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

being Africxnized BY England wever, like the boy In
the fable they have cried WOLF VOLT" 80 often that no
possessing common sense believes thsm circular
has is reported-for have not itbsen sent forth
BY the NAqui. de Ia Pezusl requesting information as
to the best method OF bringing hihsr 10 ,orsrs
to supply the ce6onoy caused BY this ravagss Of the
choera and this circular is iezsd hols Of prstsxt
for renewing the old cry of Cuba beiog Atc.nized by
England, which fnghress psopls out Of
their senses. II such were ES2lAnd'i nts"',o xould
she wouh ak, 1T al enormous expense, Keep ry .
squadron Of armed shps around this island to prevent
ths aDting Of Africans, and another tn
coast Of africa t. prevent tn bsipg edS Would
she not rather, did she design to Acsnss
the embarked AMI lano cd and the cause
them to ~ d,csrsc free Aforers and have them
ticsd IS suchY
Bnt these fe'suhoent and al wise people shut their
10 all this Ahd declare tn Cuba IL To African
lied" All leather snc prunsllA is this twAdde, or
write me down IN sss" Agan-s body OF iiAns (Yu.
ca,snso introduced INTO this Island within year and
held inceptured Aboreru to mt back YucA
tan 1T the cost of the In troducsrs,
Does this look like s.,rs Cub. psoped by indenursd
apprenc-sY But will condsscend argue further
upon thu quest,on-'tis too ridiculous.
The untso States Gulf squadron expected here short
y then suppose, and me- I'LL then, viii the three
United States sailors be discharged.
Senior Alarae, late high official In the customs is
state prisoner 10 the Castle, charged with having
and with sttsmp lrg to kesp him In slavery Tnis has
the OF spain 1T snh being DESTROYS 70 fuf
her treaties with England.
1t Was formerly custom here to pension of the fani
Hes o. deceased oicers BY assigning to them numbers OF
these eanadss but that these bave been declared
free the income bsft derived from them In thus
taken the families OF the deceased ofcsrs and
know Of steast famiy-hss Of deceased BrigAder
Gensnl-whch has been thrown into great distress by
thu emancipatiDg Of their en,assctpddos.
The British steamer Argus hAa again paid . brief
visit 10 mis- port On the occAsn Of her previous visit
she run into Spanlsh vessel called the EmehA
such name and cid considers lie damage TO that vessel
which, Of John Bull being the strongest refuses to
make COED. learn that ,rtuguese agent of .
rived here in tn, Last Briuh and ,asd
few evenings ago. but set 1t liberty upon entering
into reoogpisAuces with good security, to leave tbs
10 and Perhaps the United States VIII favored with
the society ri the chevsler
Toe sspore Marini and Salv Company Of Italians
hsie and to have opened on Saturday evening o.
the Villa NusvA theatre bat they have, rep IT says,
transferred Themselves BY order o. the Captain General
TO the Tao theatre What think you Of Governor OF
our leland interfering in such : nAtter'
understand the Brazilian AMI Portuguese Company
for carrying the slave trAdS have despatched agent
to the United Slater purchase vessels for them but
the vesseh required he (ths sgsn) will have his
labor for his pA B. for he win not be able 10 purchase
Sing vessel
News that Is news is very rare . commodity here
that 1t has only beea With much exertl N have been
enabled 10 collect the foregoing for this steamer The
French steamer LArdent, which has been In this
harbor for very long period has ut length taken
departure for France May she have safe and speedy
passage
The weather Ii beautiful rather warmer than spring
day In Now York, yet not oppressively hot. Yours
GUALrERIO.
p S.-Upon reading over the foregoing f ad have
burs Of the various corporations of this city
sembed ~ the palace but with what object who
be considered good authority has the 81 ghtest know
lecge; sequtnty cannot give you frthsr infor
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