The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-16

Fishing Craft-Porerless Condition of the Cuban
People to Garry Out Revolution Unaidcd-1he
Captain Generals Circular on the Lntermarvioge
ofBlacks and Whites-BaH toAdmirai Dnsquesne.
AS am about leaving Cuba for time, for rea-
sons previously intimated, propose giving slight
brush to things which do not seem to be understood
at the North, and are not appreciated by any of
your multifarious political cliques or parties. II
they were, there would be harmony as to some
given line Of action that would bring correction
to evils, which as they mature under the present
administration of Cuban affairs, will not advance the
,caue OF either fanatics, statesmen, philosophers
or Christians, by whatever name they may be
alcd, or serve to establish any principle that
hey may affect to advocate in their allabsorb
hg humanity and benevolence. AS shall stop
pfew days in the CITY of chivary for the purpose Of
seeng some friends Of the "Unon party" Of year
with the dead. and taking note Of progress sine
the great antilght went out, shall not arrive in
New York ~ soon l expected. One Of the car
dnai points Of the new policy which has been often
alluded TO BY your correspondent. and upon which
hinges all tho antissvery philanthropy of the civil
lied world and which has excited to renewed activity
and seal the British government, the British anti
slavery society, and the French lnstitut dAfrique
viii prove aborve for the purpose intended ameliora
ton o. he condition of the race or suspension ofthe
infameus trsc With the coast Of Africa England may
put check upon II, by the power she has OF ex.
posure By placing her consus on the southern coast
OF Cuba With Instructions to vigilance and watch
funAss OF these things, especially in the vicinity OF
Trinidad, which In the great mart for tho negro
trade, and which has advantage over all other posi-
fions on Account Of the infinite places Of conceal
ment In tho vicinity impervous to the investigation
of The crusers, and the guards Of the coast gene
rally.
The system Of registry, which has been paraded
with 20 much form by Pezuela, and the violation OF
which In 70 be visited with such serious conse
>puences wl provo utterly worthless and impr acti-
cable even II Pesuela could be himself everywhere
present personally TO enforce the registration. The
power OF money Is superior to the powerof the viceroy
smperior for the msmcnt to the voice Of the church,
and not controlled BY the DEGREES of our friendly
-"Providcnce." The system Of evasion to respond
40 the registry, arc already prepared the labor
,Hyrcpd upon the municipal authorities by the law
coujd not be accomplished; but BY the lists made by
fi,e planters themselves and the negroes presented
In Conformity to the officers of registry Gall Others
being disposed of at the pasturage OF the estate or In
Yhe woods with the doiceur accompaniment
che labor will be performed and the law satisfied.
17nswil be fully justified by the facts make no ms
takes in these things as better knows than his
vicqhiQhness and as has been demonstrated 10 your
pbIic frosn the beginning TO this end OF my abors
II this connection, is there TO be any ce saton ~
characterization OF slaves2 Not the least, but IN
crcased thousand fold. Sauna aud Blanco, nephew'