New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07
?tetu. l1o1h DAILY Iribnue.


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Tte r,su east, the Rub.cor .s crossed aud the late
Of Cuta i sealed British c-altiness IA. ualpned'
Tie apprentice scheme 10 nov no secret the ven na'
been boldly cas- of and numbeTless vessels are no"
a. y eli way 10 briue uegrces 10 Ciha While msn!
more are preTarirg &c depart. There are many e0r-
tusuese IN .lis ci! eressed 10 preparations some oil
w,or, cane H. be last steamer from GrcAt Britain
In relation &c this business now hand you the trans
lstiop of circular directed 10 the several juntas OF
Ills city By tho Captain General in which he s'ks for
mfcru alton in IN STAIR that bas been decided upon
md i. a.;u.,ly be Dc carried into effect 10 say;
WISHING to inform Her Majesty as exactly a. po'sole
in relation IL eyoghing relative to is6"r aPgheso'e -
;rnI,pro In Cuba Girc,t this 20 you in order ths
Won inform me o whatever may occur u yoa 10 con-id
c,pg tie subject and making Siady OF the SITUATION 81
~ ssye race here and in other pers IT. illness fcr re
NJ og.on sufficiently TO attend 10 the wants OF @SHeai
;ure which the colonization system already essayed goes
~, he convenience OF appealing or not 70 the lnfoi9c
.n of auprer;ices from Aries, observing the EcSuss
with other nations in egsrl o the Feic 10 negroes III
short al whatever NAY occur 10 YOU "e'"'"'"e Nt
subject Of 80 great importance ,.,..
This circular i merely 20 place tne resp"ns'ein! "a
the shoulders of the corporations {" wa'ca u Is az
dressed ard TOR tornsase meeting OF tRese was con-
voked on SATURDAY evening. nc wBch the lApl@ih-
General presided; but what passed Tear snaA ho'
he able 10 CLEAN Tor this mail 80
Such an event as this mean the INTRODUCTION VI INC
spurentices and the cOnseqAences mat II h'eheces'
v,uJ in tie United States create great sthsatioh'
but here naturally many affairs OF daily occurrence
sud OF trivial nature create more conversation IL
NAV he that this being scrors matter AMI ire'd'm
of treesh berg denied people arc AFRAID 10 open n'r
uouths or thar they are apa'hetic on tnc suoJec'
csnrot venture TO decide. wait with lmpatlence 20
~n how tho native Spaniards will bear the change.
Tho arc ores, interested well d. the Cuorns nut
nrrbsps the idea that their dominion can only DE ss-
ne3 in tie island by the Will cause them 10
mt ND with it's Inconvenience Ihe Cuosus inteies,c"
r. great extent capable Of considering the mf'tef
ave compare6 with tic whole population. few, more
fnrs tho scheme will be carried ont in al probability
without any difficulty On the other mans tae span
i,rds will profit by the importation OF blacks anu thus
bre 10 make their fortunes before the change snaii
cone which will in the end put even tie INTRODUCTION
Of apprentices an Improbable business
Probably. anticipating opposition from the IniSu
Stairs Spain has n strong naval torce ABOUT us
island and the British and French vii soon be here
with their squadT0Es . >. - n
Several officers have been di:mis 'ed nom the Gus
to,,uou,e and the Cashier is in the Moro Tor NJ ing
sold AN emancipadO It appears that the einanciPado
was substituted for dead negro slave but now he ap-
pears claiming bis liberty .,
have not heard of auy landings since my last let'er
bur the Spanish brig Destno, OF oVJ tuhs' mas oee
cleared for Mobile under tue name OF tie LnGo' anu
il is understood that size Is bcund 70 ATTIC" "F 'ap
prentices. . :.,..i, ,bot M
have JUST heard that Government intends tnat n. no
slave sLal be- sold fer more than 5000 ana tha1 Tue
L;cbesf v,soes shall moi exceed - per mOutl
TIE Opera company is inactive. It came cat Tor a
nj tbs,fer called La VII nueva, but whether they
tLouobt It would not pay well as Marty lacon
Tbeater or whether Mart! himself has been intriguing,
will not venture to say An opera was ahhounceu ior
S.dv last and at the eleventh hour Il was suspend;
ID Now il is said that there no music or the9tr-
ca wardrobe and in fact much said that one does
NOT know what TO believe, but all suspect that Puncho
Mart, is at the bottom OF the plot. By the o.! t9e
life II Mr. Marty would be interesting, especially couid
10 no made Ia recount faithfully the events OF his early
life 90 not know whether he ever made persons
walk the plank but it appears 10 be generally believed
that he was now LEI us soften the term rover oil the
sea fer would dc to nsnuate that our impfe
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