The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-11
Interesting from Cuba,


We have received fes OF the Havana journals extend
ing up to the s1st of May.
We do not find in them any news of interest.
The Diario de la Marina discusses with evident susto
the prospects of dissolution of the Union, which, 1t
thinks, is foreshadowed in the Know Nothing and abo
on movements in this country. 1t takes for its text
an article from the Charleston Mercury, wherein II is
sadspeaking Of the speech OF Senator Wilson, and the
declaration OF Massachusetts, and New Hampshire
Must they destroy the Vnionf article from the
True Delta of New Orleans contsining the expression
Men Of the South, do you not discover danger in the
present situation Of affairs f'and the letter of the
Hon. Mr. Stephens, Of Georgia, denouncing the Know
Nothings. The Diario sees the inevitable sword Of
destruction impending over the Union, and hypo.
critically rejoices thsreat.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, May 81, 1865.
Deputation of Creoles to the Northern Abolitioniss-
Fighting General Concha scith his o,vn WeaponsAore.
ments of Ships of War.
By the last steamers north, II Is whispered about
that everybody hear it. that deputation left the
island duly empowered BY the creole party to make
present of the slaves Of Cuba to the aboonsts Of the
United States, England and France, the one cond
tsn that with moral influence and they will aid
them to free Cuba Of Spanish rule. had heard OF this
proposition weeks since and IT may cause discus
has the approval Of the property men of Cuba. For
this reason did not aude to 1t in my late letters, but
hear seriously spoken Of feel obliged to take the
long for its conveyance for what 1t may be WORTH
to your press. This will compTcsts Mr.. Conohas game
considerably not more, and insure the ruin that all
have feared from the impress Of British and French
mixed policy, upon the institutions OF Cuba.
II IL urged that General Concha has determined II
there any effort the part Of Cubans TO change the
form Of government that he w Il driven to extremity,
free the negroes II is also argued tnat the tendency
Of his government 10 to produce the effects that
his putting arms in the hands Of the coored race has
already broken down the barrier Of subordnation aad
that knowledge Of the fact Is circulated In the nts
rior where the slaves largely outnumber the whites the
effect In perceptble and the difficulty in restraining
begins to be seriously fetso felt that personal appre
henson counsels the There is doubt from
what every person who has two eyes, in this
progressive march Of niggerdom s rapid beyond POGO
POGO Spanish calculation. Yet do not think any plan
has matured and approved by the Cuban planters
TO their lives, and obtain the boon OF freedom
for Cuba by making 10 great and direct sacrifice for
the country. wiz, however, set the black phanthro-
psts work. and Spain serious alarm for The
safety Of her Jewell than all the pottngs Of the Junta
The San Jacinto returned TO Havana yesterday from
Matapzas The Fulton, Mitchell, Ia still here fl B. NJ.
propeller frigate Termsgant, steamer Medea and soep
Eurydice left port yesterday cruze in the Gulf
Stream Schooner Scorpion at her anchorage In port.
The mail steamer Conway arrived yesterday from st.
Thomas with mails and passengers from Southampton,
eight days past due. Shipping in good health; Bavsns
and the inland the same; and no arrests; no vessels
fred into. d.