The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-04
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR

One Week Later News from Cuba -Oar
Havana Correspondence.
The steamer Black Warrior J. D. Buuoch commsadse,
arrived here yesterday morning. from Mobile and Havana
She left the former port the evening the 25th ut
and Havana the morning OF the 10th ult
On the 30th and 3lst the Black Warrior enosuntsr<d
very severe "norther'' oil the coast Of Florida.
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, October 27, 1858.
More Of he Slaue Liberation story Working Of the Appris
Sysen.-Englonds Policy-Ercitenem Amongst the P1sn-
t7s-Nacspapr Recommendation NsD Captain Cen
eral-Additonal from the Bull Rin9-Spansh N"~ n
Cuba, de- dc.
BY the American schooner Flying Eagle, which arrived
ON the 23d inst from Mobile furnished with intel
eencs that the treaty the eventual liberation OF the
slaves of Cuba has been signed and published and the
comes in confirmation of what we know here 70
that cannot doubt the truth of it, A. to the opera
ton of the apprentice system for the FIRST thirty years we
know from the past what it will be il it be continued
without an enution Of blood.
The apprentices that reach the island after having been
kidnapped or purchased from the coast without Dissolve
ry, VIII remain as slaves to be manumtted in $780,
Those that are discovered will be- OF course brought In
honest traffic as apprentices to be redeemed when they
die become useless from disease These things-thsss
eyaions Of cruelty and hard asters-are probably
anticipated by England and provided BY commission
powers under the treaty but until England has the abso
Lutte possession Of municipal jurisdiction there Is no pos
bty of forcing any clause the security Of tho ne
gro apprentice that will ia the least conflict with the in
terest Of the Spanish master.
With thousand multiplied officials, at a vastly In.
creased expenditure in the Of humanity or Ia The
extension and enforce ment Of their peculiar locy the
radical evil will UNNECESSARILY increase they secure
the peace of Africa burn down the old slave. trading
huts require with every apprentice taken from the
coast undos bted evidence that he is voluntary emit
grant there might possibly BE- hope for the negro and
hope WE'LL for the future prosperity Of this island 10
accomplish this in all time, under their wisdom.
they have provided happy channeway for the national
wealth. for which they will scarcely deserve the thanks
Of their SUCCESSORS The information brought by the
singular concdent messenger bird, Flying Eagle, has
staggered the faithful folks very much to the a.
most total neglect of PRAYER or labor for their dsily
bread and for two days have had other business 70
attend to- The ,itement is deep and intense and not
caused By the immediate depreciation of their property
by Millions which will take place with the first In
reduction Of free labor subjects but the prospect
Of an inordinate increase of the serve population,
beyond the wants Of the nt ustry of the country and In
jeopardy Of the safety and of the white population
Of the island And have heard uttered the lips II
old Spaniard 'that from the initiative steps
TAKEN in ten there will be possibility OF control
the accumulated African stock and that the whites
from Cuba, which, he said, "has long been the policy
of England to force upon the bowed of SPAIN and
as matter of calculation any measure of their
Eastern policy in the sacrifice Of human beings the
Moloch Of their aggressive power which could not b
counted but estimated by the acres they covered, the
s ny nea, pt .1 go 1ns opuni M
regular order for Introduction Of the London Daily Ne
and nbordnats nainIs of Cnh ;iioa ~; 49, =; tS
obnoyious sjave trada wa are snrnrssd hacsr
oooa a ~. 'e .e. w az ~ Pi,seu, pe1auss "e
III t - -. .u. 20. .hen RiAoS
- 90 ~. 20 p"p., " +; MI; 20 h. " ~,
it intended particular compliment to t. at print
wherefore i possible their extensive steam presses win
stop Immediately.
Our expected SLAYER at Bahia Honda, or Cabanos has
not yet made her appearance and as the owners have
m fha clan N
Csnedo the scene of consummation viii be changed
sSvcs can bs cot .sa 70 To- ~; ~ c 10 ii',
ths case for sbs viii nat 80, n,anS Ell - -" -
IMPLICATED with her agents - '' 49,
One OF the largest proposei nropretors Of annrsntio
will run but few vessels to return with the ynnntsrv
emigants as he prefers after getting tbsm safsIv 10
cover holding them over for 1882 as thew will bring
~s Il s I,si nor n as b long than the short
profitable business BY protractng the time and in.
creasng the number Fer twenty seven years in aid Of
his mining and farming business he can bs occpna In
getting the quantity Of apnrentices nermrted In him
not counting the thousand, he will bring for onyar an
durance of his k dness When the thirty ssven YEAR
expire his children az of course the game Is not BLOCKED
by action If heirs to the fathers astutsness win
have no old stock left of slaves They will suddenly be.
pprentices Just brought from the coast and have
ten of service yet their heads We are very
wise in our day and generation.
We are in expectation of Captain General but
who is not to by ordinary courier The Sp lnish
steamer Blacgo de Gara 1t is presumed will let know
who the parsonage may be- by safe delivery of the
dgnary The post not to be much coveted It
formerly the fear that the perquistes will
much reduced by the freedom given African slave
trade which il obnoxious Spanish honor after the
ounces with which our integrity has been weighed and
paid orno found ting, never for we take what
Tho e,h,s+oro hrus ,-o-o s..r;sooa 8 .u.,;.
patriotism last Sunday before a most epghtened Chris
tan company Joining the Belascoan-interspersed -
san,sd We af Few seedy senof VINO
and miscacuate their worth and their youtf Some q
the bulls raced round the arena under the nhicton Of
sensitive con course in perfect derum Of degbt vers
killed with artistic skill when such bursts Of ap-
, NJ s rs Ul painted papers ana ro pom sucn
Of the sport Other bulls would not be moved by are.
the pnchng DART would they quail to the lancng or
mp 1 piercing arrowvery ounsh nousteros thatnaa no
ton of the everdurnr passion of the spaniard
did not count the killed and wounded, but II
&c u,u y s u seven ous anu IKE
frightened by wounds not made several OF the most ex
pert operators in the shimbe lists.
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