The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-10
ne Dsixure Of the Black Warrior by
the Spanish Authorities.
Authentic Particulars of the High
Handed Affair.
THE LIBERATION OF THE AMERICAN SAILORS,
&c, &c, &c.

Steamer Cossln.
When justice gets fairly walked up in Cuba, there is
s'poco poco the nine prisoners showed
out Of prison the 23d their release having been de-
4srmned the day previous, under ntimaton from the
captain General that further delay would be pressing
the inaugural doctrines into the ground which would
be mmnenty hazardous to the public safety just at this
Hine the children of that mercantile fbustero John
Bull getting their blood up. 1t reported from
4he palace ALSO that from recent correspondence the
part Of the Acting Consul it feared that the govern
Jnent of the United States was only waiting clear re-
1usa to deliver, or condemnation to make it
pretext for giving Mississippi food from tho
southwest that would submerge the present political
dition Of the land and leave position of better
sanic principles, which would be very unacceptable
the pockets of the take grnder of the palace here
The idea Of the home squadron had effect, not
chat the force was Of any consequence-not at all We
have the Perla frigate to look at up the harbor
several other out briggs schooners and steamers
chat would make desperate battle if they had honora
Bile chance but the demonstration would encourage the
Jant-hearted among the people, and might be mis-
chieyous in moulding public sentiment without any such
and longing after fellowship with The busteros wand
seize the hearts Of loyalty. The Hon. j. c. Wright
bearer of dispatches from Washington, did not do u
.sither with his package of old newspapers which will
at any rate to the accounts and he will be
satisfied that the consulate 'wont pay" of his
cidence in sentiment of New York and Mississippi
Free soil and slavery But beg the gentemans par
don for really know him not hard, soft, free
SOIL but in relation to the soil did feel little uncom
Portable that one Of the representatives of the great
sseE permission to center and vew' the palace, and It
seemed as If soil was dmmng the sheen of the Shells
not to say the soul of honor that lives within For this
the ladies' must bear the blame.
But the sailors released by the management tact
and perseverance of the Acting Consul W. Il. Robert
% wear the honor One thing the Hon. j J.
Wright did very neatly. am informed that at
3oast to the ssmemory Of George Washington" With
short but quite eloquent and touching introduction,
(Which well received BY the guest. at table, and the
The Captain Of the United States war steamer
Fulton kindly permitted me to the sailors on
me, in their consistent relation, all the facts
to the SLAYER bark Jasper that have previously given
to yOu with applications of details in relation
their experience and hardshps in trying get
Df the vessel and the Spanafds who held them in con-
straint. They had incidents enough in their voyage
their subsequent detention desertion and recapure
I'LL the forecastle with yarns for the balance OF their
cruising days and of which much better book might
be made than "keys Africa" story-lost from print
suppose and almost from memory. Their names, as
given by themselves, are, William Freeburn Of Philadel
kediif Of England Charles Robinson, Of Canada; VIII
liam Hussey, of Nantucket, who gave me his age
OF New Ws ea xss. II
q. T.; Jno VIM: Leo, Of Palmyra, N Y. and George
Hunt. Of Maine, born In Baltimore. All Of them had
their bleached faces and attenuated figures for
the comforts provided for them through the kndness
NJ Mr. Robertson and the charity of their countrymen
very much doubt whether they would all have endured
their unjust confinement.
they obtained their release through the direct action
the President Of the United States In conformity with
insy
with them from the prison, together with other books
snS papers that had been provided them to kill the
that wine sent to them New Years day used
the private table Of the acade Of the prison. who had
Them so that they might not become intoxicated but
the promise forgotten, and they stood in danger
Of nebriaton forgetfuness Of prison discipline 1t il
Of consequence show the principle OF executive
action that tinctures the administration through all its
The Is to be found at the police Offices, where,
for d.,ng their duty .eapired BY the law, you make
self many weary hours of delay, under the clean
handed administration Of Gen. Pezuela.
The British steamer Teviot, from St Thomas with
mails and passengers from Southampton came into mort
on the 25th-three days in advance of tme-bnt brings
nothing Of Importance in the way Of news, that
proved and that she would be here shortly. We have
news manufactured here in imitation Of the wares OF
PEELED to y from Spain How derived no one knows: but
ma that many are firm believers in its truth. After
dealing IN 20 strong line Of banishment abe could
forego the principle and retires herself into e, nA-
.1 nsEs s s. tn. ss . the
Oss progress still continues with emancipados (few)
with apFrenticeshps abundantcoonst preparations on
large SCALE labor wants,
slavery for forty seven years under cover Of ALL Mr.
Dalrympe, who was relieved from duty-suspended from
the mixed ccmmisson-has been restored, and
the duties Of his Office to-day.
We have in contemplation, under advisement of the
Ananciers Of our treasury revision Of the tariff for
Cuba, which is to have such discriminating features as
TO throw the commercial advantages in favor of Euro
pean traders against the United States; the movement
IS the thew so 81 a. h
heavier bonus for the sustanment Of royal purity
the babies at Madrid You will find the subject gently
in IF fho ~ 81. I'D
which the OF the OF the injustice
propoed to the nation that has forced the Of
The sailors released from the Spanish prison are pre-
Parnga protest against the action of this
proven without adequate cause by tho finding Of the
royal oHdiecsd The documents win DO verified before
and wasted health % be sna
and 10 to sleep with thousand other claims subjects Of
sserbus remonstrances the part Of government
to te court Of Madrid where from all accounts they
bayeas much as they do to keep royalty afoat and
not e ready funds for nursery and kitchen expenses
would not be strange II royalty had to run for it, to
avoid starvation at home.
The United States steamer Corwin entered port this
morning from Key West, from survey Of soundngs OF
channel ways, &C., among the islands in that vicinity
md will play the deepsea leads on her return.
G. and H. are both at the east end Of the island.
The Black Warrior expected every moment CONNER
cial reports herewith, &c.
2Sth-The Black Warrior entered port this morning a.
the earliest permitted hour having arrived In the ong
view Of the light at midnight She + compelled to
AXE In two hundred tons Of coal which will detain he
until VO-morrOw morning ~
must defer other matter for the Philadelphia with
she assurance 10 you that living amid hopes and
Tears not liking tho Portugal proposition Of matrmony
1he 10 England nor ths consequent protection
that she Is to extend Her embraces OF love we
deem premonition OF sudden death. In the mean time
we pray to be delivered from the wo in sleeps cloth
ing" and all others that would devour us
see you get various versions Of the thing from
this quarter; but truth "unadorned is adorned the
most and that you will And unmxed, from the pen Of
tour dsinterested OBSERVER
HAVANA, Feb. n, 1854
Prevalence Of the Secret Systematic american Consulate
IHfstd-Ahcmpt 10 INTRODUCES Chinese in Cuba-An Or
der Against theatrical Enoores-Pd'ents, dc.
The " secret system" is universal hero that even
shs gentleman employed at tho United States consulate
appears innoculated with it. Thus although was at
1he consulate late the evening prior TO the departure
Ok the Isabel on her last trip-and IL is known cores
pond with the HEaAIDyet not syllable was said to me