The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30
NEWS FROM TIE WEST INDIES.


The Weather and Mines-E Geets or the Late
Gale-The Cuban Slave Tradc-Sask ets, sc.
Our files ON the West Indies from Kingston, ia
maca, TO the llth OF September
An inquest had been held at Newcastle the body Of
the late Mrs. Colonel King when verda delivered
of Involuntary mansaoghter agansi Dr. Moss of the
Army Medical Depot, and Dr.. Jopp Of the Seth Reg
mt Mt
The Peoples Banner OF the 4h inst, contains the fol
lowing itkms:-The weather in the city, within tho past
two three days, has undergone very favorable
CHANGE the beat has greatly subsidized and have had
. few gentle showers.
The murderer Greaves since his confinement in the
Aiddesex Jail, has been regularly visited by t~o young
ministers OF the Church Of England, who doing all
they 70 bring him TO Of his awful position.
The journal Of September l, has the following
view Of the progress Of the intelligence from
the Cfaring Cross mine continues highly favorable. The
Slopes still turning good supply Of Of excellent
quality aEd there again about twenty tons Of in
preparation for shipment Of which the greater portion
We have nct received any late intelligence from STAN
ford HILL beyond the ACT that the works were being pro-
From The Hope 1sslver lead mine we learn with plea
sure III. the most gratifying intelligence continues 70
At Mount salus "copper" the operations being pro
secuted with spirit by the few gentlemen who have asso
catea themselves for the purpose Of developing il mine
The Trelawny Pot says; We that seve raj acct
beats occurred at durng the sqnal ON the night Of
re ioeI unno lug p ~ 80 H go ~ rom s wi
mipgo and driven u,e shore Of Cuba On the sunday
srrree :, - the fse Wing Frsav yhsrs me
Captain Informs US b saw several wrecS among theas
n @ S' nss '~'' "0A hnEs'h' iAaen
Win rum ano pines'o.
THE SLAVE TRADE OF CUBA.
Iron the Kingston (Janaica) Standard, Sept. 10
pens that space OF fortnight there should be
exported, just shis tine from the single port Liver
Cuba machinery for this description of ma
nufacture TO tho large value OF least 0OO the
responding vase Of similar exports 10 the British
colonies, including Mauritius, being under $500.
The solution hich correspondent who appears II
be perfectly acquainted with the subject gives this
problem is the only rational Of which to adj.
nit This machinery intended for Estates about to be
established and cultivated. High prices have given
stimulus 70 ouxiyston in Cuba whose superficial extent
Of arabic land probably equal the sugar supply Of
the world American Spectators the eld as other
o i %
quiste supply of labor. Neither Americans nor Spa
niards will be long deferred by any such difficulties II
ia not more thsn adeouate 10 the present demand
that even this supply must be kept up by periodical i'm
poratons from Africa How then are new plantation,
10 be opened and probably cultys.ed9 The answer is
wholly by the slave trade which has notoriously within
Of American traders There is scarcely SLAYER now ply
ing between Cuba and the Mozambique viii ,h ia not Anne
ricAn owned, and In the majority OF cases American
manned The only two slayers that have attempted q
landing Of slaves the Brazilian coast for the last two
years were Americans II Ia known that American. have
already considerable sugar proorieors in Cuba
and are prepared 10 follow the same course
when they their way. is by such mean, TIA.
'the apple drops"
NOW, assuming mai tnis Unusual export OF ma
ehinery 70 CUBA IL, As there Is every reason TO
penese IS intended ior tne Establishment OF
new sugar estates In that country, and That this
machinery mtAt De wholly useless for such purpose
unes mere ee smu'Aneousiy suncient importation OF
sttss Ho1 AIica 70 allow o. tneh culaVauon-we ASK
30. ~ .A1 "n1s a.eis Law ocen 1Aen w tns
- .s - 49, us n.s Aaa Ieypou.s "
assa, e.. $500 ps y, 1pa,', We saoul lAo
s,.ar - a,as,sns. ~ anu i'e iAi"sie'on W al
W. ara MA ~. x.,s.~ p..u.-... $500 AL, -. A..
oo,'le rscnnn, ~, az a., Ina r ~ vas .-oy .ue
s.ov,,o,aa,. aax,a1s,, 49, ~ VIC A w.. sa'
hes,s ~ ~ S, s ~ .pvy oa'o " uls new gun
,h &c Wy S ~ ~, VIZ as. ~ Iuoa asAns,
since ,hs, anocrvnSsI AZ a - ~, ~ on, d p
nent mt ne,thsr hava the srn hosss sas ,bar
ance nov IA there NJ ihs nomsnt ,irs,e nre-ep,;.o
vesee an The coa, ~ Cnhs "a a. az the ri,th
ment s concerr 81 there "a nothing 10 The atro
sucton INTO uba during The preseot year ~ s0 ooo
slaves II the traders car only rel clear which thew ma
nsge 10 do habitusiy Of tie British cruisers on the
Afr can coast.
The been published in all the American papers