The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival az the BLACK Warrior.

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Arrival OF the Black Warrior
The United States mail steamship Black Warrior, ). U.
puI,och commando arrived early yesterday morning
from New Orleans and Havana, with dates HUM 'n0
latter city to the evening of the 9th,
n h,ockade of the different forts of Cuba still con-
,,,,sa although no delay is caused to the steamers,
,hs hsipu allowed to land and receive passenger NC,
,na same as usual. There were no new arrests, Al
though great preparations still being made.
Tbs English frigate vestal in port, oil well on
board.
the Black Warrior experienced . very heavy gale OF
wind accompanied with heavy head seas, which lasted
sixty hours.
The purser Of the B. W. win accept our aeknoweae
mepts for late intelligence and hes of Havana
our HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Feb rs, lS55..
~, pr~,, :, ar;,,h po,;ev in Csoa-CoxcAa,s Plsxs
for pefrxst,ng IL. Misunderstanding the Blacks &c.
ps,;sn ,,,cv in Cuba begins TO assume d. atsnotve
,,-s. nanu entirely in tho ascendant ad hclang in
a,nsery;snce the life sustaining interests OF the Span
ish realm The holy prctectorate are. occxpled with
putting down the pegs, SO thcse thS run may resd
Brother Jonathan for his few years has affirmed such
unnatural dMensions and strength THAI arrogance and
se viii may lead him astray or, exhilersted under the
maqnfAceuce Of his requirement, acquisition and pre-
tension he may be found, SO me moonlight evening"
missing his way home and sts ggerns without the lines
of his doic wherefore 1t LAS been deemed eKRedient
A fence in his lot at his cost he will do it
for himself Under tine plea, too, that from his child
hood practice has become accustomed to trespass
that il he shod eerstep his tsther he could never
he convinced of the nora profrsty Of retrogressiou,
ana as driving him back would be the hydra to
Hsrcules-the allies to Sebastopo wnere, to conquer,
will be destruction To all whom it may concern, it is
made kno wu-and relate it to enlghten the ignorance
that viii not perceive the light reflected from thousand
mirrors OF discern from that which flxmina,es every
rage of British history, Messs. Pierce Marcy Co., on
the "cheap sde'' of political specuato1-that, at
tain tweaty five leagues distant from the old farm and
its Southern e.cumbrances, Florida, Louisiana, and
Texas, they will dnd each headland and bank pure
white pole lifting itself towards Heaven tho very tip
Of which will be observed red blood spot which
serves as caution to those who would en-
croach, while 1t indicates the way in which
the power that belts the earth and draws strength
from every qasrter Of the globe conflicting with all ma
lands make them waste, and snstain the robbery.
Floutpg in the face of Jonathan, who has grown tall
while his intelligence has been ted that he has
become the laughing stock of those he affects
der equals-anusing themselves with play upon his
creduy-wu be found below the red spot Of warning,
the Of st George upon white ground, with the
words OF the border embossed with the flames OF wrath
"Thus far shalt thou-not further" The ground has
been broken by the sturdy bsn with much more ia
ciy than anticpated-the ripe fruit has already
dropped the lap Of YiotorA-Concha, in further
imaginary danger, it matters not which. do the
protectorAte that the end ootanedis placing
that viii despo the fair face Of Cuba He is extending
his enrolment to embrace IL they desire It, every free
colored person in this portion Of the Queens domnons
They being cultivated in sodiershp-to the profess
sion Of armsand they already begin to give evidence
that THEY feel the power which they most surely
acquiring This process is of destructive to
subordnatiop among the blacks who not SO igno-
rant not to perceive the difference between toll with
the hoe and the ornamental labor with sword and mus
ket holding life in their power where they list, and
demolishes the barriers between the antagonisiic
castles The days be almost counted when the con-
sequences will arrive certainly the will rise
tomorrow This black progress has already been
made the subject Of consolidation with those
evs ssu s @Ses C to S
s1ssss evsr rs particle Of material to Be
nation and counsel from elevated foreign official
here aided possibly by another party in like relation to
tiemsn temporarily residing ia the United STATES, and
possibly member OF the GUMS, " who has given in
detail what purports to be the plan of expedition
against Cuba in of formation in the United
States for which be has received large and the
mise Of future reward and favor and both confirmed by
the reports continually furnished by Spanish agents
from New York to New Orleans. The assistance pro-
missed by the most powerful influence Of the three de-
were her Britannia Majesty of the line at anchor
before service pledged under the requison made,
and Is soon the proclaming uttered they
at their labor OF love 10 good earnest taking
board troops and munitions Of while all the official
of Havana were in requisiton preparing Stood
for powder'-and have contaued-pling the fagsots
of terrible destruction than lies within the nven
ton power OF fibustersm while next door neigh
u, To o0n sns s %
You are the folks that claim Of all the world prece
dence TO GO AHEAD.
HAVANA, Feb. q, 1855.
Impeachment Of Sedmen-More Arrests-Decree Antici-
pated 70 Compel Strangers to Leave the Island, DC
No boatman Is allowed to follow his vocation in this
city unless he has served certain number of years
before the mast on board . man-of-war; he Is then
termed "matriculated," and is, whilst employed
boatman, under the control of officer called the
"Comandante de Mstrieua." On the 18th instant all
the boatmen were summoned before this Officer who,
after making register Of their several names ages,
places OF BIRTH &C., authoratively told them, "You
twenty appointed TO board such ship; you
thirty board such for four years, at six dol
lars per month"; until they all subdivided
amongst the different Spanish ships Of upon this
station. As you may suppose, this summary mode Of
Aompeips these men to again Sailors has bee
considered by them great hardship; especially as
many have large families whom 1t will be impossible
for them to support out of the small amount allowed
them wages. Too well accustomed to submit with
out resistance, they meekly bowed their heads and
yielded to the cruel fate that awaited them Some few
however, daring than the others, did not ono,
yield but obtaining the aid OF properly qualified per
son, caused respectful memorials to be drawn up
presented to the Conan dante.
The answer to each Of these memorials was couchel
somewhat in the following terms -" II you grumb,
at being told to the Queen for four years you shall
be made to eight years instead" the poor fol
lows can only submit in sence they to do other.
wse It is probable further punishment would be
inflicted upon them. what makes this cruel,
senior rad the boatman that have invariably EN-