The daily union., 1854-02-09
AFFAIRS In CUBA.

HAVANA, January 81.
minated to you that there appeared to be some ndif
the part of the British unctonary here In
gard the trade and that all his anxiety and activity
in Obtaining information about aavers has disappeared.
This circumstances and the great cordially between that
individual and the capaingenera caused me some sur
prise first but after considering the and making
inquiry came TO The conclusion that the British
government had obtained from Spain all that desired,
and the OF the British consul changed
from selecting that OF prom png and advising the
ernor. BY my different communications you may have
observed that never doubted for moment that there
plan foot change the system ofabor in this island
and you will have TO confirm the fact, and
the governmen, Washington will receive, 10 all pIoba-
biliy official information confirming all that was affirm Cd
in relation the apprenticeship scheme. The cap.
has addressed the following circular the
Juna. Fomeha and other corporations In relation 10 the
poation Of apprentices om Africa. and particular in.
dviduas, been privately named by him 10 make
ports which they anded 10 make In unison with
his put plan into operation. All 10 conserna-
,on and ho will with opposition, but OF what kind
it is difficult at present At all events, the whole
been into state OF preparation for some
pee and coal having been put
on board the different men-ofwar and Whether
this OF hs expected visit OF the Gulf feet
la anticipation Of Invasion, mako front any OPP
position the apprentice scheme the part the United
States, cannot say, but short tins bring abopt
some solution of the mysssyy.
Spain has here eleven war steamers, large and
small frigstes, eight nine brgs-ocwar and
Der OF schooners also the have
eleven for all OF which has guns and
crews in readiness but these vessels last
all small and Of sgh, construction
The French steamer has gone TO and Is said
with sealed papers Tor St Domingo. probably bring the
French fleet down to Cuba.
The Argus (Brsh seame) was in the barbor for day.
bp hiss gone snd there svera other British
vesscls-owsr about the island. YOU will consider
Spain and her powerful allies in formidable force Tor
coming events.
original signed by Marquis Pe1uela have
laon 10 here giyeni
Havana, January Is. ,
Being dssrous of reporting her Majesty accurately in
regard the labor sppicabie In this island agriculture.
request that lay before your opinion upon the sub
relative 10 Internal and external relations,
and the ia which abores he Increased in sof
which reached by the newly -nstuIed system OF
colonization; the pfoprey Of fesoing or not with due
shave uade) the introduction OF Acan sppreniices
and finally the form and manner in which this system
be. established, and whstever else msy
you upon this subject OF go great Importance.
GOD pisifsMss Ell MiyRoTEsy yas @ssy Be byfai IA pEzuELA
As permission has already been given number OF
pc with orders in blank for the Introduction of blacks
om Africa, told that rhi. consulting the junas Is
merely shield the and should the
affair nnionuoste business for the paners.
We know well that the present slave does by
reproduction the wants Of labor The introduction
OF coonsrs has failed and the Introduction Of apprentices
will the colony for the blacks then become free,
and free, they will work muoh the Ja
roaiea negroes The Of the island be scaled.
The people in the United States have been deceived into
the beef that the apprenticeship system all humbug-
hlibuser Bot, whilst the American nation
looks the London Times for truth and advice IL may
pect nothing but deception clothed In scholastic language
have never wavered n noment from the lrst OF
the uih informed you of the intention of the British
government; stii that the truth has been doubted
But now how will the enemies OF the United States aud
Cuba be able support Great Britain in her project,
Projects. however, 10 hsrdy the term applicable To n
scheme carried into effect
This the only subject which present engroes our
potc Those who have anything lose Of are in
dreadful OF anxiety but utterly unable TO pre-
the evil which threatens thcu can they
thcr disapprobstion publicly.
The opera company should have It's perform
ances on Saturday but none wa. given
lis failure to is ascrbed the Vaccinations OF
fs"csco Marty, the proprietor of the Tscon theatre who
IL desrous that the company stall only perform In bis
house, although it Is contracted by the theatre OF villa
Nusw
There meeting Of the different corporations in the
pasoe called by the governor consult about the appen
tceship business Il took place last evening the result OF
IL have yet learned but the resolutions Of these
nnrs viii have effect in affair which is already de-
cded upon.
Archbishop Hughes Is at Matanza, He Is active 10 BIZ,
ecce sinstiesi ministrations
PSI have beeH informed from a reliable source that
regulations about be pnbi.hed in regard
slaves The maximum valne OF slaves TO be $500 and
wages in exceed 81 per month. Al present,
field negroes when hired fech from Sl7 $40 This
will greatly afsc, the interests OF those who depend
hire Of their slaves for support IL will the other hand
make the slave Of Iet, vslue.
National Theatre.
10 spite OF the bad weather. The National Theatre last
evening was honored by large and fashionable audi
to see MIR. Forrest Claude Melno,'e. The csae.