The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-03
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.


E6ectcf the american Press the Cuban authorities
Abcut the Yucatan LnporationMarty to be hiteWashed
ard Aoed to Escape-Ecare Of Spanish Soldiers to Nsr
Orleans The american Coasuis Dispatcher Cut Open
General Canedo to be Removed-IAe Yeow Fersr Ship
board, &C. &c.
Per steamship Black Warrior hence for New York,
send you later, and trust, interesting ints
gence. With regard to the matter OF the speculation of
Don Francisco Marty in the importation and cnslayng Of
hundred Yucatan Indians, learn that, since your
scorching editorial upon the subject the Captain General
has made strict inquiries, and it is thought that
Don Francisco Marty though not placed under arrest is
still undergoing the severest exam naon in regard To the
charges which have been made against him. 1t il conf
IDENTITY expected that the result of the umario" win 20
very hard against him, though his great wealth and in
auence may clear him altogether the following facts
would to show in reference to this matter the
Diaris dc Ia Marina Of September published notice,
emanating from the government and commanding that
all persons whs had assisted in the importation Of these
Indians or who had did have at that time any Of
them in their employment should appear before the mayor
Of the city, the alcalde, Or the judge Of the dis
triet on pain u . ans Of Eve hundred; dollars,
and give An account to how and whore
such services were sbainsd On the 2sh in accordance
with this notice. several persons appeared at the place
appointed when they informed BY the government
Esibaws that the process having been withdrawn BY
.oor .r,.r -. nroa.ac,rr. ,xara :, m ont ord that
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therefore, all persons who mad these INDIANS IN their
employ-an persons who had enslaved free citizens Of
ucann-coud Keep them IN their employ ana .hey neeo
rear no further molesaton from TINS cause therefore,
It would seem that the proceedings against Marty have
stayed for the present. at any and that the
honest Intentions OF the government have faded alto
gether and melted beneath the eugence OF his
Inc kidsapled indians are YET 70 remains hired OUT
slaves which makes them slaves IN anu certain
Don Francisco Marty is to 60 on as he has been gong and
do as he has been dong
II is current report in Havana that some eighteen
soldiers disguised as citizens made their escape from
havana on the tth IN the steamship r. Dorad0 when
sailed from here Tor New orleans on that date IL IS no
doubt entirely correct as your correspondent mas often
heard Of troops escaping from various parts OF the island
and OF others who mplored contributions to enable them
TO follow the example OF their comrades
WITH regard 10 the answer OF l"rd J. ilussel 70 hir
Everett, upon the Tipartiie treaty question u seems
have escaped the notice OF al the American
journalists that very different line OF coniuct
has been adopted upon the subject OF CUBA, ~ made
maniiest IN ne doha'e II the ioune ~ Lords ahl N ihe
siehcant arcics IN the LONDON dcs, published N NAY
last. -
IS 10 nc LAOS S,oik aalr, Jhhan Auaea hei osiner
owner, quite WELL but ne has not YET been cent 20 the
Moro
he ANITA