The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-16

Shtfautch-The American N iaer end Cu,san General
For general information shall continue porting the
system of nrac'ion Of treaty Obligations which obtains
beIe UNI the door is opened for the exod US of all Africa
by the publication of the treaty that are to de-
and regulate unn tied in Cuba under the 70
lunary system that is to be perfected by fraud blood
force and fastened upon this people without theis
consent.
We learn incidentally Of the capture of Kisngo, of
slave schooner by her itannis Mss.tys cruiser Myrm
dom called the Maria, without colors pa pers
and having full slave equipment and material found
aboard Her cargo Of slaves supposed to DO ready at
Kilongo or Bunda point. Her master, Don Juan Disz
Spanard (tho mate claiming to be Austrian has been
taken previous occasions occupedS the business
and is well known in the Havana. This vessel left the
coast Of Cuba at extensive distance from this urisdc
ton last February and has been previously alluded to by
your about the time OF her departure We
aware Of about ten vessels waiting tn Brazil
and PerDambuco for convenient go
for their cargoesschoonsr Lear, brss Ssrrsr dc Pillar,
Fanny, Psquito, three unknown and bark
Olympia and two Spanish schooners of unknown name
have been informed from reliable sources, that the
dertd instant suspension Of all public works In Cuba
Glazing the tee colleges &c clio all tracts
where 1t Is possible to do So and at any rate to conns
the island wires to the rail tracks actually concluded
and on account to mpt extension beyond them
Tie funds uncer the administration of the Tuno Fo-
nent0 for public works. taken for that purpose in com.
Iersacn to the people, from the rece Of the
snd are to bs bed subject to royal order This sort of
thing has been done beore very much to the injury Of
the islaD and the help IL but drop at home the
Of their matured and outstanding obligations pre-
diea'ed upon certain branches of the public funds
probable that Royal Treasurer should receive no
lew paper for acceptance on these Hypothetical
nues that In three years he would not be able to qu
date them. The bills of the government are generally
od in Paris ard the holders have to be very watchul
by IL cir agents here of the accumulation of the paricu
lar branch upon which they are based or By ror orsr
n ma fresh MT tha al
family, and their bills have to lay over for ano Pc
Rod in which way it not happens that sew
elective has been suggested taat other objects may
cover the order from knowledge and that is made
liable hs sap o. As me tnss may make
o. business and the usual receipts upon which eufsebled
power subsists But this app 'ebend is not likely,
the cause, is simply the present want of pocket
money under the new advisory oiganiza ion. and the
coming ian lily and it is the convenient way
Of fackipg the neediul The voice OF murmuring aud
discomfort reach the tender sensbiities O. the
government, from their ever faithfully" drained sub
jects If Cuba
does net propose to be entirely shorn Of the honors
with which he pnrposeo webbing history Of his colo
mai government, And be has given orders that the
t-es from Havana to Raiamanao shall be immediate.
" concluded and put In operation for in tuguraon &C.
This will be done, and as much else possible previous
to III. arrival Of his ave ais lightning and
his fameand he will probably have two months yet Of
working time for the accomplishment of his wishes.
have form alton OF two cargoss landed at the East
and South side Of Cuba numbering near five hundred
Africans II which official advice has been given to the
Capt,n General Of Cuba BY Mr. Crawford the British
have not yet received. To day have he, church
the last OF the "three days grace for the Queeuand
feel sured that from our religious and sincere obser
vance of orders to pray that she will have happy and
safe acquitsl of her peronl troubles to the great
advantage of her loving and loyal one
more weight 10 the balance for tie tender estimate of
their affections for the royal responsibilities" of the
nation.
The Bremen bark Reform, from, Bremen and bound to
IN 0af 40 SrO nf born a
wrecked and totally lost the reef Real los Caasns
to the windward Of Nuevtas The passengers and
this got BY Spanish coastng steamer on the 1st inst
and they will forward for their destination morrow
yer the s. steamer United States, having been pro-
vided for by the German Charitable Association OF this
city There have been interchanges of agreeable and
useful character between the Captain General of Cuba
and the American Consul which may be Of advantage to
the industry and science the two countries which will
have attention by direct steamer promit cd BY
Spanish friend copies Of the communications The pre-
sent ndisposon of Matilda Dez has put the patrons Of
lie Tacon shade under the water but will
gather the i'm ortaty of favor not Of dust
hope, frsm trial Of our climate. xxx.
HAVANA, Nov. 4, 1853.
The Cuban Democracy-The Vos del Puelo-The Anseican
Prisoners More Negroes Landed
On tour of observation, days since, found my
self In the very hot bed Of Cuban democracy very much
to regret for have great respect for your very
iadcsl folks that would tear thing pieces that
you have becon sccustom. to- for the p Of put
ting garments, that won't at any how, and you
can't understand the chang Of" for want Of the need
full cultivation Upon the spur OF my searching Gu
riosity, concluded to make the best OF msstep and
gather something for the benefit Of the readers Of the
ever abused but never neglected TO- b. read HERALD.
found SORT of discus sion of subject that supposed
dead and buried with the poor boy Faciola, long aro
But alas too true my negative OF the possibility Of
the Vos del Pueblo being in existence, shown several
copies just fresh from the press only glanced at them
fndne the usual appeals the usual ptons and Dc
elara,ions OF bad government by those who have
knoNle ledge of what good government consists save
vague idea tia they may do city much they please
and u don't suit them day they may change the
next The paper good for getting poor dupes
Of their wild desires sarroted there Ia no 81 ell
Of gunpowder the whole batch Finding that nav com.
piny rot likely to DO very agreeable to others
SELL concluded to take the lesser evil with myself off,
before matters got complicated they usually do
by the wind Of words without aiming, with which half
the political jargon Of Cuba cumbers common sense.
There are things enough bearing upon this people to
induce ch RESPONSIVENESS Id pre- sion even
upon court corruption, and compel the uttsranse Of
more gen al policy for the well birg, prosperity
happiness Of the people, but they have not Tire
speak above their breathf they had pull all togeth
err wthou, arms or weapons Of any aescription would
make IL impossible for the army that constrans tn sir
thoughts between the bonds and limits Of atty main
tain itatf in opposition to their wishes for moment
Such would be the power OF concert f thought and
From this place went 10 the prison of Mr. Tacon to
tafe IGOR AZ the nine Amerlcans and To enquire now
they Jared and they did not respond pum ptuousy
day. Poor fellows they loof sadly enough especially
the six last That have been introduced TO follow in the
foo'sep. Of the precet They have evidently endur
I'd much suffering in their exposure upon the "Cyo Cor
tez," and in their attempts to get out of the power Of
tbose who held them in forced conceament. Ths d.
con has rot yet been rendered in the of the three
that have been tried Col Robertson employed law
10 maize defence for them which has not yet been
turned but the determination sustain the demand Of
the ouetni FISCAL OF State Attorney is well ascsrtsnsi
@he the question of ii!egay will rest only with the
mercy Of her majesty con Bciors
He have had more aigoes of negroes landed--two
iAs south sioe Of Caba Of which have rot the Diet ,is
but as they have been reported of to the
stan not be long Without them, probably.
Ty the rext Isabel may have something Of interest to
muncate but for this boat have time Cor no more
and it IL not necessary for that you will have
i Of liz portsnce frem the constella ion Three stars
wherefore bid you very good night OBSERVER
Our Bermuda Correspondence.
HAMILTON BERMUDA, Nov. 0, 1868.
Tie Pcssm Stoc ofGe kIand in Regard 10 F.uerssae n
the Weather.
The epidemic has shown itself in deren. parts Of the
island, but at present learn Of buvsry cases.