Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-26
Correspondence Of the Charleston Courier.

HAVANA, May III, 1894.
Since the departure of the Isabel the principal sub
ec OF discussion has been the appreciation Of the Govern
ment of Spain Of the conduct OF the Governor in the
affair OF the Black Warrior In relation to that business
the official journal of this city contains the following
bSuous remarks, which, in my opinion, do not make
absolutely clear that the received from the Uni
ted States to the effect that the demands Of the United
States has been acceded to is incorrect Tho Gaceta
says:
at is our duty to deny the report, mslousy circuls
ted during the last few days that the government Ma
drd had ordered that proprctors of the Black War
rior should be Unidentified for the detention OF that vessel
At Havana On the contrary his Exceency, the Captain
General has received royal order in which, the
time that 1t was made known to him that her Majesty
trusts that his zeal for the service and his wachu pru
deuce may bring tho aa. to proper termination she
recommends at all events the preservation the national
decorum and dignity from all STAIN"
The Daro de Ia Marina in publishing the document
translation of which, with the original sent you in my
last containing denial from Gen Pezues Of any treaty
existing between Spain aud England bring about the
emancipation OF our slaves gave editorial remarks Of
APPRECIATION Yesterday, however, As IL forced to say
something it produced few comments of which give
the folio wing paragraph:
Spain has treaties in force with friendly nations, and
her duty will assist her to comply strictly with them
Spain occupies amidst the multitude Of sophisms that
crossing each other, and the proposerous preenons sd
vanced, position noble il is adequate to advance
her interests The tendencies OF the ge and the obga-
complied with.
BY all the acts OF the Governor and the tone Of the
different documents published il is apparent that Great
brtan Is tue grand pompter of what is being ef
iecied in Cuba The !istation of the negroes has
iouoedy been brought about by the British Government
aud the idea of putting the black population upon
equality with the waite, undoubtedly emanaes from
IL Our planters are quite dsmayed RUIN stares them in
the face, aud their only hope is the wisdom en-
egy OF the Government Of the United States. The
gstra'ion OF the negroes will give addition the
revenue oil about 100000, besides nnumerable
which will go into the pockets of petty officials for certf
Gates Matters never presented dsual aspect and
without something is done the policy OF
General Pczuela Cuba will be ruined Later in the day.
everybody excams that this Of the Governor Il the
beginning of emaucipation that he Is thus trying TO
gain even the negroes to the Government party, and
assured that he is authorized by the home Government
give freedom to the negroes any moment he may
think proper.
The news from Mexico, per the British steamer reach
TO the Let inst. The letter In the Didrio de Ia Marina
speaks OF series OF victories gained by Santa
Alvarez, but does not contain any definite relation OF
these successes appears that there have been rsngs
in different Of the country against Santa Anna and
one Gardiano Guznan has been executed. General Nco.
las Bavi died the 22d ult Ca the goth OF February
ST. John g. Park, with escort, Tuczou, in So
Resuming to affairs. The Government and
Madrid has made peremptoy demand upon the treasu.
~ OF Havana for million of dollars. II is also said
that this Illustrate the intention OF the Government
here to establish the discount bank
To-day the regulations relative colonization have been
published having been returned from Spain amended
These are numerous that they tend TO prevent
What they were intended to PROMOTE they dis.
courage from their inrcacy, any person from engaging
emgrants, and the latter, from Europe be expect.
ed ~ come bound down by restrictions. VI. N.