The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-04-25
FOREIGN.
SuRrHEa DETAILS sr rHE AmEai0A.
e ths npanlsh oevsFnnAsnt relative
o~s@.-Gsest 0sad ExsisssAsnt &C., -.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Times says;

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movements - sks Spanish 0sssrnmsns relative q
0ss~.-Gsest 6sid ExoissnAsns, &C., -.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says;
Letters from Madrid received this day, confirm those
q respecting the uaeasiness e VIII, 2
legged fact Of The Americans taking steps sound the feeling
Of England on that point England. i s admitted y The
taking possession Of Cuba and is stated that her obec-
tons can be easily removed BY Amsnca binding herself %
pay all the claims Of England Span and putting end
TO the slave trade far as Cuba Is conceed The pay
q s sa s
that the other Inducements would powerfully on the
Il sss s s ss
without which such an advantage would produce Il you
70 wealth.. lss q s
the separation from the mother country, may judge OF
the effect produced.
Another account says.
The said be from the island Of
OF sing desire there for separation from Spain and
Of annexation the United States, are, il said, not less
that part the Count Mraso were to
effect that e aito thorough examination Of tho state Of
able 70 hold that island tor any tme he SHOULD offer il for
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weahiest and influential Of the Cuba merchants is.
longer and probable that the wishes Of merchants
themselves are IN favor Of separation AT all events.
upled II Cuba became American possession
Something has been said Of the existence treaty.
the possession o Cuba 10 the Spanish crown On ihs
however there doubts.
Spain bids fair rival California Gold has been found
the banks and IN the sands Of the Dou!o in Granada
The inhabitants of that region engaged digging and
washing for the precious meta-'golden opinions"
spreading in every form Of exaggeratonand In Madrid
two societies have been formed the purpose Of making
men rich suddenly.
Granada letter of the 18th says that the people Of
the villages i'm the neghborhood OF Granada are all occu
pied in washing for gold DUST which has been found
the sands about Huetor Vega, Monachi Dilar and La
Zuba. The writer adds
had the curiosity last veninr 10 Wait the hollow called
Dona Juann, where anrerons sands abound
than 800 occupied in searching for gold
Being less crednous than many wont assure you that
seen myself 10, that skiul washer may 80 40
reals worth In day. and by putting up appropriate
chinery, large amounts may be extracted.
NAPLES.
AMERICAN STEAM ERIGATE MIssIssIPpI-Al letter from
Naples, dated February "a, gives the following intel
gence:
The United States fgate Mississippi cleared out
yesterday for Consianfnople, with the minister
10 the Sublime Porte board and she has been lying
quite close to the Mole for long me and officers have
was hoped they would have favored the ladies with ball
on board before leaving However the conlmodores
done on board vessel which i a heavy fwo-decked
snd although she has the smallpox board
still an assurance from high quarters that shne" is
render the ladies quite patient In the pleasnrabe
ton Of tasting Jonathans free and enlightened hospi
taiiY.
AMERICAN TRAvELLERs.-Advioes from Alexandria are
to the 2ist umo letter OF that date contains the fol-
lowing paragraph:
The American travellers who through ignorance of the
conventional arrangements of Bedouins, had engaged
gage from Cairo 10 and Petra and had been
ed their progress aud red Of portion their effects
have had ample satisfaction given them. through the