The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-15

VERY LATE E6U@ CU0As
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Tne News by the lsabel-The New York
Herald and the sPanish OMeial Organ
Our Havana C0rrespondcnce-More Slaves
Landed, Sc. 80.
Our sdvoss from Havana, by the Isabel Ut Charleston,
.re 10 the sth instant inclusive.
The following the principal premiums drawn in shs
Rival Lottery at Havana, the slst ultimo:-
20 6o2 $50 600; $780, $50 ooo 1oso s2,o 900; a. sos
89s % s7l. % 2sl 81 OPT, IS 5s7, each 50 600.
ioi9 IA 74o, 10 so4, 1s,4sl, 1895, so4lo, s4e4S,
%. 100 eos, each 81 600: -. 40 80. 80 -.
500 $751; 5606, 1894 12l2s. lz,44S, IL, 49o z0,S04,
81 o2I q, l07, 81, 2S5, each $500.
1e correspondence with respect to the slave trade in
Cuba which published In the HERALD Of the 2lst Nay
N.t~ren Lord Psmerston and the British Minister TO
n.ard seems to have aroused the terrible ire Of the
Dar,o de Marina which vents its anger in the follow
~ editorial the subject in its issue of the 5th
The HERALD, Of New York is Journal foul under all
and we should not stoop to impress so hard
qualification Of it II it proceeded only from its political
doctrines aspirations, opposed IS they might be to
Commonly the absolute want Of doctrine the total alb
sence even Of shame in its management and writings,
has and of which we are faithful interpreters
Assaults from such an enemy have only TO be con-
temned and If it bad some days back, The veness to
ssy that detesed the Spanish government feel that
ve could not pay it back in any other coin than
that of contempt Even the malice with which it toisd
Spain with her allies, and to discord by cleaning up
I'd documents cannotc suse aught moro than laugh.
s and charity moves us to yarn it that the time which
those matters Of which the HERALD speaks certain peo
PIE have had proofs positive, and for them too
nistakable, that Affairs neither ram Win run, in
the manner they desire.
But we will give other reply to the HERALD there
wanting in the neighboring nation blinded per
sons to whom We ught observations directly
connected with their advantage. The weapon which
they use to-day to wound Spain is two edged weapon
Aap tharu for bOaAU hO
exercise it mpTudeny, for those against whom
directed In the very journals which mis.pend thsr
time in such pueaites there published the splendid
reception given to authoress of Uncle Toms Cabin
By the English arstocracy and the pompous ceremony
than five hundred Thousand ladies' attacked by chronic
and philanthropy. There were the fowe and
cream not only Of the cuehessss and even tbs dukes but
namely Lord Palnerston and Lord John Russell Would
southern friends including the Memphis Convention.
body and SOUL laugh we might draw some deductions
from THU? Laughter would in such . be forced
very stupid when the fanatic party is stirred up At
home and when the free soil doctrines give indications
Of spripgiDg up again In the Northern States, tn
vsor which begins to raise alarm in the minds Of all dis
The position which Spain occupies ia the matter
and the relation which flows therefr'm with respect
70 the nsigh6oring nation are msters which we sx.
for text the nomination of Mr.. Soale. Apart from
al blind hostility, even ~ much as It il Attriout-
ID to u.s. did not hesitate to declare how deirous
to live on . footing Of cordial friendship
With the United States long ntoerabe sggressons
and profitable movement already existing between both
people, the increase of which is much promoted by
the consiguity Of Their ports ana sns diversity .as
advantage long sheltered by good faith and sh
equal coD6dencsd0es not in eyes, weigh much in
the balance the ndubitabe community of interests
which, under . certain aspect reigns between u.s. aud
which appears to counsela solid alliance But 10 passing
lot also recoec that for the sake of honor and OF
vengeance the Spanish nation IL capable OF making the
unbeard OF sacrifices, and that this sacrifice
b as grave for us as for those who are our
mia ne themo Nh he q max
Of is therefore two edged implement aud south
men, including the famous Memphis convention might
do we'll to stop little and consider what their we'll
understood interests sdvie them The remedy of thsr
domestic evils ia much mixed with the political ques
tening be studied and considered before they
az upon system of conduct, with full knowledge of
the cause.
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, June s, 1883.
Rxmors of Ensurection-Otfcial Scheming-The Captain
Generals Conduct in Reriecin9 the Political Prisoner
Approved by the Queen The United States Consulate at
Hacana-The Government and the New YORK HERALD.
In country like this where the press is gagged such
degree that only those things which be government
please permitted to be made public it is matter
great difficulty arrive at the truth of the many alarm
ing which constantly floating about. For the
everybo here has been the q
sequence Of report having got abroad that serious
turbance had broken out the Vuela de Abao and
General Lavaette the commander n-chief had gone in
person to que the insurrecon; and as doubtless
exaggerated account of what is supposed to lave hap
pened viii be Transmitted hence to the States think it
proper to inform you of the real circumstances which
have given rise to the rumors above alluded to.
During some months past, the Lieutenant Cover
of western department under the preext Of divert.
ing the minds Of the people, had promoted certain classes
Of under of which he carried such
Immense scheme Of gambling that his wicked dongs At
sngh reached the Of the Captain General who
making further inquiries into the matter found
sary TO send commission which has resulted in the
rest Of the Lieutenant Governor the CommandaDte Of
Cavalry, and several others, all Of whom have
fined in the Moro. You viii perceive from this,
that there had been no disturbance of the public
tranquility but every little circumstance, however
trivial which occurs in this country is inmsdiateiy
shrouded in the greatest instead Of being at
once made pubic through the press It Is not to ee won
m0lehills, and be frightened at mere shadows.
The Captain General having informed the Supreme Co.
TONS he had previously received, pardon tbs lives OF
the political prisoners recently condemned TO death at
this place by the Military Com sion, has just Yed
. despatc h 10 the following effect
EXCELLENT -R-Having acquainted her Majesty Of the
contents OF your etsss dated the IN April,
Of War No ATT informing him Of the confirmation of
the sentence pronounced by the Military Commiss,n
the Of The Vuea de- Abao conspiracy and OF the
mOdifca tons which It found convenient TO make
the submitting for toe sovereign Appreciation in
conformity to the power which in such cases.
ferred by the Royal order Of the 18th March last past
ADDING also that besides ths above the suspension of
the execution Of two of the condemned criminals upon
their arrival at the foot Of the ses Invoking the
gust name Of her Majesty, whose cemency it hooed
would be obtained for thenthe Queen august lady,
always ready to her regal prerogatve 10 favor OF
those who repent their foes and i'm her clsmeucy
has been pleased to approve the tension OF toe
ton Of the four criminals who sentenced death
cunmutipy that to ten years preside at Ceuts, at
which place they also Afterwards to be retained.
Her Majesty like wise approves the other notifications Of
which your Exeellency makes merit By royal order,
communicate this letter to your Excelency for your in
formation and consequent effects. God preserve your
Exceler cy n any ears. Madrid, May 3, 1858
To the captain General of Cubs. LERSUNDL
All which his ExcelleDcy the Captain General orders
to be publishei in the Gazette fer general information
and especially for the satisfaction Of the families of those
sentenced to DEATH viz Don Juan Gonzales Alvarez Don
FIanci co Valdez Don Manuel Hernandez Perdomo. (-on
Of the Count OF Vliamar) ard Don Luis Ed ~srds del
Cristo, whose salvation from the indicated 10
due TO the innate emency Of her Majesty the Queen