The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-20

ssxsd fro. Cuba without any osrtaoass Of regis
Try, Captain Gray, having, IS before stated dsliv
ssosnsy Istansl to this Island from the coast Of Arss
and landed upwards Of 100 8ozal negroes ct the En-.
the south coast and it Is extensively circulated and
believed here that after the negroes
mates 10 rsft in some port Of the United states CON
slider proper TO acquant you Of this rumor, order
that wstchfu lock out b. kept BY those authorities
whose duty it will be TO that In given for
blame to be attached TO their good names by permitting
this pstics ship 10 arrive and unmoested In
port within the United States.
For time past many rumors set afoat IS TO
the LADY Sufiolks having already arrived and landed
her negroes invented oubdsss. for the purpose Of
distrscng the of the British cruisers, to
sacken the vigilance which II pretended the Spanish
au,hc rites ~ere exercising pounce upon her The
real facts COZ nected With the case are
the end OF last month, Vipas In the Lady Suffolk,
and was soon boa rded BY EEL which had been
stationed there the lookout for him. he informed
hood AID that he must proceed t, the Eassna
da de- Cochipos the south coast it supposed
there cruisers IN thai neishoorhood The Lady
and upon their arrival, the negroes landed
under the supslintendeuce of mas, who accom-
panied by his brother law personally assisted IN es
cortiDg the Africans to Zuiuetas estate, the Alava
which situated about d5 journey from the place
line aei ose the country Most of the aud amun
tion ssvI gear &c landed from the vessel; her
tied and the material, for the percent hoden NJ, infor
nation is from very good authority. aud much more pro-
bAb tLa
seDt vessel in charge OF OF his mates the Uni
ted States 70 be rehted
Til Eugtnio vipas frequently been heard to
that few ago he murdered the boats of
English Oliver cold blood, whist it notorious
that The most frighfl Scenes have bsen enacted with
the unhappy slaves boa I'd the vessels dei by
this cslous THIS man who has made fortune
amounting $500 0r0 arrived hers few days ago
and wing dull been gove ueut pas
port safed fer Spain the 7th instant on board ner
Catholic Majesty lisa ,e Ia Ca, oaca aud doubt
less viii be cons d.red as ne was oy some psrsons here
yaYp ~ h. be Atad
copsideratitn What mag become Of him ~e very
little but as there Is still some doubt to what has been
done With the vessel il would be aell that good look
out should be kept in out be true that
she has really gone 70 the United States
We kuoW u AZ Julian Zalueta having bought the Lady
Suffolk from Capt. Adam Gray, for so COO the latter
duly delivered the American register to Judge ShArkey
We also know that the vessel could have obtained
any legal sailing documents from these aushoritie al
though il very tain Gene al Canedo in way
inerfered to this pirate ship aving the uuli
ccnsed port which 1t against the Law to enter
from abroad but in when, Notwithstanding she al
lowed to remain aud ht Yards of days Con-
sequeny, the Lacy Suffolk wherever she be found,
may be treated to all Dtents and pirate
ship, inasuuch as that, having no legal docu-
document OF amy kind her navix ating the
seas, she may be seized and deal, vith dug law
An American register he cauno' have because that
delivered up after vessel was sod But
should Spanish register Produced it must be forged
otherw 1t would be dam aing proof Of the
completely General auedo and all his subalterns With
the slave tracers opinion, it is regret to say,
hsvs heard expressed BY all classes Of this community
and ora in which have had the slightest doubt
FOLK having 10 the United States think proper
add that, although it l. rculated here and exten
svely believed bold TO the opinion mat such the
case The immense profits derived from the introduction
by the LADY Suffolk of the number Of 100
afford TO scutte ito be raised again by and by
burn the vessel and this you may depend upon it will
prove to be the case. s*H
HAVANA June IA 1853
The Royal University Arar-Rupsors Of the Removal of
General Canedo-Rea3sation Of the Captain Of the Port
Arrival Of The Lady Suffolk, dc.
Several of the students belou ging to the royal Uni
versy having been arrested for participation in the
attempt which recently made to blow up with
gunpow6er General Csnedos obnoxious beda or
beadie, his Exoeency has graciously been please
- permit the business of the Universty again to
be resumed understand however, that go tine
esutca college, which is ia OF construction
q very grand scale is completed, this other establish
mert will be closed for good.
We have here that it has been def avely set
tied at Madrid that General Cordova viii very soon
relieve present Governor in the cares aud suxi
cites Of governing Cuba Not that poor General Cansdo
troubles himself much in mapaging the affairs of
the Isisndtost he leaves altogether in the hands
his secretaries, who be very properly says paid to do
the work and under the ton Of astute
Ding jesuit Martin Gahsno be got along very well
Martncto had the tact of covering his masters fngs
10 such that ihe public at large supposed their
general to be clearly posses ed of his warjs
evening he least 1eared to be- whilst holding hs
levees early in the day With poor C4nedo wine has
effect opposite making brilliant for his secretary has
not only to write but also sign all the public
Is for his aster, want of part OF poll
teal secretary Busto which Matncito would
been guilty but would have arranged IT, as he did
that the papers all Gully signed osiore o'clock
PM
On the 2oh instant the Captain of the Port Mariana
de Luna, resigns his post TO better | do MT
think it he possible to find the leland OF Cub, an
other rdal detested by all shades and coors
of the people ss is this said Mr. Mariana de Luna BE
has been Captain of this port of Havana just about one
yeas and has from his temper made himself fairly alb
hoired by every body who had to come In
oon'ac. With hin. The Contrast be w-en him aud his
predecessor, the courteous apo gsntismsnly Gu.rno
ChscoD (nbo valuable vices to and
CONNIE &c Obtained zoe him costly serg.ce of plate,
subscribed for By the merchants Of New York.
could not he
The Lady suffolk has arrived and auded cargo
of leo slayes place called the >enada C4cbinos
oo tire South Coast some OF he sailors who pre-
sent in town told me toat they sailed from Aftica sh
about 800 op b ard bat The ship oxdsd
that they were glad enough 10 throw the sicsy aud
dead Overheard. They lauded their cargo at Gus
tnsepada about toe ooh IT May; ,ut as NJ
Iroisicn had been made for their reception in that
svsmpy ana ubpopua,ed districts they Md scarcaly
any thing eat aud ward hundred tue negroes
who pefe weak eoaeiated well several Of
the crew ded abile u,rcn,n from the place of disem
barks ton to Julian zuu-tas e,tata the AIava Nv
iDorDsDts accompanied Ca plain Vnas aud The neyr
10 the estate Wben rhes left the fe. Of
crew were busy smaDtlpg her, they supposed pre-
yous to tei being scuttled These that their
captain Eunerio Vinas AID bis brother in law
Spain on tie I'll instant board the Spa nish
ISABELLA la Catoca. There s a 10 that the
Lady Suffolk has gone New Orleans. Let those sutho
rites keep sharp lcok out The sailors say that
eIea; many # the negroes stolen they marched
through the country of none of the Spanish
thorites could such small bod 100 rad
Ing past them in the interior Wonder if they would
have seen them had they been Fbusteros The cholera
has been very Zuuea estate the Alaya and
many, very many, Of the negroes have died.
Recently some sscrilegions scoundrel broke into the
Msy d0Ds of the ned ais house and stole the best
golden cbalioe worth So 900
Business dull few vessels in port and the island
generally in stau quo
HAVANA June IA, 1853
Landing Of Slaves at San Juan DE los Remedies.
Having, hooe. fully convinced you Of the connvancs
of the spanish officials Cuba in the cases OF the dis