The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-04

that the blow viii be struck before the first OF June. If
so Inc invaders win receive general welcome. The
Spanish army il = believed WIN also desert as soon as
the officers of government 10 oppose the march OF repub
licansm.
IT. however, by any unfortunate Unforeseen the
United States does not maintain her position If the Pes
dent and his councillors false to their promises il
Congress debased by fanatics scheming politicians
and haters Of the Union, that she will not yndicate
American honor and protect her citizens then for the
sake Of humanity let the oppressed exled Cuban who
at first took refuge under the stars and stripes and has
learned to love hertyet him strike blow for his
down rodden brother and the home OF his fathers Do
him your earnest GODS speed and good right arms, and
the world win quickly rejoice that another star has been
added to the ornament of liberty. -
HAVANA, April 81, 1854.
Landing Of More Apprentces-Siasry in Caba-Organi.
cation Of Ttco Regiments Of Blacks-Tae Amnesty q
Political offenders, dc.
We have the landing OF three cargoes Of Pezueas
apprentices-no at Havana in conformity with vice
gal nsructionbut cargo in the vicinity OF the Rio
Zarva from bark showing Portuguese coors with 1850
Africans, under contract for fifty years after which
freedom the most enlarged scale, contemplated in
the municence of Spanish philanthropy; and from two
small vessels in the vicinity of Sierra Moreno and San
Juan de los Remedies 400 under like mercul dis
pensaon for labor until they may chance to die These
negroes had they been discovered in the ong of any
part of the coast would have been proven voluntary
emgrants by the permits of the Captain General and
the packages of contracts that fabricated in Ha
vana before vessels left the coast II probable
that his Vice Serene Highness may be defrauded In
these three instances OF his lawful fees but Spaniar
who know the way of these things advise that such
is not the fact that the agents Of the Captain General
called 'acades of the sea, receive their commission
for protection of these personal interests of the realm
ana tnat she proper parties and agents at Havana are
cret service clerk who is well known among the flesh
dealers, and has the eree Of the best society-tha is
the palace where he permitted to play and feed with
the children.
We hear no more of British cruisers the looko.t,
or Spanish as for that atter-the former having
thing else TO attend to just now and if they here
would be OF advantage to the negro his fate is fixed
beyond hope-beyond the reach of British power to
rieve. II the negro is captured he becomes appren
ce, annually Sold for the benefit of the Queen and the
supreme authority of Cuba, with compulsory interest
of the master TO make the most out of him to the
amount he is compelled to pay to the royal treasury,
under the pretence that it is the salary to insure TO the
advantage of the aborer As have said before IL creates
a fund that royalty will be compelled to feed upon or
starye The negro will never have cents worth of in
erest in it, He will never be free to claim It, The grave
will secure the freedom of the apprentice, in the
of "Ben, against whom one dared to show claim
for service and yet justice with yellow aundced phiz
sight, ordered proof Of identity. The will find
the strongest sense Of JUSTICE in these ncorrupt
bic ATTITUDES If the African escapes capture there is
chance of freedom for him in the kindness of the master
counees by his whole interest to take good of his
subject to that he is wei fed lodged and clothed
There is length of days, constitution unbroken, and
the political casualties of the times in his favor besides
the result of his private labor by which many
complsh their freedom here. remarkable of
cent occurrence of four African negroes that left
the first of this month for their African homes in fine
health in the prime of life having accomplished their
freedom by the hours of labor usually allowed estates
They lett in the British steamer OF the Sth OF April,
think for Southampton.
The steamer Dee, from St Thomas and Southampton,
arrived the oath inst, with the mails and forty five
passengers BY this arrival have BEEN thrown into
hubbub of confusion in the palace, if shell had
tually exploded in the sanctum sancorum of the kitchen
combed out of the snarles. But when thoughts
finally rested upon the dark shadows of the land we
took heart and consolation in revising the "negro code
for military organization OF the free black population Of
Havana and its vicinity Two regiments OF negroes, of
two thousand each, to constitute two polished
links Of our affections TO the throne being fabricated by
the master workman of the the Captain General and
Governor Of Cubathe Marquis de Ia Pezuela The order
for enrolment is being effected, and they
TO be put Immediately drill and receive their at
the earliest practicable moment to vndicate Spanish
honor to protect white Spanish subjects, and to hold
Cuba fast in the love embrace of most vrtuous and
gracious Queen-God bless her for she needs it almost
much as | do Two thousand are first to be finished
off, Offered from the regular army, by promotion from
the rank held in the corps from which selections may be
made nducement to endure the grateful fragrance
royalty that will be emitted from this of
faithful food for powder. The second lot already in
progress Of registry win be put upon the footing
with the rest of her Catholic Maestys church protecting
livery and the field, staff and line filled with noble Cas-
lillian unmixed' stock, with additional decorations
COMPANIONS in tie IF 'er ssh H ager a 'y sa
race should feel with It's long African tail in the
commonwealth
Cuba. am informed that the energetic and acute in
telgence OF the Marquis proposes go with his
heving shadows OF the race, until he shall have under
twelve thousand free negroes to do which he
viii be compelled to draw upon some of his favorte
smdaefodcs or yearlng apprentices to fill up his ranks.
The character of tie last being free from Spanish
tamination and Spanish cutthroat propenstes, would
be much in advance of those being picked up, who
have constituted for past the thieves and
Of the city, and the hghwaymen of the country.
The reception given BY the British and French press to
the late of President Pierce upon Spanish out
RACES rather unexpected in the upper circles OF Off
cal life in Havana but it is presumed that public OPT
Mon will be reformed the able digest of the
Marquis is comprehended in Europe for which purpose
large sacks of the article have been sent forward.
The amnesty published yesterday would have told
somewhat better for the cemency Of the Queen had 1t
not been forced by rather untoward appearances If
the Creoes return to Cuba under IT, they should do
for the CapanGenera has not the least objection in the
world, they might have chance a reward for conf
dence in Spanish faith to be enrolled along with the
gro body guards Of his Excelency and the Bishop There
time OF such intense excitement in this COM
munty. The doctrines of nggerdom have thrown
cloud the Cuban heart that will not clear without
TROUBLE.
HAVANA, April %, 1854
Arrival Of The Black Warior-Anrisy Manfesdf for the
Return Of the Spanish Messenger Political Condition
Of ne kldnd-Iordon 10 Political Offenders, dc.
The Black Warrior Capt Bullock arrived this nc rn
ing, and leaves at O'Clock She brings little news rel
tive to American and Cuban affairs
The greatest anxiety and mpaelce manifested for
the return of the Madrid messenger and the final de
cson of government No ono here doubts for mo
ment the that Spanish insoence PRIDE and folly
will give but many fears entertained judging from
the past that President Pierce will yet find some small
hole to back out Of Few believe that he has pluck to
act big as he talks but that notwithstanding the di
rect insult TO himself and the outrage upon the nation
he will permit the to be delayed trusting in the ab
of II.