New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-14
HAVANA.
nom On, Own eon.,ronSent.

y,om Our Own Conesponaent. 49,
1If r HAVANA, Thursday, May g, 1856.
The excitement produced by the perasai Of the
sarculan relative to the introduction oil Airica"
Zee labor is gradually wearing away and al VINO
Are opposed 70 the further introduction OF "a'o'
into the island, feel confident that the hae1'"
f,ov.,nw.nt sse. through the well combined plan
Of the dealers. and will prevent inc 80 .ha
Ae daring project. The men AZ INC en-,
uecula.ion seem TO know that the pune "'0 ~
.v,ra Of the great abuses that may DC sacees...y
..rm;tt,d In the name OF ana SANCTION -, AZ
C.1"r.sn,s Who consent to L.. Mr.. Arguu,h
,s ss.ses that he has had experience IN
us;r,n slaye-tradei He has never been
sso "a no must have intended to convey the
-. ,h.t he had made several adventures to
re coast and he no doubt is convinced that the
Susiuess is very lucrative. What surprises me
most 10 that the prensa, the editors OF wnlcn are
h;,ts,l, opposed to the African ColOnizanon
srhrmc. should not express their opinions as
opt ply 40 they always do on other less important
snbiects. This dogged silence, am afraid, is im-
po,,d by the authorities, who only allow certain
freedom to the press when they fear no Interior
consequence. ,
The public curiosity is not little excited about
the ,esuIt of trial pending before the " Real
Audie pcia" The name Of the accused is 90,
one of the richest planters on the island. You
NAV form some idea Of bis character when l tell
YOU that he has had some hiny.fre or forty chill
dreu BY bis own bondswomen! Several OF these
unfortuDates ars now in the United States In diff
feIent schools; others, less fortunately favored
by nature, are dragging out miserable existence,
slaves to beasty father One OF these chlldren
a beautiful mulstto GIRL was seduced by her inhu-
man parent. and this was the fortutOus circum-
stance that brought to light all the infamy OF
man who belongs to the good society OF Cuba
What q fruitful subject of thought for the uphold
ers of the Slavery system! feel confident that
he will escape the punishment he deserves 80
we'll. .,
The ship Golden Eagle has just arrived with
four hundred and eighty five Asiatic coOnists des-
tined to swell the ranks of our free white country
DopulatiOn So far, all our planters are Delighted
with the results of the Chinese immigration, and
would gladly increase the number If they could
They cannot be brought fast enough for the de-
mand. heard al intelligent Creole say that
when their time is up, he intends to lay out his
estate in farms of thirty acres each and cultivate
sugar. cane, employing only Chinese laborers. The
thing isteasible if they only get persons to car
~ it cut That these people are destined to rev0lu-
tionize Cuba there cannot be the slightest doubt.
Their intelligence and industry will soon place
chem on terms of dictation. The island will owe
them q living and they must have it. Ii Is pre-,
posterOus to think for moment that this race Will
ever submit tsmely to outrage, as the poor African
does. The Chinese know their rights about a.
well as the most of white laborng men, and will
always manage to have them. 1t Is really re-
msrkable to see in what short time they become
masters Of everything they are applied to. Some
of the finest classes Of cigars are now made by
them, and am happy to inform you that the
Government places no obstacles in the way OF the
poorest man who wishes to better his state. All
trades are open, even to the negro. Such is the
spilit and the letter of the laws of much-abused
Spain.
Mr.. GODDARD made his first ascent in Matanzas
last Sunday, and from the papers | see that the
Natanzeros We're delighted. He did not ascend
very high. Yesterday he made his farewell ascent
from the Campo Marie, accompanied by three
passengers.
Mr.. Arditi is advertising for subscriptions TO
the opera troupe that will visit eur city next IN
ter. believe Madame La Grange 10 TO De tne
prima donna. The HabanerOs have come Tor waro
literally, and we shall doubtless be favored once
more with good music. The tastes OF the people
have become rather vtiated by the Spanish Gar
xuelas" but it is consOiing to think that there i
still q sufficient number Of cOnD0isseurs to sustain
good troupe.
There have been several robberies during tn
past week, and many If the robbers have beei
captured by the police. / understand that TN
authorities intend to send them to the Island o
Iolo.
There is strong talk Of bringing out ,OCs Span
kh criminals 10 work on the new aqueduct.
The French ship Penelope entered our port yes
terday from Vera Cruz. She is the only foreigI
vessel of war now here.