New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-03
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HAVANA, Jan. %, 1855.
Even here in Cabs-ths very strong hold Of Slavery
The thorough Anti Slavery man has 30 peiime-
opportunity Of fulfilling the duties Of thst missioa
with which be b - charged himself a, no psrsonal
rsk Of proving tina, be deems the Africsn worthy Of
that consideration which others would alone bes-ow
upon those possessing feirsr skn ard this, too, By
the simple exercise q those superior advantages
which Il kind Providence cath vouchsssd 20 ain.
TITUS, Two or three cays since met an unfortunate
AhicsI wouso who bad according to her tale, been
stolen some years since. and brous to this leland
where it appeared she bsd been captured All bound
ts IN apprentice FOX the ,psce Of five years. she ID
not m AXE me clearly understand whether her capture
had taken place prior to after her landing on this
Islsnd She ssid she had her ticket" AID papers et
home; I advised her to get them and to 60 to the
British authorities, which she accordingly did.
By her popeIs it appeared that she bad been cap
tured by tie I,aDd authorities, DUNG the adminis-
trstioa OF Gen Oh, mel, by whom ,he had been az
printed es we're oil the other Emancip sdos, bat thlt
inste Of being Sc, at liberty at the expiration OF the
tern she had positively been he'd in serviiade un;
last year when she was again indsnted for twelve
months at the monthly re Of four dollars per moath
Beng AZ Emsncipsdo captured by the Island lut1osi-
tee the British officers st4toneo here 10 enforce me
fulflnent Of the treaties between England an1SpAn,
old not feel justified under their Instructors 10 apply
TO the Captain General for this poor wOmins " tfee
"papers 10 which however, ste ie esar'y entitled,
and which would 10 all probability, have been applied
for ~ obtsned for her, but that shs expressed ner
upwillingness to leave Cuba. j am hepPy however,
10 have il in my power 10 inform you hat measures
are in tbs oGuT,e Of progress, which WILL ere long
perod shan have elapsed, terniuste IN unlimited
ireetom being granted 20 all the Enancip sdos 10 tas
itIand. All honor TO those noble spirits IN Lagiand,
~ well NJ i'll the United States, who devote the q.
soIyes 20 earnestly TO the cause Of the beuighed
African.
The Grey Esele SLAYER is not yet condemned inc
Combine ed Court met fe days since, ard the mat
tervss referred TO Spanish arbitrator for his ce-
cisitn thsll have a few words to cay respecting
thi- ComhiDtG Court in future letter.
On M table is be sutiful bunch Oi roses; 10 my
vib6o " js pet fnscbt0 which 1 have haf for some
II oDths ard which ct .bis moment i in full bloom
Can tny stronger proof be- afforded of the geni a.
tue Of Cuban winter, Of the benefits OF wb 70 an
pleased TO find so ru0uy inyads from the United
Ststes tskirg advantage.
A small potrcro, cattle breeding property ab51t
twelve miles from this city. was purch sset by the
Cover NEXT during the last month. and ID IL have
been removed exty of the lunstice all II would
sccemn odste and who formerly o,cupisd the La-
matte Asylum, hich oveflooss the general Cemetery
If tbs city. The advantages OF this change h.ve
alrt Sdy made Themselves manifest ia the Improved
health Of the patients, not enc of whom has died
siuce their renOval and the utmost exsrtons are BE-
irg used 10 increase The accommodation al the p1treTo,
20 ihs all the fanatics may be removed a. tns earliest
poslible period This measure is o3e which our pres
tnt Captain-GeDera had in contemplation daring
bis previous government Of this island aud which.
much his honor he at the earliest possible period
sfer bic return 10 Cuba took the requisite steps to
carry into feet