The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07


rights.
VIENNA, Thurday evening Nov. IT.
The report Of the Turks havirg bandoned their posi-
tons on the LETT bank except Kslsst, is officially
fTmed from Hermannstadt
Tho Turks quilted OlentEa on the 18th, destroying
their own entertainments.
The Turks attempted passage Kal,rash, and
from an land opposite Gurgevo but the Russians re-
PrlSec them at both places with considera5s loss.
AfrIeanizing Cuba.
CORRESPONDENTS BETWEEN LORD HowDES, THE
BRITISH MINISTER TO SPAIN, AND AN AMERICAN
GENTLEMAN IN PARIS.
The following correspondence has taken place between
Lord Howten, the British Ambassador at Madrid, and
Mr. CorSin, Of Virginia. q subject which has latel,
excited great interest both sides Of the Atlantic
PARIS, Nov. IA, 1853.
DEAR LORD HowDRN-I have been Illuminating upon
some Of the topics Of yesterday evening
bitter fancy for OF that Ingredient not supple ever
escaped lips during all long and friendly
course WI en- my or country and its iotitu
alude and with reference to which your ordship spoke
so frankly, is the suspected coquetry Il will not say
intreue) which England is said to be practising with
Spain in order to control the ults rior iestny OF the
island OF Cuba and, ntme to regulate its internal
government change social economy in at least one
pregnant sen-e Of the latter xpreson Ga this hsad
some OF the leading and, from their relations the
federal government most authoritative journals in the
United States have in my belief erIoneousy too
hastily imputed to Downing street. and 20 ir lrdship
specifically under Inspiration from that famed local
Ivy the design OF "Africanising" the "Queen of the
Antilles" Az the most efficient auxiliary 10 this end
she is not only to be allowed to import I'D n but to
be ncontinsnty aided Ia importing the aboriginal
and daughters Of Ham in masses snuumerable by mum
bers that have name, thereby rendering her 3t only
Is IS supposed dang erous ghbor, but unsuvi.bls
archers" on her northern flank Now the whole range
and PR ciie odus oprandi Of this portentous sche mel
dfcate the ways and means open or Bubdolous, by
which it ia to be carried into effect cannot do more
therefore, to enghten you the subject than to com
mend to your attention two or three articles with the
commentariss thereon contained in of the Wash
nston and other papers, herewith sent and which just
received Among them are the National heligencer and
the Internationally of repute, and conducted with
gacity and both, it Is believed incapable Of nventng
upon one OF so much 'pith and moment, in national
not party, point of view. Whence the informa ton
raj speculaoIs provisions founded it now
important to your lordship any more than 1t is to
ls object r Of this mote to INQUIRE That i has els
sooner 1t in the interest Of truth and of both
tries, nuihed by authentic contradiction the better
You viii perceive that the American papers are dis
cussing the subject under different points of view,
best suits party purposes; but they nearly all dspre
cate, and with notable vivacity Of expression the
project which England said to have and anon in
her minds tys" Of t, ing to effect the early
African is to be from his thirsty deserts and the
pursuit OF his man eating patrotes and consigned,
with exquisite hums nifty to servtude under the name
exph of that PERIOD if he be reported alive and
hard wiDking captains general do not for the sake Of
he is to be set free from his friends no more cared
for by themshe world al before him and p evidence
assure you that my faith is not scs enough to credit
the existence or the proxmae conemp laon the part
OF you Of any UGH bold and booess expert
mentprontess because its results would be
to the neg himself In addressing you this letter
build largely, but hope not too boldly upon the genial
myself and Tin mOs. auoa sss
friendly sentiments and lofty unprejudicsd views which
you have always entertained towards the United States
But as the subject delicate for you in your official
position to treat further than correction Of the state
ments here referred wosld have you dispose of
you deem "wisest, discreetest, best"
Meantime, as always remain, my lord. very faith
fully and sincerely yours E. P. 6oRsIN, Of Virginia
To Lord ECwDEN, &c.
LETTER OF LORD HowDEN.
My PEAR COMMIT have this moment received your
letter OF yesterday, and you that 1t has
in the least embarrassed Our long friendship gives
you perfe right to ask any questions that pub
lie situation can with propriety and your tact
will have ted you that the case must be fully
az anxious to impart the truth you know it.
have read the strange statements you have sent
the arrangements which have been makiog at Madrid to
that effect give you, in the most Golenn manner
fed contradiction Of the whole matter have not the
slightest hesitation in telling what have bsen during
government respecting Cuba, and You will ses
whether there ia the slightest foundation
lor rumors which seem to have been most
ssdulously spread abroad in the United States.
FIRST have beed making unceesiDg Representations at
the number Of slaves annually importe into island
and complaints Of the almost open manner in which
the traffic was carried on under the very Of
captains genarsl always excepting the excellent Gen.
. ,s secondly ] have been making fruitiess at
tempts TO get the Spanish ment to declare the
sbominabls traffic in men piracy that to say to fol-
low the example Of the United States this
| obtain the ultimate and complete freedom of those
negroes called emancpadoes," who have been frauau
regard OF treaties rejoice to say that the spanish
government has listened to the dictates of Justice
humanity, and has granted me this boon. Fourthly
have been eneeavoring to procure abrogation OF
that intoeTant snd imm 81 law BY which Foreigners
wishing to settle in Cuba obliged to change their
religion, on the somewhat startling principle not
dersccd elsewhere that becoming bad men il a salts
factory preliminary 10 becoming good subjects. To
the ,ficial negotiations l have added, at various
times, friendly nd cious exhoraiops 10 imp oge the
internal system Of the island, by facilitating the dmu
istration of justice, and by berasns the nominations
to office and employment among the natives of the slsnd
You will whs really have done or rather attempt.
ed to do is very different from what said to
done in your papers When the true state OF the case
known and igno' Apce masvolsnoe dispslle1 even
reck upon the good wishes of your countryen in the
OF the measures ask 20 with your
laws and institutions In all that have here to YOU
with entire csndor the United States only the
Natural working Of Englands declared aud lchsuging
policy in which dear her. and Spain h. rse
must feel that in days ike these unless the executes
her engagements and modies hei intolerance she can
never hope 10 enter again. as rhs ought to do in tho
hierarchy OF nations Believe me- my dear Corbin with
great regard, yours sincerely, uoWDEN
! L. L. Corbn, Eq., Paris
England.
BRITISH RULE IN INDlA--ANoTHER ARCTIC EXPE-
| DITI0N-DoUoLAS JERRoLD AT LAw--rng Ex-
U1BITION BUILDING IN puBLIN--wIGAN STRIKERS.
Capt I'M lphrk n SKI tch rais in the Arctic regions
vie to the London public.
1t is rot ten that the true history of the tyrannies
practfed by tse clique of British stock obbers who
mifgoyesn ln6ia, comes 10 the knowle &c of the
Bf1t public One instance is set forth in o.ter
published in the lonaon Daily Naos by the dethronst
Rajsh Of Coorg. THIS po.eptate tells his story
with dignity, ard with simplicity that Iooka hse
Truth In an evil hour for them, thu Princes OF Coors
accepted tie al lance and 'riendshp' OF the Hon Eas
India Company so soon however II suited thu plan