New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
HAVANA.

From Our OWE Correspondent
HAVANA, Thursday June :, 1854.
The Marquis de Ia Pezuela, in addition TO his office
of Captain General with the MI nerous appendages
attached to that dignity frequently undertakes other
multfarious matters in wise pertaining 10 MS
Vceroyship. Sometimes too, he is afflicted with the
cac0efhes scribeRdi. Then he sits down and writes
leading article or two for his pet organ, the Diar'o dc
Ia Marina. This must have been the case on the
3Oth ult, for on the 3ls there appeared an editorial
article in that paper which it is kaor.-no matter
how-emanated from the Viceregal Palace. In this
article his Exceency the Captain-General communi-
Gates TO all the other authorities of the island that
tlere shall not be any confidence placed III the ru-
"mor which had been circulated for some days
lin so ridiculous manner as TO make the young
.maideps of Havana weep. from the belief
that it had been ordained that the whites,
muattocs and blacks were be hereafter reduced to an
equality at Iymens altar Such untruts it is added,
inspired the indignation Of the honorable old mothers
- and honest housewives after which told his
Excelencv denies the truth Of these ruinors can
only say in reply that copy of circular which was re-
ceved by all the chief priests Of The several churches,
from the Bishop, the Goth u has been publicly seen
in this city and which authorizes the marriage of tie sew
eral classes without reference to their color. True,
therefore is it that The Captain has not given any
such order but did he not sanction the circular OF the
Bishop We know could not have been issued unless
had been sanctioned and therefore although his Elk
ccency has told positive untuh nsomuch that he
never issued any such order yet he has been guilty OF
an act which any honorable-mnded would shun he
would postonco.
characteristic circular appeared in Tie Official Ga
-ete of the 3st u IT, great length prevents sending
you translation Of entire but cannot avoid anneXing
succirct summary OF this guar paper adding running
commentary as proceed. Ii commences with fling at
the hidden and disconnected enemies Of the House SPAN
those who will not permit any occasion to pass by on
which they plant the seed Of their unruhs for pro-
noting dunion among the inhabitants OF Cuba. VINO are
these hidden and Discontinued enemies One would sup
nose that where every man name residence
and occupation l. registered, aud where there Is secret
notice rrvinc into every mans concerns THAI there could
not be such thing hidden enemy, though many are
Disconnected the state OF matters. Next the intention
of the Government abolish Slavery denied also the
existence of secret treaties, e.. &c.
II slavery is not 10 he abolished here rcrg soon, ihen
false expeo cations have been raised IN the mind. OF the
And mark he care taken N The selection OF words;
secret treaties. How can they be called secret "hen
hey are patent the whole world lhen II Il sad, - IL
your duty give full planaon 10 all the Queen de-
crees under the soened regulations which send you
Who il meant bv your we are lef. 70 guess: and
sending soi.ened regulations by the Captaln-Cieneral
would appear that these sometimes are 70 supesede the
DEGREES Of the Queen herself But pas on. THESE
.ofteued DEGREES next told are for gDfr guif-
aIce alone 10 suppress buo ctasf with powerful
hand those who give ute anoc I" these untrue reports
which are ayeIso 20 the nation rather ln causing CONF
d4rce and security to the honorable residents o Cuba,
in the manner they designed. How men WHO are
"hdlen" are 10 be chastised unless they hrst
found ou; know not. Would i not be wise for the
Cap;ain-G enera 20 take the advice contained IN Mrs
Glass, Cookery looS trst catch your hare ilen skin
III
The Captan-Gen then vishc, made known 70 the
African aye-;radeTs thai il i usc for them % unite n
a common with thee hidden eneules for he VIII
all the means the Queen asordered him 10 breaA
up the unlawful ayc-trade. and To- secure 10 the legal
owners of slaves peaceful and continued Possession oi
their property 30. then, the s!ayerader know these
"lilicn foes and tie CaptAin-tfcneral knows lhe
slsye.traaers why-ii Lc is IL earnest about breaking
ND the ,laverade-oc- he not seize thcm aud compel
III. m ID di.cos. the names OF these hidden oneme,
l. H. that were tbs done the would not rcaily
find their way into the Nce-Roya purse How the slave
trgaers do laugh at this deceit Between this PERIOD
ard lst August esuir 3 there VIII Ice hundreds Of unor-
,nat NEGROES landed this Island and -Od into lne-Ong
slavery unless. a. fully beeye will be- the case gene
raj emancipation be declared AZ noidsant day Then
" are told that the property II saves Recognized %"
The other countr e. aud j. il favor othe prosperity aud
gIory of the est4ies which suqposes these obtained
. T..f,liv Who are these Those stolen from Africa
and boct 10 Cuba end there sold to their present
or A.suredly such cannot be considered 20 have been
lily obtnipcdf Unless il be by spanish law.
T1cn me circular goes say, that " neither the
Goyerpmeu Of Ler Macsiy. nor is representative here,
viii ever support foreign inter- IL Of any kind but VIII
. 1ll, susfsin he rights of the country, "a unite
. .Iein m lroih. Thood with the solemn promise o tue
. - and founded IN tlem-the power of rea-0n, 70
.. A. I'D Themselves hy exaggerated philosophy, from
. il ,h,v are a. distant they are from the barbara
b.. e. .-afcr. Indeed Then why this introduction
If fr.e co.onouss not 10 favor England views AMI
~, t-r,y, =. .u-lt ~. idea oi % 'secrel treaty
,.. ,-,.i,,.I, secuted H'Nnt tal IlEt murder 3"
,.'. lad thtr3 is t-it. ,.t.r t a. .4is o. sc j.
a.,e.-tol ,h.. ai'1, e. o. a-.0 Jog ile .oa'r ".