New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-05


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,,Sirzs sx.scr@tca and ,rraNle oa The part OF tar
,,~,s-rwsrt We s<c tEVeps marching about IN Geld
ssNrsa. telr equipped. With cNHccus sud eNer!iauS
ass<s<Sry T wSr whc on The part Of the navy their
ACTIVITY ia srrprsius ris vessel arrives; taat de
rarts Tkrr Nc hear IL something saiss az Baracoa,
a<z rev 0zieeIs are sen; there SIS Government has
ras in skoSe stationed az the said port In
DC r'is. G. all Ills Ia 10: eo PHa9 IS again cir
sslsisd arrests are made in consequence, but the
prtrtrx cfcr is net vet Discovered Several females
are swcs the arrested and one Of these unfortunate
vesrs rave uutiuely birth 10 child soon after incar-
e<rat;oz. WkSs 30 you think OF GoVernment ths1
arrests vCUCnt
TIE tracrs this summer have besz well thnned by
che vosito and deseriions have been numerous, and II
tie chances We're better they would be more numerous
Alcse.ier We are in pretty pickle, and good johnny
Bull with his oficousness, has done the Government
re coed the SPsnGrds resident here are now more
inclined 70 thiuk Of their interests than 10 listen
nye-ahly 20 the wishes Of the British Government.
thus the Government here becomes every day IN more
rrecsrous state. and finally, when the Spanish part OF
Ills population falry comprehend their POSITION ana
see tier property by adhesion 70 the present
authorities they viii be like many friends in Tie hour OF
need. The position Of the new Captain-C'eneral VIII
be rather difficult sud cannot see how Is that the
CAPTAINS General DO maintain their power az all, Tor
they come TO the island without much knowledge OF IL
and depart with little addition TO their information
Our Governors GO not much into contact with the
world No ore speaks TO them frankly and unreServ-
e6iy They are duped ami misled and hattered by
every body low enough for that purpose having an M
terest al stake They but through others eyes and
hear by the ears of their satellites The CaptanGenera
hardly ever leaves his palace but for ride, aud after
residing here year, at the utmost three; passing
such fe what he know regard to the true state
Of the country .
End that the Lopez expedition was a more disas-
ferrous aar for the Government here than It is gene
rally believed am obtaining Trustworthy information
every day which makes its loss much greater than has
been stated. However, until people can speak the
truth without fear, we shall not obtain the whole
esndid history with proofs.
Ihaye not been able TO learn much lately in regard
10 the slave-trade. One cargo OF negroes has been
landed that have heard of and probably IN the inter-
rtgErr many more may be introduced without much
ado They are much wanted, as the cholera has taken
of the slaves in large numbers.
Now that am speaking Of slaves, will mention
circumstance which will give you an idea OF the state
Of this gem of the Spanish crown. party Of eight
armed men, disguised made their appearance this sum-
mer on an esta e. and selected sixteen OF the strongest
slaves, and tool them of and disposed of them and al
though fourteen of the number have been found and
got back at an expense of two thousand dollars to their
proper owner still the robbers have not been traced
A man is in prison named Quinterc whom it is said
is under sentence Of death for aiding soldiers to escape
from the island This PERSONS son is now in the Unit
ed States and it is said his liberty to his father,
for he escaped from prison, where he was confined in
most miraculous manner His father was then ar
rested, but Of course knew nothing of the matter.
There is German society here which, considering
its limited number, has performed grand and noble
act of cbaritytOward ninety of their countrymen who
were shipwrecked near Nuevtas The Society, from
its funds brought them from the wreck to Havana at
an expense of $3.50, thence sent them to NewOrleans
by the steamer at further cost of 81 OOO and thence
to Galveston il cost $500, and $40 were expended IN
clothing &C.. thus the Society expended $1,000 aud
q subscription among their members produced S6JO
more for their poor cOuntrymen
The weather is cool now, and the only sickness
hear of in town is cholera but believe there are not
mapy cases FRANKLIN.