The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07

however seeing that Of tbs exports Of The Island amount
ing s. aseo71 u v;y SINAI. portion g! sT
| With Great Britain amounts to Sill l25, Dol T.
The importation Of French rch sndiss lao the island
amounted in 1852 to 81 2l3 354 AZ Of which all that
under the Spanish dag was 81 7lo3ol * Toe ex.
poration offruits to the French doiuons t. the
extent Of 1913 36s 7hths whole trade with France
being to the extent Of 81, 7io,7233
To Germany the imports to the value Of Sl,l05
OO2 and the TO 81 800 los the total being
81, 7ea 1893 bk Ia thi national ships engaged 70
the extent Of S9l3 e3l In the ann Of msrchau
disc and ssl0, $50 6h in the expectation OF fruits
Cuban trade with B-gum TO tbs extent OF $4s3 90s
$685. 1888 g. o. these importatons, only to the amount
o! s47, 400 So WAS introduced BY foreign shipping
With Uoiteo stat es The trade OF Cuba IL to the
ten. OF slst2s ss4 to wit so,bb2 $50 in imports
tons and si2 o76 4os in. PortAuons W THIS large
s sass the T
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, January 20, 1854.
Reports Of Mr. SoWes Death IN Haosna-CJnmentarie,
the Prendenrs Masa9e in Spasn-C al Porto Rico
Nortally at st. TAomas-zAe Saue Trade kept up-Aorc
about TIE Introduction Of Free Labor-Rumos that ne
Squadron are TO Rendezvous at Hauana de-
Tho arrival Of the Spanish mai and steamer this
morning. from Cadz has dis abused pectations Of
heir to the Spanish monarchy and cut on eacus
lions for few days Of idle folly in royal fsastins-
saving powder for . more convenient SEASON Tas
sad and the glad bout equal in community, and
there will probably be political convulsn here be-
cause the Queen would not have We have rsfata
ton also of reosivsd by the British stss nerby pi
vate letters from Paris-vsry OF the death
Of P. soule which rather gratifying except to tbs Gaia
lans and the out aud ou royasts Who hoped that the
Yankee minister might be killed. Aad proposed have
him taken home 'frisd in OIL" snch tbs exclams
tons made by the people OF tina nation
in the werld. By Cadis aper FL Concrete have
oeived commentaries upon the message Of President
Pierce the Affairs OF Ouba and extracts from all the perl
odicals Of tbs day, previous to saug of the steamer
which shall endeavor to send you for reve especially
Of proposition to demonstrate eight pa.hess
given In view Of the peaceful relations substng the
possibly belligerent coalition that may obtain between
the United States and Spain The accounts from Porto
Rico to the crops, favorable although from bad
weather many estates had ceased rolling for few days
Strict quarantine is established with al vessels coming
from the vicinity Of st. Thomas and the steamers
rnuDcate by boa,s only from outside fhe mortality
ported st. Thomas amounts to 400 ont OF the whole
population to the departure Of the British West India
mall steamer Tevot. saw announced among the pas
ssngsrs BY the British amer, William Sidney Smith,
whe has returned to his pacs the British Consul Gene
rails Off Ut Havanathus giving response ioq al
tous aeg made At his from Cubs that he
was PEELED the island By frsnds OF this gen.
temap am info med that he su 'ceoded in the private
business which took bin England and that he
to his post AID his much appreciated assoca lions sth
vastly i'm proved health.
Ths preparation for the PRODUCTION OF Africans a in
idsd slaves nass 10 occupy the attention OF
ators, who enter into the coataoapd business with
ayit ity Il Two o, the agents OF the Portuguese
company arrived here per steamer ad the latter
ed BY orter OF GenerAl Pezuela remsiniBg
In the barracks Of La Fussa some senty four hoars;
and when reA'ed he insruc ed that he must
the island by the rst steamer Both will 90 New York
by the WArIir Phadephis for the puI CARR
sui able veses fer the trade They .ers armed with
large credits upon houses hire based upon African blood
| VIII On are Transferred to bankers If your city
Gen Pegu,la has referred III su -ot OF the utoduc
ton OF coonis from Afti'l TO the socsy called Frisnds
OF tbs County, for sdvi;s 10 the advantages to be de-
rived the best mode for conducting the
emigration. after ne had long deter mined Il policy and
permitted orsarn, ion under it, which already in ops
ration The sob~r second hss becn aus ses ed
TO himself r future p,nsbity shou evil
ensue to the country from the under tue
redundant forcs OF the cooed having Of record
that the vsory unset opposed b. devoted
the interests OF the the industry Of the country
had recon mended the measures to ~hich he had con
formed, &C The Junth WAS Individually discussed and
sounosd before they trusted -ith the suosct and
the committee Of reference, who we'll known,
indirectly indicated TO them II their contracts WI sh
have been very carefully phrssed, hal any restrictive
clauses to length Of service the permits ~hca have
been issued were for any defined Quantity IL
would produce an i'm preston upon my mind that there
was at least sincerity 10 the purpose OF iasttu ing free
labor by chief is the sppearsnc. Is only for L.
CALLING slavery ita worst feAtures-good for lifetime
but IL could endure longer II also spgyested 10
the letter Of the Capain General to Lbe frsas Of tn-
4
potonAte .ly FOR tie future wants OF labor which
N ght De cal ulated by This subj
b. been dscu sed and weighed through all olsse OF
community Iho.e who have no interest in negro pro-
pery afraid Of the nt this
A. Is believed that eco COO may Introduced in
t~eyemon b, they can oe estrapprd, seduoed pur
cAas,d There is snectaon OF cJnoeNimeat to the
rnop o1e dndt on the coast here Tnoss thAt be
got into Cuba without hso~ls OF the supreme asnor
~ WI be held % slavrs without hly pay aud whsp
this cappet be effected they will Ace figures
20 ut then selves In the cnprac whicn viii be k-ly 10
cover life while the or umerAon OF csrgoes s be ade
small as possibls, la conformity the face
Ieiencs of the agent who rlay counting and
| registry In cbAsgs.
1hsr in every quarter OF the city that the hou squad
Of the Used States is 10 rends vous here tue
course OF couple OF weeks that TIE fgAts Colu mbA
sloops os.var Decatur Cyape and Albany and the
81 smsrs Fulton and Vixen, ordered Hsvada but
fer what cause We DO not learn bu prssums to lay 10
their ANNUAL supply 81 sesst and s~eeaeats for
toe, perhAp ato her sumner upon the fishing grounds
w have several faors In prison VII might think them
selves OF consequence enough to be shielded by the pro-
| tsotve arm Of their government. We have q moral
! question which Is disturbing philosophers-h the
o. en- had hAi son born, aimee ty follow 10 many
= devils gushing prison. for having presumed to
oS politically GA th premise tAcit expects ms were
es sitec, which with girl the royal miad Ia not willing
70 tatHy Az the prisoners MT culya t Ia the a,
Of lot hAvrg hei they presume that Locke, uuder
" eircumstAnees would determine the morsl point In
* favor bail thitk notthey within the pals OF
ii roy al clemsncy, and 20 dou0. he grateful
b. srt viii brirg some OF them TO fr.cdgu. We have .
great deal Of fabricated intelligence which is not nsces
say to repeat to p Mt You upon your guard
HAVANA, Jan. 81, 1884.
| ne differentiation Scheme Aoas.-Emancipatoes-TA
/ OToa Troupe
There parcel 81 people soournrg In Cusa 81 this
self suiaien and chose nlbus sro propensitles