New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-29
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FrO~ ne CAa,str- SeaNAa,S IN.
The steamer Gov. Dudley Capt. Crowel arrived
from Havana, via Key West, yesterday morning:
Her dates from the former CITY to the 2lst, and
the latter to the I'D inst
There appears to have been little of interest STIR
ring in Havana at the date OF the steamers sailing.
The yellow fever had materially abated. the papers
were generally devoid of local political news Of
interest and commercial affairs were dull
Little had been done in either sugar or moasses.
The price Of the former remained about the same.
but purchasers evDced desire to hear later accounts
from abroad besides, vessels somewhat scarce.
The stock Of molasses greatly reduced Sales OF
Carolina Rice had been made at prices varying from u
I2s rals. Freghts very inactive notwithstanding
the scarcity of vessels full report OF the general state
of the markets is given under the commercial heal.
Captain General Pezuela continued 10 occasionally
amuse the subjects of Her Majesty by publication OF
decrees A pronunciameno issued ON the 18Th, in
which be gravey informs the Cubaas that no matter
what may ranspre in Spain, no change viii be made in
her py rPcg JsDi ne s Ss oHa pa'
The document looks though the intention had badly
frightened the Marquis. We also learn from an official
source that a. 294 had been paid officer for capturing
one hundred and seventy four negroes who had been
Gently landed on the Island.
On the 18th inst. the Captain.Genera caused to be
Issued en- extraordinary gazette, containing procla-
nation OF which append trans alton:
"ISHABITASTs OF CuBA: Terrifying news having been
circulated among with the wonted lie, exaggeraion
of the ene mics of this envied country which has succeed
ed in your minds and causing you 10 fear for
tie fortune OF objects always dear % the hearts OF the
good. Remain though peaceful! II a few Spsnards
the ewest in number and the worst IN chaaeer have
conceived an idea which cannot be realized in the classic
country of monarchca loyalty they have soon been terri
fed by their intention possess the most evident proof
that the throne of the Queen has been as erer tue I'M
movable rock at whose firm base the Of Reyolu-
ton have broken and from which the benecent light Of
the political and social regeneration Of the state will be
shed
pause here in nv translation TO inquire if the Marquis
de la Pezuels remembers Gen Sir DE Lacy Evans who
commanded the British Legion in SPAN, but for whose
aid the throne Of Spain would have been thing Ot hlS
tory-arnonQ the &" hasbeens p Bat to continue:
Whatever may be the power at this moment con'ti-
tuted under the Of Isabel Segunda here you have
the representation of the country which s that
Spain we all adore, and 10 whose holy cry united
souls and will eiernsy answer This cry In this
for distant country represents the religion and the laws OF
our fathers the safeguards OF ell interests public and
ptyate strength unity peace Gnd the conquest il be
REQUISITE of all foes This cry must be the answer
TO foreign agators and 10 those birds Of i'll omen-
shameful parasites of public stations who delight in en-
tangng and who support Themselves on what they hate
inhabitsnt. of Cuba Calm your minds, your fate
Goes no; the agltaons engendered by political
pas.ons in our Spain You enjoy this among other vest
advantages the other provinces of the parent State
which have Tor so long aperiod been thrown about by
the perturbation of vertigol about few written
rglt which have scarcely reached that peace and
tina abundant and real civil liberty which you enjoy
der tie pacific shadow of the honor OF Spain.
Whatever may be our Queens Government it, con-
duct ns far as concerned, will continue the same.
The political sies taken in this Island are the result OF
the deliberations of many statesmen, and not the crsprce
Of singlecGbinet il The voice Of justice of fitness and
a necessity this voice will be that of those who may
reach the supreme power Pardon and cemency TO the
errng protection the good and punishment 10 the
bad devoid of must ard hateful distncon hrmDess
used with prudence against the unreasonable stranger
LOYALTY in earn ing out the treaties with ancient allies de-
n nj the entire cost OF the Spanish nation NJ and Of
the nteress in this Island without ron of
descrption and will be the base OF that course what
ever may be his fated 20 exercise II among you
"Renan then satisfied with your profitable and peace
ful employ rnents free from the sorrows Of your compa
riots OF the Peninsula Rich prosperous and happy only
pray 10 Providence 10 guard the throne Of San Fernando
ever port of safety amid the political storms OF our
country Isignedl JUAS DE LA PEZUELA,
Governor and Captain General.
Harano Asa IS. 1884"
The republican simplicity Of the above signature
markabe. Previously it has always been The Marquis
"oea Pezuela, now simple Juan de la Pezuela. But
time presses and cannot offer comment upon ths
production which evidently emanated from the mind OF
man scared from his propriety.
The Spanish revolution appears 10 have extended be-
yond the mere sacrifice Of Ministry and 1t does nor ap'
eGr probable that this Island Will be purchased by the
On the 10th inst Gel hombrss Of the Regiment of
I.turi.s were added TO the large force already in this
Island by the arrival Of the Spanish vesses of war Sow
ertien ard Villa de Belbos from Cafiz
The Gncrd of Yesterday contains order under tho
head Of Parte official Of which the following Is trans
Ation " =, -,
There having been apprehended by Don Manuel Cris-
toa de Zayas in the mountains OF the jurisdiction OF Ma
el ia Bozales negroes which have been ciandesney
introduced in conayenton OF the commands OF our lady,
her Majesty the Queen wbom God protect the Captain
has been pleased to declare in reference to the
sad Zayas that be entitled 10 receive those premiums
mepoped in the first article Of the circular OF the 2sth OF
July last past number inserted in the Oeal Gazette
Of Government under the arrangement OF the classification
of BoZales as follows: .
.s Hotrss =I59 10 Female children ~ 81 "
"a Wsm,n ~ ss....... $50 Tota............Sl,2 ,2si
Which amount has been paid By the Treasurer Of tho
az prnfeors SmAlcll>adOs the order the
above mentioned apprebender.
This order is published in the Ofe,a' CARTE OF
Government by the order Of his E1eeeney for the know
edge Of all"
This indeed win have the effect Of putting down the
lave trade and negrohuntng in Cuba will for some
time 10 come prove prottabie employment