The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-01-20
From Havana.-Later by the Crescent City.
lCorrespondenee Of New York Daily TimesJ

From Havana.-Later by the Crescent City.
lCouespondenee Of the New York Daily TimesJ
HAVANA, Tuesday, Jan. 3, 1854.
II may be OF some importance TO Mariners and others
having commercial relations with Cuba. to know mat the
district of Guantanamo, the head and covering IN the
bay OF name, 10 the eastward oil ST. Jago de Cuba
is hereafter TO ba known by the name above gwen 70
avoid the confusion heretofore caused by several names
which, in the oil many years, had obtane1 anu
which will be the municipal designation Tor Inc address
OF all communications, private or public IN their char-
acter The port of the district and village where will be
located the public Offices and records will be known alter
the of its patron sant-"Santa Catalina de Gnaso
Office Of the Political Secretary-oder OF date, the 2sh
December instant.
From the Military Secretary's Office, under date OF
the Goth. have order published calling upon the
various officers of The corps OF militia cavalry to give IN
their places OF residence, streets numbers &c, that they
may be found with facility when the necessity oc-
OF communicating with them, &c with instructions
to report any change OF residence to The OF
the regmentihe object being to render the corps ell
cient, well as available for any emergency ln time
OF peace prepare Tor war"
Her Catholic Majesty's mail-steamer Veasco arrived
the evening Qa,e) OF the 3oh inst, bringing out
assortment OF new officials Tor every administrative de-
partmen OF the government besides eght SISTERS OF
Charity" under the command of the Senior Dona Mel
chora lriarte. All told--l46 passengers. Oi the most
important find The following The Senior Briga-
der Don Angel Uraz. Col Don Juan Martinez de Lera
the navy-capian of frigate, Don Romualdo Martinez
Vinaet It is the course OF patriotism TO give every
an opportunity 10 serve their country and runs even
with The sentiments OF loyal affection and the pocket 10
tcresis of the everfahlul eeches from mother land.
70 close oil the year 1858 is necessary TO give The
results OF our black speculaons and It becomes my
duty true CHI ronlcer, without favor affection 10
any, TO report that from the 18th to the 18th two success
full landings made by African "hlibpseros," with
the eastward Of Cardenasin all, $50 negroes 1t spre
sumed these things obtained with the knowledge
OF the local authorities that they receive the usual bonus
BY two vessels also at Trinidad the proportion Of
-
duced within the spiritual mediums OF Spanish Chris
taniza,on They offered in packages at auction in
the city Of Trinidad and the sale stopped at "hlry
ounces 5lo) EACH TO be continued at more favorable
| day.
At Cenfuegos or in the immediate waters of the bay,
a Spanish polacre rg-''hbusiero"-gave the black
mail fruits OF African expedition by landing $50 ne
groes, which taken at sight, for hiry.s
each, in The city of Cienfuegos, for estates OF the vcin
age The chance oil fifty years service IS not to be
avoided when il can be accomplished with safety. The
whole number brought by the five vessels to the island
$4,000 and lost overheard or pef'shed at sea for want
OF ventilation and food, 100 negroesmaking for the
month OF December also, ascertaned with certainty
having been drawn TO the embrace of our labor and
civilization.
4 In the Marine Journal OF the 1st instant. there is
correction made the salary of Gen. Pezuea, which
shows the scrupuous conscenousness OF our new chle
/ IL having been published in photographic leaf, undoubt-
eddy win The best intentions that the salary had been
augmented OF General the Marquis Pezuela for reason
| OF his having charge as superintendent OF the royal
treasury, Is proper to announce that the salary OF
superintendent, which is separate from that of the
treasurer, is six thousand dollars and not ten and that
General Pezuela declined II from his hrs day ia Office
considering himself abundany compensated for repre-
sentaton OF a the authority that her Majesty had
deemed proper 10 confer on HIM. These slraws OF
$1,000 weight speak very ayoahy OF he man, and bis
character viii stand fair before his counrymen and The
world, although he may fall IN bls enaeavofs to make
government, already strong stringent beyond human
endurance The order OF General Pezuea Tor me free
dom oil all The emancipados issued The Let inst
and the articles OF instruction and provision for their
care 90 aboreIs under contract IN conformity herewith
and the laws enacted Tor toe cognists previously adj
vised This pspeF much less defective than the law
Tor labor colonization and the strict accountability that
will apply 10 tue original takers OF the "emancpados"
from The government may lead TO such tfscey will de-
feat concealment; but very much doubt II il will be
found in the process for compelling their return 10 the
81 The government that the cholera OF 1883 has
swept from the industry Vi e island Hhiry tnree thog
sand Africans" There IS 30 doubt hat very many have
died but upon all the estates, without exception, where
the Bozalls and naive stock are mixed he Creole
negroes that have died have been replaced by app
prenilces hemanepados," aud this substitution will
not be ascerained with facility while all the forms Tor
verIhcaiion OF The death OF the subject sought will
be complied with. Many OF tue 'emancipados" have
been sold three tines by this government, and the last
sales made under General Canedo 10 parties who
boughtn good faith are void, OF course, as ell ara de
clsrsd free, aud subject 10 Obligations and rights of per-
sona character that cannot be impaired by contracts
without their consent Tn. operates hardly uron many
persons within reach OF the guhur,ieG and The con-
mission established Tor protection OF those released Oar
next step which may be with less osientaior thrown
open for the use Of the public, will be The introduction OF
limit the slavesysiem for Cuba, in something like fifty
years. or less which will close the dispensaon OF
the royal order upon which General Caneio felt himself
lncapacategIot action and declined 1t in favor al his
successor, wGo had, when 1t received been already
appoiuied--and embracing the whole matter within the
official ignorance of Lord Howden, but OF his private
knowledge inducement, and advisement. have reason
TO know, not from my dreams, that the term Of fifty
years, alter which slavery 10 in Cuba, has been
agreed upon, but bow soon the order viii upon u.s.
know no. our chief 10 prompt 10 action, alter alh ms
ton Of his Judgment and II will not be ong-the breach
10 made, and the hre will not until the walls are
down. Judge Clayton made a demand for the delivery
OF the nine American sesnsg who are wrongfully held
IN prison. previous 10 his departure for the United States
which has been refused since he left Gen. Pezuela
does not perceive why the peace and friendly relations OF
the country should be disturbed for reason OF their de-
tention, OF 70 that effect.
The American consul was the Il mean The acting
consul Colonel Robertson OF the nine sailors having
good Yankee dinner on New Years, which was contrib
ued by several Americas hotel keepefssay the Cubano
Revere, and Mansion House, assisted by American Gilt
zens temporarily resident here. The consul bad the
Qualification OF Witnessing their enjoyment but lost HE
own dinner, which he did not regret They were allowed
by the courtesy oi The acade OF the prison TO the
VINE that was sent to them, which they did with geat
moderation, with glass at the close oil the feast 10 the
honor and prosperity nf the Union !" ngrahan's name
not mentioned, drank Standing and in the silence that
gave to The the hearl-throbbng for The freedom OF
\ inaugural pledge aud promise General Pezuela may
think of 30 International consequence that nine humble
shadow OF crime against them Even ii, in conformity
with The power he desired TO obtain over Cuba he held
their lives IN the breath OF his WILL and they should be
sacrificed TO the justice which has only been recog nspd
by Spain under BRUSH force, still il would be OF no con
sequence.