The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-16
VERY INTERESTING From CUBA.
Treaty Between England and Spain Denied
by the Observation-Disclosures In the


by the Observation-Disclosures In tho
Island.
CUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, May 1854.
S,,snton o., Hsor,no that the Black Warrior Affair
Sslod-Pesuea's Manifesto Denying the Existence Of
emy Treaty bet,cesn England and spain-Hatred Of the
Cseols to sponA Rule-AJ still being LANDED,
and the Marquis stiu Receives has Bride per Head, de-
Having taken up my permanent residence in this city,
perceiving that many subjects of Importance escape
the attention Of the ordinary correspondents o. the New
York papers, have determined upon sending the NEW
York HERALD by each steamer, full accounts Of all sub
ects calculated to interest the American reader The
received here the 4th instant per the Isabel
from Charleston that the Black Warrior affair set
tied created adegree of CONSERVATION that cannot be
easily described. The Spaniards felt that sit too
good to be true" The Creoles lamented that such
should be the fact for they had hoped that the out
rage'' would have led to war which would have rid
them of the tyranny under which they groan The
Marquis de Ia Pezuea, it is stated, stormed and
that it proved true he would resign and abandon to
fate However, he has thought twice upon the sub
ject and has dismountng the guns upon the
Cabanas which intended to do such slaughter
the Amsricanos but which to be returned into
useless lumber An artillery officer who has
been recently stationed at the Cabanas expressed be-
lief in yesterday that he should be removed
circumstance he appeared much delighted for he said
it wretchedy dull there, cooped up without society,"
at Least only the society Of the few officers stationed
there with him.
The Gacda Of the Sd inst contains an ssorder," of
which the following IL q translation =
IL 10 the obligation OF rulers, In important ad
dress to the ruled to calm minds and
alarm them, and .hec. their respective Interests:
most solemniy in the of Queen authorize
sas sssn
with 20 Eeru nation the base Of which the
its sfcseous aid in retaining Cuba under the
.s sns Of a1s 9T
% nS w be % Sss 81 t. Of s
30 rsps the Of snoshes which
agreed Liberty would
ta ad e. NOR Il
army and upon q. loyalty Of the immense majority Of the
ana lies Sew hundred reVotsrs is despes
be- In fine with the Of cause and the strength
laws and their Cod who directs the and
as,ssi ssias's' our hearts, and gives
That ~ s Is false in every point offensive
ussa sspsl s.nox her susus. nsms
Vii sssisd a s'sS
issinmstsy SECURED Bas Il thi: Just Gnd good
hah Of Cuba have other dus; less sacred
creole that e
white who with another fatguos himself in Esrope
x .hs sa' M
try which stain to every white broW
complete dishonor to humanity;
It, No farther a;s. G
pssss.s alleged for the continuance of that
facilitated the means Of snbsttutns il abun.
sn 1rabs p,n hs
new ceons.sY Or is not they q. the that 70
sy.lss shs psTsis:i i there
s e.
less e. first but .ursr and
andehdrsa without being Ike the present
in 1b and hs and
public p..sss felicity instead present .rsiaeia
sdsnee which surrounded The those
who ye Sphs s usSsTy OfthsiT gaia: and
It. but their is fascinated with ad
f.: s %P Ss we h.
aee Of impoteat cannot be endured any
mise the naiion Al honor with impuni.y
with the the adnsoa Of ooioni:ss and sSs
a S a' beer hssg hs
lowing articles shall be observed from the first Of August
Article Within month from the landing negroes
s have ss 81 ties
and examine them they shall consider proper although
sss . . s'ss Of
The f 5. sss Ii Sasvs II q: ana
the place from whence slaves have must
cited say. shall ~. Be- di:tarssa
from o &. % :.
ss 81 e e. 4. sIs t Il; s.sy
ssa s. s r. to the title and Of
these operations shall Be done ofs.y and Without any
~ Ss Ssssss: found estate no. included in
or in
sheprchibsd frame; upon examination they should
sS. Be- paid in list
and %
not such hnorn to the = they
&
% this So Of sn but any
sides the penalties imposed upon them BY the tribu
polls s
@ s
ploynsnt and be unable to obtain any in future.
rsspon.eli.y which they may be liable, in the sass
'.1asA sns mem HHkaSEs De LA ffEzuELA
is impossible to permit the foregoing to pass with
out some few observations The Marquis de Ia Pezuea
t IL % ne the
throne Of Spain, for who know them we'll venture to
affirm that not FIVE in thousand OF them would raise
to secure this Island to Spain. Would the
Marquis know that such is the fact let him mingle
with the Creoles Let him hear their excavations
against Spaniards and Spanish rule Let him hear,
have done, the Creole father vowing to Heaven he
would rather follow his daughter to the grave than
her wed a spaniard,-th Creole mother emphatcaly
striving to impress upon her his duty to fight for
Cuban freedom, but not for Spain-the Creole maiden
admitting, with bushes, her love for her swain but
saying, first 60 and gain Cuba's freedom then to
and viii wed thee! Or let him behold the thou
sands of beautous girls in part of this island
whose jet black long hair has been shorn from their
heads, and he may know that each has lover who
has sworn TO Cuba Free TO die in striving to
gain her freedom! And when he has done this, would
ask the Marquis where the vigorous natives upon
whose loyalty he COUNTS Let him not deceive hun.
self-the world he cannot deceve-the storm may be
than he imagines Let but a competent leader
be found, and then he will his veteran army
scattered like chaf before the whirlwnd-hs fleet"
disabled by secret foe-his vigorous natives" fight
ing for freedom-himself obliged TO for quarter
from those whom he now affects to hold in such con-
tempt. This is phantasy. This island is nearer to
a revolution than most persons imagine, and II 1t is de.
sired to extend the .area of freedom" the United
limit