The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-02
From Havana.
Correspondence of the New York Daily Times.l
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HAyAsA, Saturday, Ocl. 90. 1853
regret to state that there every probability that the
fate OF The three American seanen is determined against
righteousness against issce, and in violation Of Span
ish law The tribunal declares their testimony nugato
for defence, because, when appIehended some slx
months Cape San Antonio, they declared the
confusion OF their capture that they deserters from
English ship at Jamaica; and they condemned
their admission that they had been decoyed board
Of the SLAYER Jasper The harbor Of New York under
the practice Of great fraud upon them, with force subse
quen to their sailing and that VIII they bad
made slave voyage IN the vessel and lett her on the
first opportunity that occurred which alter the land
ing Of the negroes had been effected Bsilen, which
this government has officially declared never has been
made, the signature OF General Canedo, upon faith
in the negative reports OF four sent 10 that
pom" IN succession Tor investigation OF the allegation Of
the British consugenera at Havana that such delivery
had been made They are to have another hearng--lhe
last They have had allowed them advising officer or
lawyer There has been exhibition whatever OF proof
against them; but they will be condemned 10 four years
mprisonmenta larger portion OF justice than has ever
been doled out 10 Spanish subjects VIGOROUSLY occn-
pied for years, and having no other vocation Tor HE In
such there is always defect in the testimony.
that .fororn" that The judiciary in this case ale
TO be degraded TO make step in public sentiment favor
able 10 the captain general by giving him an opportunity
TO exercise the pardoning pomer before he
tires from Otce, 10 tell IN our own counya hope not
worth calculating.
The OF the SLAYER reported having discharged
her cargo the south side, Trinidad OF GOO slaves,
the Spanish brig Amana, about the 2h OF Septem.
Der. She has been rsfed and gone to for another
voyage, 10 return under better auspices-tbough with
less in Tor each trptbe continuance OF regular bust.
q, liable 10 scrutiny OF British officials will give,
III agsrsg gate, more money at the end OF year, or
tenn OF yeais In The month OF October, from the 9Th TO
fla 10Th, the Spanish schooner Maria and Juana landed
ITO Africans ihe Ensenado de Cochnos, south side
a.d not remote from Cieniuegos near the point
where the celebrated ship Lady Suffolk landed her cargo
In this the vessel was burned the negroes
out OF her, but the hull, am Informed, remains
visible.
BY an unknown brig (Spanisb) was landed al the En-
Al, do In nd rSted, Ihaa
]. Pastoe. early IN this month. 300 Africans for which
the usual bonus was paid TO the local municipal au,ho
ties b.. no'huE came 20 he pockets Of our secretary
By the Spanish brig Peplo, at La Paoma, October
Is, were landed and appofioned without molesalion,
$40 negroes for which privilege qualification offered
was not declined, in tina, hungry locality; making the
total in ak weeks, with 400 at Baracoa previously adj
vised, OF 100 Africans decaey persuaded 10 be best
under Spanish chrisapzaon
General Canedo has been advised by Mr. Crawford OF
vessel momenarly expected at Bahia Honda with from
600 TO 500 negroes tor which every preparation has been
made BY The Propr!eors Tor their landing and disposal
out OF observation in The country.
Although in the interview with Mr. CRwford which
took place at the country sea oil the capaingeneral,
mere was an attempt al dlseoureous reaimen YET evil
dence il given OF determination The part of the
hortes 10 catch this SLAYER II possible and to The party
who procured and furnished the information TO the Brit
sh consul handsome reward offered BY General Ca
nedo There is some difference between geing out and
sitting ourself comfortably in Office; and retirement
with the ss, OF our performed duty will be considera
DIE 10 onset the gaIns NhfCH may RUu retirement
We had The pleasure OF seeing his cxcellency ming
ling with The 'bone and sinew" on the Plaza de Armas
the evening OF the arrival OF the intelligence that bis Gu
ban race nearly closed, and he never appeared 10
more advantage. There are things, however. OF this
genemans doing that will b. remembered beneficial
10 the community, and that Others preceding hun,
gifted perhaps, were not able to accomplish With the
exception oil the three seamen OF the United States, he
aways acted with favor ow ards Americans and in cases
oil difficulty brought TO his attention by our energetic
consul he has given aid and caused justice be done
The establishment oil system OF teleeraphs for the
island viii be due TO him and the contemplated sub
marine communication with the United States has been
carried before the Queen nader his recommendation. and
il will undoubtedly have favorable hearing and re-
Spouse. The establishment of the Jesuit College orig
mated with him. and mailer OF policy cultivate
the youth under the action OF the laws Of the land where
they in the future to exercise physical and moral
power that they may not become familiar practical
ly, with the institutions OF other lands. Is evidence OF
wisdom, and may have some effect and ii il had beer
IN operation twenty years ago, there no doubt but that
The results upon public opinion would have given very
different shade from that which II wears
Our markets continue as last advices--an active de-
mand for cojucho. brown and yellow sugars. Low
grades oil white command 80 so per quniai Coffee from
80 so 10 ~ rs per quinal Freshts coastwise - per
TO 100 premium; New York, to II discount All pro-
duce IN good order pays.
One OF ihe snfomers padoned al the garro,e anc
ished, some time since-Cfis,o Gonzales and others
murdered last week few miles IRON Havana. at a
village esf<-'.Laudine' ] think the name. -Four men
CURED for him. stating that they wished 10 him Tor
a moment TO speak with him. He came outside OF the
door, when be Immediately fired upon and killed
the persons doing the deed turning their horses and nov
was instrumental in that prosecution. which has dealt
muen misery 70 many worthy families The parties are
unknown.