The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-04
Important from Cuba.

INTRODUCTION OF FREE LABOR FROM AFRICA.
The correspondent OF the New Orleans Piayune writ
ps frtm Havana the 2Iss January, throws som, ID
ditionsl ligat up m this subject.
he rays that the ordinance declaring the
nee created very here and those In ths
city began to come up, With tasir tiers and some
without them cemabdrg their d psrs and re
OF those Oh snatons sent 10 to the local Cover.
cree T. Havana Bot the measure cut whore 1. mad NOT
ben contemplated and buzz raised about tas ears
OF tne captain General which he had II foroscsn Ie
found that tho holders of aoepsdos vera nearly
net quite al STspfSrds personal friends O. former a.
AN Ger sral' and some Of th.m intimately connected
Win pertons very high Ia authority ana very pear the
throLe at home In psn who had received these
n Ptrsonalfav from the government They at onoe
went 10 bm ard oufly cemAoc sd that the order should
be rescnded that the egroes should moi be t.Lsn AFT
the es'ates just ut tie beginning OF the crop Torts
nsy ,neir known opinions ara conneliops for there
vAs not tub1n among them, enabled them 70 talk
pref taucv aud loudly, ard you may well believe thsy
were somewhat viosnt ACC vociferous rhsy have rot
st'an'd The rscndins Of the pro clamaion bat theg
have obtained the supg orders to the local 90
In the country To stop ,he log - the
eny ms is only . temporzirg measure; the seed Of
ohconeptb sovn among the negroes and frus ify
Inc operation OF the order here has been little df
isrent The negroes have presented themselves and
some i've hundred OF then nov In The government
deposit They demand their free papers at once aud re-
fuse be spprsptic sgAi- The British Coasalat, Ia
sonewbat troubled .i'h tsem, for they al think and
say openly that this Fog isb government proects than
General Pesuea Ia ntus pcnplussed, but Yet hs holds
on 10 bis original teern- lion Of c,rypg out the nov
The stopping Of the slave trade IL only apparent The
Acsn eIp.t itions nted ou In our owe h.rbor and
In the harbors the coas with greater actisy than
ever, and veral cargoee have been Landed latsly L
have from eood authority Less thaa that OF three
Of The leading save traders that the "a
received bis pefqusits each negro landed Its IT.
Tie hrar g. that the English cruisers have al been With
efawr ~ this junotur. bat the VI my letter mus
sns Bile Jour readers 10 judge TO the ultimate nsn
lion OF The government IS to these Lewly imported Az
Iicans.
On the 18Th instant tbs circular Vas address
cd privately BY the government to .he several boards
that constitute he Standardization asd to few private
individuals bisb 10 rs confidence -
GobtRro yCAPITANfA GgSERAL:-Bcng DESTROYS OF 70
porun 70 her haesy accurately In regard to the labor
pcAoe IN this inland TO culture request that
Studying tho situation Of tho savs relative
internal AND esterps rea IONS and the In which
laborers car be In sufficient cover those
REQUIREMENTS Of agriculture which reached BY the
newly instituted sy.tem OF colonization ,he prprty
Mrtrg or not with due fp.ct tss With other
nations regarding the slave raS 70 the
African sppre, tees snd finally ths manner In
which this system best estabIishsd
~ occur 70 this Of great
God preserve yeu years.
Havana, Jan. 10, 1854
In addition to this inform you that Il Ia positive
asserted here that the establishment OF the system OF
Aricsp apprentices Ia already predestined and that n
cenfes for their already been gantsi to
several parties This fact may explain the present act
witty 10 nttirg ont siavsrs.
You may look for much spiinQ Of blood In this island
before the year 1854 closes.