The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-18

Guanajuato, Pueblo, Aguascalientes San Luis Potos
Queretaro and the Territory Of the Sierra Gordo The
arrival Of Prussan officers for the military instruction Of
Mexican troops, under contract and Of Lieut. John G.
Parke escort of the United States army at Tuszon
Department of sonors) the goth February for the
purpose of tracing the northern boundary-or limits and
bounds between the republcs-was officially known in
Mexico on the Goth u This makes the whole story Of
this steamers news not fully sustained by private
advices.
Here the march Of reform ION paper) very trans
cenaental rapid that scarcely preserve the
tracery of moral improvement, with the advan-
tage Of duplicate registry Of all black Deeds under
the provisions of royal ordinances which you will find in
the files by the Cahawba The royal orders of dates 2ls
and 22d March, just brought to knowledge, and to
into force under especial instruction Of the Governor
Captain General OF Cuba the LIST Of August proxmo
are OF the same birth and origin those Of which you
shorn plumage that indicated too much the derivation
and implicated in responsibility that powerful natono
to which our chief 50 psthsticsy alluded in his special
proposition for the termination of 1slavery at period
more Or less near. years. in Cuba which +
Spanish bosoms and honor fs the Spanish breast-to
induce "respect for property legally acquired" Slavery
tinued property legally acquired"-to secured by
registry with the power to enter and examine estates to
and heavy fines to be imposed upon all planters having
less In number than the invoice calls Of the
government which are to be Of record in tho
The period deferred for the beginning of state Of
social organization is conveniently remote for the con-
Captain General Of Cuba would DO shut out from the
Of the planter BY consultations religion or rather
the church. for the knife which is about being put to
his neck that he but the tythe Of hair In
way the other he cuts his throat The instu
t0n IL to be followed by colonization from all parts Of
e.
state Of our organization will be more bitter with
human misery than the first. 1t win be no advance
by the honeyed lips of Pesuela that labor shall be to
them sweet reward that the white Of Europe,
the United States cannot find to soothe his wearness"
l commend these orders to your consideration. You
will have other commentaries but beg In review Of
them you VIII loos =. the ,sat o. the pasthat you
shadowng of a new society here-that white blood is
put in jeopardy-hat American institutions and Ameri
can industry are touched or intended to be- with the
right.
Having the orders before you, you bound to be.
eve that at last under fear the LASH Spain is deter
mined that importations from Africa shall But
how long will Spanish conduct consist with these decara
tons? As long Gen. Pezuea remains at the head of
the administration of Cuban affairs, might be the
swer but doubt that, unless his reign should DO
burthen imposed upon them, the susceptibility to pecu-
mary Influences and the facilities for fraudulent lists
open the door again the licentous proceedings
which have characterized the legislation and negotiation
OF twenty which the intelligence OF Lord
Howden cannot overcome and for which freedom pro.
claimed for every negro not registered" will prove
obstacle.
should be off the south coast OF Cuba this week. between
the Island Of Pines and Trinidad and four Ave Others
Spanish steamers holding the under OBJ
seryaon for the purpose Of capture Is just possible
where like quantities are espected~Where sndnss Wsrs
being made every days without ward and watch These
things do not pretend to comprehend but cannot
al
and honorcd dealers In the trade that prsonages
of elevated rank interested in the ventures due
the north coast while more ordinary spectators
the various enterprises which fall due the south side
And IT Is presumed that royal prestige to this branch Of
our % will DC % before inc Isl august
called upon to give advice to the executive in all
matters of commercial Importance, and, from their
wealth. accumulated In this nefarious traffic. hold high
social position In community.
You will perceive that Gen. Pexuea denies the set
Element of the Black Warrior business at Madrid with
intmation that the affair is left to the adjustment
Of his "zeal" and prudence" with the entire ap-
proyal of the Queen Of his abors keeping pure the
Of the course when Ike occasions offer
At the spiritual inquisition rooms an attempt was
made to establish line Of telegraphic communication
with the palace and Mr.. Soule, but failure The
evening reported moist Mr. soa at home, and the
from Barcelona, which seemed of very exciting char
scter and the Queen giving audience to the Lady Laun
tainment proiIered on the part Of the distng
fri nd Of the husband-kng Finding nothing to be OBJ
miu0lgnt-tne
when good spirits like to be at rest which trust may
wait your readers For this night will to bed and
forget that there is to be steamer in the morning
HAVANA, May IL, 1854.
The Gaca Denies that the Government at Madrid haze Or
dered that the Propriors Of the Black Warrior should
De Indemnifed- Ordinance Respeins the Repatriation Of
Slaves-Instance Of Petty 1yran~y-NeW Postmaster
General-The Dario on the Slare 7rdde-7he Singular
Opinions chich that NagniloqueN Journal Ventures to
Espress about the Nep York Herald.
The Gaceo Of the 9th says Is under the obligation
deny the report that has been macously circulated for
few days past that the government Of Madrid had
manded that the propetors Of the Black Warrior should
be unidentified for her detention at Havana for,
the contrary his Excelency the Captain General has
received royal order in which the steps which he has
taken merits the approval Of her Majesty and she
des upon his hsbtual prudence to bring the matter to
an end recommending him also to preserves in all cases.
free from damage, the decorum and the dignity of the
nation.
This brief paragraph IL a direct contradiction to the
report that generally circulated and believed here
upon the arrival Of the Isabel from Charleston but at the
same time manfests the sagacy Of the NEW YORK
HERALD which, since the date Of my previous letter,
have had opportunity Of perusng cannot say that
regret the Black Warrior affair not settled for although
in common with other foreigners here, may be placed
unenviabe position by the steps which 1t probable
will be by the government Of the United States in
consequence Of the ated outrsges committed by
the authorities Of this island upon the persons and
property of citizens Of the United States yet the ind
must BE- the punishment of Spain for upholdng her off,
in their oppressive and illegal acts and the transfer
of this beautiful island tshe United States under whose
liberal and enlightened rule 1t must prosper. cannot
| but rejoice.
The Gacea Of the 9th inst also contains the "royal
decree under which the ordinance of the Captain Gene
raj respecting the registration Of slaves issued the
81 instant and Of which sent you translation in my
previous letter but this decree necessarily involves
the sacrifice Of the interests Of large number Of per-
resident in this island and who possess both wealth
and influence II Is much doubted II II will be found
practicable to carry II into effect Added to this,
there must as matter OF course be large number OF
officials employed to effect the registration Of the Slaves
the intention Of the government may easily be defeated
by the bribery Of Of these dign6ed, honest and
| loyal SIaDards.
/ must relate circumstance which occurred three
days SINCE which will go prove the great degree