The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-06
MORNING EDrT1oN--MoNDAY DECEMBER g. 1852

in ths wsy Of Queen Christina ct . moment whom twas
dernned that Genera ConchR should DO hastily recall
ed He may be very seod soldier but that hs has no
claims capacity statesman his absurd and
policy which has brought this government 70 the brink
defects he 10 inflated with the dighity Of his
thoriyn he terms it. that at the slightest difference
as to shower any unlucky individual who may
ture to correct the papablo incongrues Of bis Excel
ausny recurring 10 snch pserils threats as Sir be-
ware beware sir will send you to the Moro SC. or
bis ndoence II is only to state that he had barely
assumed the command he almost abolished the long
established custom Of granting audiences to tho psopie
when as duing the administration OF General Conoha
depending upon the just decisions OF the superior author
ty preferred bringing their ordinary matters Of dispute
hefe him rather than resort to law with the risk Of
expensive litigation but, instead OF endeayorng to
General Canedos refers them at to the tribu-
mails, and takes little or no interest in ther affairs
And his Deanpess and avsrice Is notorious An
officer Of the palace, who voushed for lis truth
inf rmed that his Excellency the Captain General
fast for four dinner for six persons that what
remained from dinner Is to be kept for the next
mornings breakfast sas
H,yASA. Nov q, 1852
General Ia!entne Cando and ne Cuban Stars Traders-
Number Gf Slares Landed The English Crusers-7as
Spanish Cruisers, &C.
The charming impetus which has been given to the
island since the accession of General Canedo the
msnd and the opinions which 1t is well known he
heiitstipgly expresses to his intimate friends
dealers his associates that that detcsabc traffic il In
dpepsabe to the welfare Of Cuba hes at length aroused
the indignation Of the Brlth people who haze recently
according to the newspapers been holding large and in
arens meetings in parts Of the country that
petitions upon petitions have been presented the
government pointing out the utter OF Spain
with regerd to the treaties for the suppression Of the
slave trade and suggesting to the British government
that that spsin be made responsible for the
tslous and open manner in which the present Captain
General OF Cuba connyes At this nefarious trade
The accounts from Cuba which, 1t appears have
reached thepeope England with regard the repre-
henfibs conouct OF the Spanish authorities here and
their connysn,e with the traders from whom II
notorious they have received sums of from TO three
negroes introduced from the coast Of Africa; and
that these statements not overdrawn, you will
be able TO judge from the simple fact, that
IN tho course OF fourteen years notwithstanding
that the SpaDish vessels Of continually cruising
around the island during the last two yeazs anost in
con munica,ion one with anoher) but SLAYER has
been captured on their pant and great the
sure and gnomny cast upon the unfortunate officer who
lie was comrclcd to throw up his commission and return
70 Spain or this served lesson to all other
commanders Of Spanish cruisers and therefore 1t is not
to be wondered vt IL after such example they take
sely good never to fall in with SLAYER interfere
with ber II they do so.
BY information the neghborhood Of Trinidad on
the south coat Learn that several vessels have recently
fuccesfuy landed OF Ia that jurisdiction
great number of vessels have sailed for ths coast OF
Africa, whence several expeditions expected
TO arrive heie whilst others busy preparing in
this and other cut Ports for renewed adventures aad
he cash steamers uhh srrfred here from jamaica
sho ne sihcc cruising this co0, for The par
rose Understand Of fiercting Of them The inter-
lI;aon which the SpaDatds give out the presence
OF these vessels in their waters, that they
for their epecih protection against Ysckee ag
uTs ons Of es .psrs rns r uSas
ceye them. This last bright idea Of theirs has how.
ever sesdy cuIipg the last few days undergone
what q change from the extraordinary Circumstance
o TIE Bishtrs appearing to little nothing for
the Captain Generals grand ball inasmucb that ths
last hem (he war; took his departure from
the pert very morning OF the day on whchn it was
given. Nsfy. verify, these English have very curious
way Of srang their affection for Mestieurs the
Dors guess an not lar from he truth when that
The ,iue ccet q tho sts making their
thee waters 70 dorm the Stare ade chc carried
he, rb ne ~ .f7ca and that the capture Of
few slsyers sd prize ha1 greater attraction for
John Dull than kssipg hsnds attending the levees Of
given lse to yery doubts his quail atoms
.cr the ofice H. ls Another Of the vessels hover
rg tie Moro Castle during the whole day Of this ball
and Iigh Jtstas well have been In port had they ft
osp pcsed 10 temonsia their affection for Gen Canefo
by hoBoing h with their presence at bis rather the
CorFoaion's bail Although must ray they lost no.
thing by being absent for more shabby wrctch'd
attempt at display was never on any similar occssion
Ia the sfloops Of the palace since 1t built
The following lst ,f o embarkatons OF negroes from
the ccnst OF africa, which have been effected with the
knowledge of the authorities in this island within the
last few months have frcm undoubed source, being
fo peron who for erly largely Interested In the
Traffic have the OF al the parties concerned in
these rascaly transactions the upon which the
r2rces placed the principal purchaser aye
t. the sums hich paid and received for wink
rg AT the business; but all this seriously
the British Anti-slayery Society. l will forward
this latter information to them, with snkees notion
On Cuban slave trade
sC0 slaves landed at Ensenada de Cccbuos,
Trinidad
SEQ do. at gsmroca, the south coast OF Cuba, in
go do at Siovia McriDa the carly part OF the year.
1C6 DO at Santa Cruz. r,o ,ux.
400 do. at Gas Frances near Cardcnas, S' 'o'1
el0 do at Oriigcso Maricl. July 16
sG0 dc at Rio Zsrza trinidad September II
eC0 do at Cayara Bahia Honda, about two weeks
ago he Spanish steamer Isabel being in sight during
the whole time the negroes were being landed from
small spanish brig
Yen NUT rot suppose that tfosc enumerated all
the slaves which have been imported within tho last few
months into this Standby means There have
hesn great many others, the exact points Of dsembark
alton numbers and Of tho yes,els which brought
them have been unable to ascertain but surely the
above statement Of those do know all about IL
sufficient TO convince you of the thriving state which
under General Canedo the horrible traffic in .aves Is
ried on with the Island q Cuba uN AMIGO
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City Intelligence.
THE WEATHER. The rain Of Saturday night continucd