The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-18
From the New Yosk nmes.
Interesting from Cuba.

II BY the arrival Of the steamer Uniled States Al New
Orleans we are IN receipt OF intelligence from Havana to
he ~ oil November The letters OF correspondence
which We give below present an interesting summary OF
The intelligence by this arrival:
i Especial correspondence Of York Daily Tmssl
Il bARAcoA, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1853.
Ia spite Of the vigilance OF the spies and satellites of
The government lake the opportunity TO inform YOU OF
he occurrences IN This place which have excited the in
haoilanis 10 such degree that do not know which is
greatest The uHerings OF The people their indignation
towards The government
A few days since some OF our principal inhabitants
have been put into the public prison. charge OF being
rsyoIu,ionisls The following are their names;
ne hrst medical attendant ia the government hospital
| Dr. Francisco Hernandez Perez, and his son.
Ihe public notary, Julien Ramon Cerulia.
IhTee planters named Don AnIonlo Carcasses Reyes,
| Cerula Perez.
Three gentlemen. Don Andres Manuel. Don Juan Ar
rues, Don SatuInino Rafo
The only thing known IT, that the captain OF The district
de Maia whore the plantation OF Carcasses Reyes
situated, went 10 arrest hun he used bad language and
was knocked down BY Carcesses Reyes. who was at
| once bound and sent 10 prison.
is said that in the houses of all the prisoners have
been found arms and ammunition. and that Don Andres
MauTel was the Interpreter to American captain, Mr.
Chase, who was 10 introduce and other munitions
at the hsrbot OF Ma,a, near the city.
IL said that Dr. francisco Hernandez had been named
leader OF the revolution. and that he offered posi-
ton OF rank in the army TO sergeant in The garson.
who sent TO the collector Don Juan Vasquez de Novoa
Pa who forthwith betrayed the matter to the govern
ment.
have 10 inform you that the government have been
guilty OF the barbarity OF issuing orders TO the
manders OF the small districts that the occurrence of
any general they will Immediately lib
crate all the slaves. This has been generally spread
about thar the negroes are now so impudenl that they
almost uncomfortable
Ia this 1900 5000 people. whites and free
colored and among them all the have caused the
deepest feeling OF indignation and resentment
small paper has been Issued here called QsesnSzen,
which is edited with good deal OF spirit. and s thor
oughly liberal Yours, &c.
HAVANA. Thursday. Nov 3. 1858.
The American sailors not yet disposed Of. which
is rather OF favorable gncalion and may be owing to
the doubts OF legality OF their trial and condemnation
the demands OF the Fiscal. which have been present
We hope that il may be effective for their freedom-but
with very little hope.
To-day the las, Of prayerfuI preparation for the
OF royalty in the bosom OF Queen, at the
thedral All sous Day was celebrated the usual way
the principal churches OF the city, which gave the
! CHI Of observation all The living of our community
young and DID, black and white. the dark beauty rather
predominatng as a relief to the picture. ~
The action in relation TO slave continues, formerly,
and Spain. well the speculs,ors African material
tor industry asd such will continue TO be the
until formal PRONUNCIATION Of the new doctrine, when
more enlarged plans will be recognised, upon which
private action has already been predcaied Two cayoes
OF slaves have recently been landed Baracoa, a the
east end Of The island Of which notice has been convey
ed 10 the captain BY the British consul this week
the number from $50 10 500 And have sts Of other
vessels at convenient points for the coast. waiting The
saver with all her slave equipments board. The
port OF her destination on the coast OF Africa, when her
cargo in the Baracoon depo,s waiting for her, by
British cruiser The captain OF the SLAYER was Juan
Daz Spaniari, OF Cuba, and well known in the trade
his second oce OF equal fame having been cap
tured BY BRUSH vessels while engaged in the trade
hope TO have Interesting documents 10 forward BY the
next steamer. The New York steamer is teeg1phsd,
and must be in in the course OF an hosr. aM
Odr community is tranquil, and from the circumstance
OF the dead silence OF the the subject OF
the new treaty with England Slanards inclined
doubt the foundation OF the reroro rather TO suppose
that The government at Madrid have not absoutey
6med The project by ratification, &c. The health OF the
city good. ine shipping Improving and from the
try The accounts give evidence OF return 10 the usual stale
OF health.
The American consulate has been the means, under
the intelligent management, of the acting incumbent, OF
bringing about interchange OF seeds, piantr traits,
works OF science and art between Cuba and the United
States which may lead to interchange OF more social
sediments. while national interests are promoted.
The captain general as president OF the "Janto De Foo
menio, placed In charge OF Col Robertson three
demohns OF The best tobacco seed be The Pat
ept 0fice at Washington Tor distribution in return for
the Published documents OF that department. Iast vol
ume,) which have been Transmitted TO him through the
American consulate. These packages left by the Crss-
cent City for their destination. Such bear healing
upon their wings" and prepare for s,iu better hinss
There have beeo orders received here by the last
Spanish steamer, which have taken by surprise
preme authority and the advisory society for public
Improvements and works, which we do not undersand-
directing the suspension OF all public and i'm.
povemen and hold the baiancs OF funds sppropria-
The royal order The directions require The canceilinG
Of all where II possibefof elegraphs, col
eges, works mot municipal that the tele-
graph lines are under circumstances TO be extended
beyond the reach OF the railroad Communications. and
the sub branch TO the United States 10 be o.
entirely. This is very serious blow TO our generul,
who had contemplated, very properly, ihst these enter
prises would be associated with the history OF bis admin.
sraion OF Cuba. II look. very much as il Spain in
tended the withdrawal OF all paisrnal interests the
affairs OF her Cuban province that she bad determined
10 convey the "crown rights TO other power,
which, perhaps would be wise her, under the policy
for hamperbg industry and prosperity which she
has assented. With here there only be specsa-
ton the which may be very ample, in the
vicinity OF The healed dferepces-mother, Queen. md
Nafvaez clique, at Madrd-and which shall under
aad when permitted through the colored organs OF the
government
The Vor del Pubic has again appeared among the
ope, from the typefouni and forms proving that
lhe Simon Pure" had not been seized ny the govern
nent as represented the trial OF the yosth last year
Facoss-in whose possession IT was said 10 have been
found and for which he paid the penalty OF death by he
garote This consider piece OF Creole folly, that
can be OF no for advancemsna OF bravado
defiance that irrtaes without the possibility Of any
good resulting TO the people
An OcrocrSARIls aARRrEp.--Love is q unvsrsal
brhrght OF the human and strs The heart alike Of
the mgh,es, monarch and the poorest psssaat II sre-
ported 10 bura with vehemence when skirts envei-
ope and panaoons protect bundles Of mortality aged sx
years but this universal rule and sometimes
bIazes where the hair frosty and the shaky and
the face bewnkled. An instance Of The latter kind has
Just occurred in city On Wednesday night was mar
ned Col. Young. aged fny-fs years, to Mrs y kscs.