The daily union., 1854-01-01
The Afrio.as.as,ea seAsne.-ssS., &C.

HAyAsA, "Wednesday. Dec. 81, 1858.
la my last. via New Orleans, had not space give
word as 10 the views here OF my LORD Howdens letter
10 MI Colbin denying The influence OF British policy FOR
the imitation Of action on the part OF the Spanish gsv
sInmen which 10 TO insure ihe Authorization OF Cuba
We who are IN the midst sf the recuale raaicanons.
and IN the results cannot be so easily deceived
~ the worthy lord might suppose That the exposure
which has been made will have tendency very mate
rally 70 temper the policy proposed. and that II may pos
sibly lose some OF The most objectionable speculative
feaures--but this doubt The exposure has brought
out denial from all official quarters; but they forgot to
state that IN their private couasels under ohcial na-
encc, and secret or private instructions, they have ELECT
ed their oblechat they have made II 10 the interest OF
Spain, for her own safety 10 bow 10 the indirect ndca
tons These secret readings OF hslf-writen notes and
propositions OF convention, which have travelled from
London TO Madrid, thence 10 Cuba and Teurned would
have been by this lime in papabe form OF ofhcal cog
nizance, past The reach OF Lord Howdens negatives,
were IL not for the exposure made al Havana, and the
action OF he government OF the Unte1 States, by au-
sion and that not 10 be treated with neglect,
notwithstanding England to herself the right OF
akng such action she may deem proper certain con-
ngent relations not remote from the parlite PROPOSE
tons.
The evidence will yet appear that although Lord How
den has done nothing in his official capacity but 10 obtain
The assent OF Spain 10 the release OF the Emanc
due 10 freedom since 1885, there has been powerful
tor much OF concession to justice and that
moneys or more valuable equivalents have been weigh
ed estimated and adudlcaed IN diplomatic balsnces Tor
the Accomplishment OF voluntary emigration as the sub
slilue ior Cuban slavery The three editorials which
people by giving more than homeopathic doscs while
they nsnuae arguments upon false hypolhess--as they
have appeared at short mtervals-have, however, at
Tacted the attention OF OF principal Czcns, and
they have made inquiry ut the Palace 10 the meaning
OF these inlmations The response has been given that
it is very evident. from the growth OF the agricultural
interests OF the island that The material Tor labor will be
diminishing with every year in the proportion, and that
remedy has TO be found to make good the want that
must ob,an for this purpose Asallcs would be emgra
ted, il they could be made reableths class has al
! ready proved miserable faure)-" and these failing,
the Yuca,an Indians would BE- sought'-(an absurdi-
y; Tor Santa Anna has positively forbidden any
| further robbery, Kidnapping or purchase OF his
lndians)-" and when ali other countries were found
lmpraclicabe for the procurement OF labor-fcr moth
| ing the love OF it," these renewed exertions
would be made with Africans, in order TO protect
our industry and insure continued prosperity" This
brings the matter that the first step be boldly made,
and II is taken by publication OF the royal will upon the
subject Of the emancpados. given to our knowledge on
The day when our faithful hearts, wrapped in love, were
doing homage TO infant maeslythe 20lh instant and the
birthday OF the august heir direct OF The Throne OF San
Fernando. Ii il were tribute 10 justice, tribute TO
freedom, it would be well worth the occasion but while
II will act incubus TO exciie constant Tears Of the
various propreaiius interested their quickened vigilance
iangushes in chains, after having three times nearly
earned his freedom and his free descendants not OF
record, except upon certain held bookshe rosters OF
labor-where there would be possibility OF denlca-
ton few infrm with age or cruel rea.men and some
that have been kept in prison for derectoa or for crime,
will come out free, to be held with life, "unde the pa
upon the island" and TO receive, If any will employ
ihem, the OF $5 per month for men, and S4 per
month for females of which onethrd is TO be retained
by the commissioner of emancipados." as reserved
fund for their protection, il it should be applied
One OF The obects in putting this the first In
der is TO bring consant TO bear upon interests, and
TO compel submission to the obnoxious follower which
will be Ineffective for the delivery will not be made.
There Is another better and stronger, In those political
links OF our affections TO thronethe bayonets OF our
soldery; and be The plenty as ' blackberres
in July and August" they unnecessary-,he conpnl
sion is 9uan.un suf.
day and OF the royal militia, was magnificent affair
and being the first appearance OF General Pezuea the
concourse OF people was immense. The numbers pa
rade were probably near hy.ve hundred men, and tn
management, IN military sense Was lar exceeding any
like display under the last governor These things
so very like that there Ia variety 10 note here and
there casualties of the day chroncled.
Our business community are preparing Tor the recep-
ton OF crops, and those who holding large stocks
of old sugars getting anxious 10 put them aoat.
The prices remain advised in The report transmitted By
the Empire City, but without activity in the market Both
sugar and moasses of the crop begin TO take their
Places and the Last sales of the latter have been made
and "a for small 10, for ballast and full cagoes to one
/ or two vessels
Under the arrival OF eight American vessels all loaded
with provisions, lumber NC, there must be decline
In produce oil the United Slaes, and probably coast
freight may be affected thereby, business or
! the season is small.
We have bull fights, pays--dramatc, comic. and op.
eraucat The Tacon the French lady and her monkeys
and dogs, the Venueva Circus and the acrobat Lee,
for am0seneBts with continuance of assassnsiions In
our city, and iootpad depredatons upon the Queens
highways in the country, and are in anticipation of
very "uery Christmas and "happy New Year." which
all may have who deserve II.
As ever, at your command, OCCATOR
SiSoPE. THE CoAsr ~ PoSTIvs, IN ASA MINoR.-The
following notice OF Sinope, where the recent battle
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