The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-06
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ma Il Ia b. dc opinion OF persons iong resident IN
}, N ii ns cen.ersap ~ ~ Ia its a.fars that the
Is .llished in Yhurs,lay's Gleae are likely TO b.
Sb beneficial 10 Tic colony and to give great satsfac.
~ ~ tnhabitents II Il 20 usual in spain 10 see
tbat might be- Advantageous IN their results ut
~ IN ~ hS a. rligerc. or eorrpption % those
I'll .roed With earring them out that j. apt
ee,ye M such with extreme misirust and 10 r servo
s,troyal nfil Il 4 seen nov they work THIS ia hs
case IA The present Instance The most interest ug Of
+Iesa deones-to those .rho az sire 10 behold tho
slave trade cofplletely nboished-is that which on
ioips n sttict r,aistrnton al slaves rs certain and
a. ~ means ~ ,re,entine the introlct On OF African
peftoes at X indisptnsanle' . saws II Sartorids.
III lis preliminary summary or expostion Of the
measure laid before ne Queen Tor signature, tto
srninste ~ elca,ionr means tie eternal question OF
he lae trade The Government Is resolved to enforce
The observation o the solemn treaties msde with Eng
land n !, lex. ssas9 % ma an end ia the
slo,pis ord fy,,..s al ne oesT,.sqt Of Gyea
Pa ,,5,6 =, ,,rle h M yi0Lt arqn 10 ftIv trsa,iss
clo, ga,bss ne seYGiie of these aud ht end ciu not
- ~ nm, ~ ~, ~, eyl,, s,sbfy,o the srre trade
r. Ni,istar then ,rce,ea, 10 eyriain tho means by
l;1 M r,o.,.s IL di.ain mia most desirable re.lt
Il. ~ nnonaA I, INC chief IA wns N the var.
~ 80. - ,otar,,,, ~ M mo sIana Of Cuba AZ
~ . ,ai, - rioa a,nnv Ii nirient 10 hermit slave
M Nv 49, shsi n,fcs 'osriSa6 tSe resistsrs win
~ closed MI thencefor ward an black who are not
down IA them viii he ,.or ierea a. free men 10 whom
none I'm Inv claim, TN arrangg ment will limit sla-
re~y n those elayss actnslly Ia the colony ana 10
t,i, J.s,,a.,ts II !. harlly necessary 10 explain
~ III, n, y.Iich ,he I'm win wosk III negroes are
la,s,1 r,n, ,teic, tbey ,viu be unsaeable, except
n, VIEW loa rrices because their purchasers will be
~ 80 y. + -, ~. 80 t,oe thev are mat without
- ~. ~ :. thu sort ofu assnort
49,; ~! gil ~ tbe bearer his eppearince
eifihl w - 50. III ottns ,catters concerninp him
le1t ~ IT, and which eyerv slave viii
y, s - s'i NH, AZ ,.ras.nt ne,yiy .i,,nartad
" oiu" = 80! ~ tis.I - az inta,;' ra1h
h ~ 49, ha,n ~ the island hecansa iha sns nish
lnpch - 'ioss ~ ~ !, Wv s isf =, s:1; Sp
lAM ZOO ~ pen ssa i Ut ~ ~ p IN; ~ s y ~
~ t ,ai, rot ,o ,snder tban, asalaabs ard
ins - rc,no,e tbe halt which now tenpts unscrlp,lous
aayc,nrer ~ engage in the hazardops and nfarnous
~ !, a. 49,, as -, = hIa 80 ~ o ~ ~
MI, - ,9i 20 ~ go ;+ ror,r.4o, ~
htn ",.'"n " NV ~. .1 49, I'll IS t,,ot
consi5or,LIe - er,io, 4; Enr,end ne a strarhtfor.
e'bei'.ta'io e''ntoIA - Lheiah' % 't..e III.
VA o,Vn "nieu ., Wy 'Snn'ns VI ~ .anss
80 49,. =. H. ai 10 ~ he schams Il
~ a. - a' 49, ~ M ,i cananaI a.
ue - ~ 's ies,gei 49,, - ' wy M ,ces,,n1 ,sr,ons
sui1i, I'M u ~ S"L" w 70 ~ g. = - asta,S
oa" ffJ"@eH'@US ~ -" eH'gisS. ~" -. 49, 49,
ehs' onsr Lersun Sop n. "g h aoe 10 W. az
sigheo loNer showed nls .Netcn ~ ~. ~ ~ ~
way theh Snarte ahoires' 70 ioiu
an asheo hs ol"h M Ms ~ 40 oIls ~ a.a
te M co,nrebensive syen than ths nresent one
i " a 49,, 81 ~. 49, ~ a,arass ~,
49, - a =. =. - ~ 's -. - ;r ~, = II
opinion lfat ! would DC very srea s.ep, noe nnai
Az ,, ane ~ oueo nv ,, h5
ulatc y. ee ae1se's i as ~ s -
s s soie lolii"nue - po sV psi ~, Is "a
arranged, General Lersuudi suddenly relinqaished
Office The project has since reposed IN the portfolio
emerged, somewhat curtailed OF its fair proportions
but SIN very valuable, H. IS before opsefNcl y oe
J,ono snstias ttat rs appearance. dt"is far'"tdr
1ogen may BE- ftrt,atig dtrl6asa % aeae % bspty
The Si0nish Premier 70 cnettt5te ne bf1Sh Gooerah
and b dne IN some m'dse jan vdTtous recent sihan W.
TetneCes wt,th are @f9p.ef r.Fg o. mongty 70 hooe
inoed cod'es tetmeen ne hco eo'.tres The Sartorils
enenie beth at home and abroad, that 1t would not be
surprising that II should begin to look about Tor friend
i is unnecessary however to probe too deep 10, motives
These DEGREES If consceniiousy enforced, WIN croye
great boon 10 humanity, and reject credit on the munster
who planned them and on the government during whose
The substance OF the ees which are oil very great
length and divided into chapters each consisting OF na
meous artcles may DE summed up uhuer TOUR heau'
Their objects !. by Encouragement OF the poll
taN slaves 10 discourage their use as domestic ser
wants and SO TO leave more hands Tor labor IN the hes
rom habit or osenfation II mas become common In tue
Havana u see an immense number OF negroes lnhng
about houses where there IS little or nothing Tor then
to do willie fertile tracts OF land are LETT waste Tor want
Of hands am told OF instances where scores OF slaves
are kept for purposes OF mere show or luxury although
the agriculture Of the colony mas the utmot need Of
their services by taxing these househoa retainers IN
an ascending ratio according to their numbers, Is ex
pered that Their owners WIN oe indIcei 70 SEM them
TO the Plantations ana supply ther places oy "nte ser
wants.
2 Connected with this system OF taxation III one Oh
premiums and exemptions intended 10 encourage mar
aees 81 sa'es In order that py increased propagation
the &c siion M imports from africa may DC IN some mea-
sure comrensated This Will es les an !; h ,
he view And ~ -; y. !; =. us " ~ nv nc
,oa "T ~ ve,eae from s Asr;ca anu T.n tmat uero
i,,, "a hrsg,. ~, sia,a III, NJ e.
IN; @ , UP se s wiz W Ar es' se ~; w. W
sa,,itra Ma,onvox u;tt mt 90. ~ ~ 80 .t,aa. 80
"a rern,,ians tsnan% 70 snnonr, an hnnsn;tt
ti slaves and 10 render thar oood treat@ mt ostshe
tl,oi,, If Iubc
Nil nv tie noax1 il 10 he alo,tej to shat pronretoy
of lsyes Who Possessing the largest number has had
ro, ortonslly The fewest deaths among them In the
course of Tho wear
81 A very long decree contains regulations for the eon
vey,rce payment GOOD treatment ard aecr;ty In all
Of aborers and servants whose Introduction in
to The COLONY from the mother country China and Yu
catan the government desires to encourage haye not
to nayze the various chapters of this decree but
IL appears TO offer good es for the liberty free
seency and protection Of the persons who shall be in
duced emgrate Cuba with the view to seek employ
ment
A. Under this head the regulations comprised In
So articles for the registration Of the slaves OF these
have already explained the object Some of the articles
worth citing BY article A. the who shall
register larger number of slaves than he actually pos
sesses, is liable to n fine Of from 5000 to $500
for every negro he thus falsely declares. Any slave
who is found without his schedule certificate is to
be arrested runaway and his informed of his
apprehension If within thirty days the document In
question not forthcoming the slave is set at liberty
and receives letters of freedom from the authorities The
registers be kept by persons appointed by royal