New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
HAVANA.
imprisonment Of Slave Traders-Cuban Character
AnDexation-Chinese.


CoTTespordenoe Of The n. T. Tn5ure.
The principal food of conversation during tie inter-
val since my last has been the imprisonment OF tEo Of
most wealthy slave importers. Iuueta and FORBADE
the first Spanafd, the latter frenchman These ar
rests AZ first considered farce but many think
that tie Captain General is in earnest. Numerous a.
rests have been made Of and other
officers in the employ Of Government and some negroes
40 OF lj0-haye been seized Zuurtas estate aud
brought to Havana Both Of the great representatives
Of the Internal traffic IN the Cabana. Inc spanish
merchants traders the wharf for TIE greater part
are much enraged at their Governors proceeding, aud
Ike c0od patriots that their interests nererei
with for the good Of their nation and humanity IN gene
raj shower down upon him all manner OF cures and even
say be il a drunkard The Governor may Ike glass
Of good vine but be does hot bear any Indications 81 De-
ing tippler.
The iCubans are quite delighted at the idea Of the
trades being put down but more particularly On account
Of the Spaniard now having the hand othe Government
uIon them. They say that when they were under rs
clutches that the Spanards exclaimed at every blow
welldone give it to them but now that they themselves
are sufferers the Government Is malo malo The Span
lard, if is but worm, IS one indeed bat IN some
respects the CreOles more insignificant they have
this superiority to the Spanards-they are Americans
and as such are less borne down by prejudice therefore
more progressive but to SPEAK the truth at present there
is one in thousand among them that merits the name
Of man They are made Of soft metal, and Will require
much forging and hammerng before they will be able 70
pass muster among YOU men oil the NOrth
The Cubans want to get rid of the Spaniards bat have
no idea Of freedom To get rid of them they would cut
even their fathers and husbands throats; sl
crowds Of them attracted TO jOstle with their eNecu-
TONERS and Oppressors at the bullfghts, aser
Of their number with CalitOna-iat was hOoted
out Of the plaza Out with the Californian" and Viva
"Espana siete vices " equal to, in English Live, or
hurrah Tor Spain seven times, and Olt the Creole
went. OF course the Cubans feel these indignes e.
some extent and mediate revenge but is the time
snatch the weapons out of your adversaries hanis
knock them the head and meet their companions The
Spaniards speak Of numbering the Cubans they dare
rise, and the Cubans speak of their day Of settling
account, but do they not calculate without their host
And what do you say. neighbors We ask for We are
about fbusterism its enormiiies and the danger
bexation, to which l. Gas Mr.. b said )say flge Upon
this subject could silence all the wiseacres ofhe West
in short time, if they would only listen to reason If
We all should come down to the strict sense OF what is
right ard what is wrong, then the Spanards might pack
up their baggage and be Of to Spain but believe tina,
neither honor nor morality influence any body in Spain
or America in regard TO the destiny OF Cuba Feeling
and interest seem TO be the grand PrOmPters am on
pinnacle / all your movements; Cuba must
moi long belong 10 Spain-sIe cannot.
AIOiher cargo of the Chinese has arrived, and also
more troops from spain have heard that another
cargo Of negroes has in. that the party went to
Headquarters confessed, and that $4,000 d the bus
ness will not vouch for this, however. Many more
carpoes are expected, and they must 20 someghrre.
There have been arrested five small children;
two males and three females, account Of some
poetrv found in the hands Of child al Remedies
FRANK.