The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-30

was arrested and thrust into the backhoe Of the Tacon
prison for having brought the letter, where he de-
tanned for thirty days 1t having been ascertaned
that Bush had the letter nor had he
bearer Of it, he finally released The circumstances
Of this case are 20 singular that must be excused
word more. The authorities here advised OF this
letter by their confidential agent in New York and the
place on board ID Of the vessel room and
precisely indicated the officers search proceeding
rectly to the cover and taking it outso that Mr. Hs+s
whose name might have been assumed for the job,
not have been guilty of the mprudence supposed and
the work done BY the same confidential adviser who de-
where Il would not BE- Ss by
turbed This view Is also strengthened by the fact that
the party to whom the letter was supposed to be ad
dressed offered his freedom after
condition Of the payment Of ten thousand dollars
which he declined with remonstrance against the pro-
spectators the vile informer" would have received
handsome dividend Of the spos The known free thought
and feelings OF the party victmized probably induced
the plot for assessment of his funds not thinking that
he would be SO obstinate in resistance This game
also practsed by the secret Spanish agents in New Or
under instructions from the ONCE Of the political score
ary at Havana in order that it might be found upon his
person when the arrest was made which in contem
visit to steamer that had Just previously arrived
from New Orleans BY which the letter to be DUE
ton Of finding the convcns letter which they had
prepared from cypher found in the baggage of Lopez
and his comrades The arrest being made, they were
obliged to proceed against Mr. t. and If possible force
him to receive the letter which they found
but he denied that it could be intended for him. he
had correspondent who knew his address; that the
letter presented to him evidently Spanish fabrica-
tion to involve him in danger of the laws the address
was made With the error Of the Spanish on
the first question asked by the officers for the letter
he had received board in CIPHER to which he replied
that he had not received had he any such let
ter The plot for the destruction of Mr. Thrsshsr
very perfectly by the government In all its
prudence is needful although imposition may be prac
tced upon your citizens resident here without even
letter for vndication when they think can be done
The "week Of Sundays is over and our Easter feast
ing cloed-a the images passed 70 the holy warehouse
and masks, on Sunday and Monday danced all night and
are not yet in working order.
The Black Warrior finds 1t hard work to give satsfac-
fest is too long However they were very glad to get rid
Of her and 1t is not likely that they win require the in
terpreter to make a translation of the document
Wehave combinations Of preparations for apprentices
and ditto for saveryone the other may suit the
wants Of our agricultural industry There scarcely
not effect their landings upon part Of the coast of
Cuba and all the fleets in the world could prevent it.
and vicinity are the favorite resort en- account
of the quantity and convenience of the covers all of
which give the authorities good returns in con,peusa-
ton for their infinite TROUBLE
HAVANA April 81 1854.
Death Of the Negro BeQHeis Visited By the American Con-
sui in his Last Hours-Repors Of Emgrants Cong-yat-
ing on the Kercdn Const-Alarm of the Cubam Autsors-
Hes lest they Should Prone Flibusteros- Expiration Of
NE Cronicas Salary aad its Devise Expected in Gomez
quexes-7he Funds dc,
Being at the American Consulate this morning. wae
Informed incidentally, of the death Of the negro Benz
whose remarkable story yoa advised of time
sroe The immediate Of his desh seemed to be
paroxysm Of dependency grief being informed that
the court had determined in his case THAT he must pro-
duce evidence Of his identity either by the personal tes
timony Of his mother his bsother This acute nte
gence Produced At the trap preparedsoF him. The
fact of identity had been established upon stronger proof
than tho recognition of mother after separation from
her years. could possibly be- by coincidence
Of facts derived from Ben here to his early history
capture, Sc and the story of his early life and loss
given by .he mother and brother before a competent
Justice az Nassau, which duly authenticated and
sent here Without the possibility Of any utual un-
beweeS the parent brother and kidnapped
hd who had been fsry years tryg to get his freedom
With determination 81 purpose that passes "a record
II human action and deserves the freedom that he has
probably won The Judge of the Royal AudienceCham-
'ers was ove-ru'sd by higher tribunal where he may
possibly have agreeable ecIonng with poor Rsn and
ind mind and intelligence superior to his own where
the influence the yellow poi of human justice will
70 Of no avaiE There was that could show any
aim to him, Ind his Freedom was his own by tie evi.
hence before the yet he required to ssap
ish his denty being the arty described in the do
uments which had bean transn lifted rom Nassau.
The Captain Gsnerais still akng official communica
ions to the American Cansulat relation to the case
he trial, &C., whom the subet has been for ten days
eyond the reach of his power tn sfoul touch Of his
Justice presume demand will hs. made for restitu-
ion for his long years Of ce for the benefit OF his
elaves, who have tina right heirs to his property or
and; ,ho,1A he
Justice You w perceive frol this case with what ease
spanish justico keep in lii eme asrvitude the coo
,ists and appenticss with which island is to be
Ind take the vndcation of edom into their own hands
As has been the case with gro Ben by the coercion
the executive (he tribuns Is of the land being under
superior dictaon will BIZ in thousands of instances
With the crowds THAI are covering the waters-their
ocean path toireedom and civil zation.
have in distress than Col Robert
ION seemed day az he had just reurned from visit
the prison oasceDain evidence Of the decease BENZ
Tor the American Csnsx; but tine fact was Concealed
rom the knowledge u he kind hearted old man We
emigrants colonts mpsd the Mexican coast
some where, near Contoy, that have the appearance
Ms,;"n o anGn as went down
within recollection. As Of the protectorate do
not like this familiarity with the soil of race it is
in serious contemplation to subject them under contract
to Cuban to the wants of Cuban in
dustry being much convenient than tie long
voyage to the African coastarsalgamation with which
will also give shade better Of copexion to our popu
laon instead Of deepening the dye of cheeks already
obscure for conesalment of the nge af shame
that sometimes burns upon The brow.
Hsuoh things are true--as rapsrted-the men are not
to to remain whore they are but 70 dispense
Themselves be captursd feed the fame Of Spanish
chvary even should they prove to be railroad work
men, for which purpose have ordered into the vicinity
several Of vessels os We opposed United
States improvement in Mexico not in of the Carry
grant and not in favor with the treaty present in d
cussion
Speaking of treaties advised here, by the sorans
Of the Palace tina. he report of treaty made by Mr..
Buchanan is prsmatare tthat England would take no
such step at the present moment without consulting
with SPAIN courtesy due to the present peculiar Of
fensive relations OF the two powess," Sush b the
of Spanish wind in this quarSer and beg you
only to hold me responsible for the wind,
We hope your conrere of the Spanish Cronsca will be
sustained in New York. although the stipend OF this go
vernment Is withdrawn from its support for a adj