The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-11-14

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We give the following translation Of leader in the
DARE dc Ia Marns OF Havana OF the 18th ult in ofdel
10 place before our readers, without comment dis
guse. an example OF the tone in which the Spanish
We have only 10 premise that all matter printed in
Cuba is previously read and signed by the Censor and
that ne editor OF The Di~o de Ia uuna is intimately
lnendly with Senior Gaano, the present political secre.
tay That rumor IN good circles says they occasionally
change duties
"The pertnacity which have manifested for some
time past ia Distressing under all its phases The question
which has given rise talk among vulgar Of
the neiRhoorng county, and which has given the
calculation OF such unhea-of scandal we
magnify the importance OF The point la ITSELF because
we entertain the sighes, doubt the legal points under
discussion We Were far from holding any indecIsion in
the matter. and in fact great confidence tbs
live ofour entering with much warmth into the dispute
IN uu no one can be ignorant OF the tendencies that Ia
various places raise their heads menacng the snbverson
Of all The foundations Of social order only the
intercourse OF Sa'es but IN that OF individuals ne
gieo OF suchdange conhdng in the holiness OF cause
involves great pes OF which France gave high example
IN me SOCIALIST commissions when she awakened from her
apathy la IssS The directed the great princi
pes o. law Of lille consequences,
Is we without great impudence, suer the poison
extend without an Immediate application of the
venom
:. In truth, the are those Who like the
famous Judge Larue, of forgetlu memory, dsdain with
confess themselves ready 10 tear Down M an4 dno
however Well founded they be- however
writer. they whteveed bulls easy to eoniound and
who attacking without skill The cloak leave the sword
disgust, Indignation. and
alarm which such produce throughout The whole Of
the civilized globe, have fleet uically opposed 10
mat which Their authors hoped for.
Bat there are other adyesaes more ar,fol Who eign.
ing 10 ACKNOWLEDGE the nyiolsble sancty of certain
covert ways attacking with captions sophsy doctrine
tey pretend TO sustain To this class belong those Who
nnd r an absurd Interpretation of existing supposed
pac aspire to the pulling down Il all the govern
men and 10 annu the pnprescpube rights OF sovereignty
has far dreadful Consequences because il gives The
deatn.bow TO all International law, the conquest of
the defenders OF all governments. and OF all pacific and
wetorean2sd society. animated by good intentions. To
tolerate the diffusion OF antagonist doctrine which, crcua
ting without corrective, might in degree acquire
the authority OF precedent, would be a cnlpable ahan
donment OIL or more truly treason the Interests Of
manly
This impulse. not the necessity of corroborang truths.
US together with the testimonies that everywhere spring
forth in favor Of and law With this view any dis.
democratic passions carries with weight, ius
PES US IN our yesterday remarks the agumens
duced by the Journal al Commerce. or
one point In the article which make a reservation
more TO project against any future eyentuay than from
ITS point In the present question The Anglo American
writer reasons on the superstition that the eaty 1875
Guides in is sipnations the coionesoi Spain II any
portion oil our recent laboss we think have come of
triumphant, is in the demonstration Of the absolute
10y Of the treaty SO far as our island is concerned But
though The truth In this point be evident
Journal OF Commerce, from want Of careful study of tire
be oo much 10 demand from them clear our
right In point not in debate. is sufficient assert
necessary consequence OF The stice Of our eaue
admitting the treaty that the wrtsr sustans with abund
ant evidence the same deduction. which we have lad
down as the only ones oonsonan with equity and uni
versal law OF nations
TIE Spanish mail steamship Isabel II arrived at |
Havana the 30th u, bringing dates from Cadix TO
The sth, and from Madrid to the 4th of October WE
copy from the correspondence OF the Diario de la Marina
the following items |
royal decree of the Alb of October opens credit on
the treasury OF the Peninsula (Span) of 500 OOO in
favor OF the sufferers BY the earthquake ST. Jago de
Cuba
The jury which tried the five suspended newspapers in
Madrid had declared the editors guilty of the charges
preferred against them by the ministers
The sailing of The steamer delayed one day in !
consequence oil despatch from Madrid The correspond
en says;
have just learned that this delay Is only for tho pur
poe o. spppg ooo carb'nes and some munitions Of
DAY before yesterday received another decree,
ro to avail himself OF circumstances benefit the in
,fress o. the country, without prejudice and fact
BY this decree the holders of the deferred debt are
thot1ed 70 solicit The conversion of their scrip
manner and quantity US The government may determine
INTO consolidated per cent stock, The OF min
sers w NIX every I months The rate oconversion and
months the council have set the S. consolidated
stock for loo OF deferred scrip, and the at $40 Co.,
ooo This viii bring saving the State of nearly $50
yearly
general fund separate from The public treasury, under
the conuol OF special administration the fund 10 con.
mrs, 10 be depoes made by order Of the courts and The
second individual Interest accrue al the rate OF DER
cent per snnum for fixed and per for
payable on demand
In politics there is nothing important We are daily |
expecting the convocation OF the Cores decree
their dissolution One other will be ken
as their Majesiies in Madrid"
Great funeral bonors had been paid in Spain 10 the
Duke OF Baleu, whose death conceded so nearly with
that OF Wellington.
The Dlke and Duchess OF Monpenser had returned |
from their sumner palace San Lucar 10 Seville The
Duchess IS in good health and promises soon 10 present
her ConsOr with another heir
LATER PROM PoRTo RIoo.-The Di rio de Ia Marina
OF Havana has adylces from Porto Rico TO the 10th /
utimo.
The brig Rainbow was driven ASHORE al Arraso /
dragging her anchors but was afterwards got off The
crops promise more abundant yield than for many years
Rains had been copous.
The customs returns for the year 1851 had been pub
lished.
The imports amounted to 50 OT3sTo, being an increase
oil sS5l,s40 the previous year. and the exports 10
S576l975 being decrease OF sIl53li the previous
year.
The number Of vessels arrived and cleared show an in
crease OF u.s. "...#
The duties collected amounted TO 81 o6s AIS being |
decrease OF Sil95S2 This decrease caused by the ab
rogaion OF the export duty and dimnulion OF the rates
tonnage dues.
by GREEN ~ sCorr. Aueuoneer..
INTENSIVE SALE OF FINE MAHOGANY AND OTHER |
IL FURNITURE AT AUCrioN-on Thursday, lin instant
sve and excellent assortment OF furniture per
ment, viz