and send ponderous packet home sope village edi
tor who, in conaeinoraon OF such Cod send ses II up
Lamblo's Basket, in DO" Jua" did nor contain such
medley these letters usually do Humos dts, infer
ences, bulletins. military orders official communications
State paPefs &c are huddled logehsr IN one inosndia
.0ekoWn We told 10 give three cheers for the island
Of Cuba As once more sned. The speculative splrr l.
flaming and iighliu designs 10 spite OF ioeisn
every whee) the quiet people Of the sandthose who
avee 10 annexation in any shapeafe thrown mo
once their utmost vigilance and their whole strength
to Consequently there is no little Sur Jast
are in power. and who ms holding the delegated au
tbotly Of the mother COMMUNICATING upon the oaves aud
ory ofthe people OF this island prom snsy
opposed to Spanish dominion is 70 argue most a.nenta
Pile, have moved among them socially, often held inter
with C,eoe dgniaries-those who hold eligible
this Indeed, woald,e marvellous il it NOT so for
the iron grasp Of old Spain. with which she seized this
land nearly 400 has never Tor moment been
relaxed Ex.orion. avarlce. aud injustice, arrogance
oi'entmes cruelhaye marked every stage and step o.
her government OF Cuba. Nature here has bestowed her
richest gifts aud is difficult 10 impoversh the people o.
such soil Inc production Of TOBACCO nov nw ,y 20
ago Therefore, yo. see bur 1.-THE Of positive suiiernt
ton The yoke Of humiliation under which the Spanish
Creole ct,zen has oientnes 10 pass Man mere IS stl
worshppng his fellow mancases and Distinctions OF as
manV JOseUn's draw
impossible CULTS between man and hi. fellow man ana Il
great free people like ourselves they should be oo'ened
or happy--and they This cloud has been gath
tina, the late expedition, Notwithstanding failure,
counted whou, its Ii fair expression of opinion
could be Obtained is beyoad question that the invaders
would have been welcomed to the shores OF Cuba but IS
utterly impossible glance here to ascertain the popular
feeling The police Is 30 watchfa and 80 strict an espon
age is established. that dare speak his thoughts II
nnavorable to the powers that be- striking instance o.
this power is exhibited now in the entire Suppression OF
all Information which relates TO the whereabouts OF our
be board "a hulk, lying close TO us; but no one knows
and some wh perhaps as much reason Imagine TIA. tney
srov no that tue
unwse step OF combining these at all will accelerate the
esy and Of sesn
bind tho world in general intelligence, will drop this ripe
ru-tho island OF Cuba-ino our lap without our shaking
They should taken these prisoners
1t was both unwse illegal and mdness and ciemency,
would have been consistent with the spirit o.
the age ard more etfecua as means Of suPpesng any
will gain strength and confidence by every OF the gen
era government which ELECTS the sympathy OF our people
but to hear that people are mprsoued and
pressed amoog them is to provoke certain blow from our
any ardy diplomatic decision. Our government will be
forced by the popular will into offensive position
The most unhappy relations existing Al this nonent
between the authorities and consul On arrival
here heard that the consul apprehensve Of an at
tack upon his house. the preceding night but this was
rather dream OF is consuian idea by means credit
able TO his Judgment Such thing Is almost impossible
Indeed frankly General Campbell,
IN expressing such lear has not been ngenuons and his
CINE he is rather disposed 70 widen IA IN 70 close the breach
am happy 10 say that Commander Mckeever who Is an
give proper direction current OF
here has lken most just and proper view Of The whole
matter HIS interviews with the Captain General, the
Count dAlcoy have been kind and cordial Indeed
seems bat for the publication of that most unfortunate
correspondence between Clayton and General Campbell,
there would have been serious apprehension OF trouble
whaeser This has given deep and Just ciienee TO
dned with the Captain General, who took occasion TO
explain, in mos; friendly manner TO him. why the con
sui was not present-hat IT would have been neon
sistent with his duty TO receive at his table guest
who the iunconary of foreign and friendly govern
men in daily intercourse, the most amicsbe ioJDa
with himself aud the Cuban authorities could - lar
munication, perhaps intended tor publication in
manner so offensive aud disrespecnl to them lie went
further say that hair OF the head OF OF these
prisoners should be touched that he knew there were
among them Innocent persons, but in order to ul, iuve
warning TO Others that they were treated win the utmost
Kindness, and would continue to be- do not suppose II
10 The Wotlh
remain long. There beneath that mu9 burn
through IL cannot be snotheed confess, when gaze
upon the beautiful picture around oil hill and dale
clothed with all The luxutiance OF the tropics, imbed
ded upon soil OF nierminable resourccs-when renem-
Der what glorious accession this island would be 10 our
conselatioatbe key you may say, TIE whole Wet In
des-beink important connexion with Pacific
possessions and, Indeed. with general position in ref
TO the other powerful nations OF tho South-whcn
think Of what the island OF Cuoa would be under The free
and en gh,ened government OF the United States, and thai
IL would be not only brilliant pearl IN crown bot
wiedy weapon by slde TO and To advance The
cause OF democracy earLI confess, when remember
these things, and reflect them that ready 10 throw
and three cheers Tor H. doubt II Ewes
temptation the forbidden fruit Than that
which persuades large OF connymcn TO
on Cuba without delay unable 10 write at this
moment the steamer IL Just about leaving How long
matter We may sail in lew days-maybe "a many
months have said bat iiue about this sb ~ OF the
most, II the magnificent Of her cass upon
She Is happy and harmonious from her stem TO her
As they say OF steam. Capt Mcintosh 10 Just the
generate the greatest amount OF happiness board Al
ways the gentleman, impulse Kind and noble, Tree
from ali those miserable prsludces and passions who de
grade some OF our heads to his head 10 white almost
as snow,) his ship rs necessarily happy one
have never seen litte punishment on board The
men are gaining int-arc con,ened aud Joyous and the
sad every hand in the finest order IL
beautiful s,ght-her coming She dashed up her
chofsge the beautiful style. under clJud OF sail
thousands OF spectators looking upon her There such
ssncy, nsoent look about really felt proud OF her
One thing down a settled msef-there VIII
be but hte trouble on board OF and that she VAL
such add plains two and
you viii rarely hear aboat courts martial.
ny GREEN 4 TAsrET. Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcrioN--on Friday, the
i2,h instant =, oe,ock p m we shall 's on me prss.e