New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

eou,tr;es Ihave ascertained that no less than ten
Of our vessels have been sold for the save'trade IN
This port alone and have no doubt that double the
number have been purchased at other ports on the
island If this is not making the American Coasul-
a,es accessory 10 the saye-trade, i cannot COM
nrebeud what other term to give it. The American
Topsul has laid the case before the State Depart
nsnt in lis true light and asked for instructions IN
tho nremises. but the communications have not been
snsuered and the Consul cannot refuse Ia give ms
sanction IN sales effected according 10 the letter and
.rirt Of a defective law. would urge this subject
On your attention as one of the greatest Importance
and deserving speedy correction.
During the last ten days positive Information mas
been received here that two more cargoes ha'e oee
landed on the Island between Sagua ID Grahde ana
Nuryitas one Of which was captured by the oihcers
of the Island but only pa rtiay the greater part
Of the healthy and robust negroes were carried on
by their owners. One OF the cargoes belonged 20
the Portuguese Company, the agent OF which is wen
known 10 the New-YOrk community under the name
Of Da Cunha. II consisted of 800 fine young ne
groes, all of which were sold in lots of % to differ
ent parties in Havana for 800 head The vessel
il reported as being one Of the many that fitted
ont in New-York last Winter. She was set on fire
ard burnt TO the waters edge. 1t is again asserted
that large sums of money were distributed among
,he officers of this Government and even that GER
tsin forrigners shared in the SpOls As there is no
positive evidence IL substantate the charge, viii
not mention any names, trusting for the honor oil the
parties that il may be calumnlous.
The Chinese emigrants continue To arrive III
abundance. Last week two vessels, containing
about 700. reached here and they were Immediately
taken by the ''Credito MObiliariO,' at $50 each
This Company have bought the large estate near
Cienfilegos called the susanna" which was COM
menced by Senior Parjo. think they paid Sl,oOO ,
600 for IT, 1t is one of the largest and best estates
ON the island. The two joint-stock companies for
the introduction Of free abOrers into the island have
not vet been approved by the Government The
facts lately elected on the cruelty practlced on the
Chinese by the agents of these companies III CHINA,
and the suerngs of the people on board, may event
uallv result in the dscontinuance or the curtaing
of the traffic, as all, without exception, are con-
WINGED that in point of misery and suffering II eau
only be equaled by the horrors OF the middle
passage" The DidriO de la Marina has attempted
to reply 10 the overwhelming testimony OF the cap
tans Of the English vessels who have brought out
cargoes. and who were eye-wtnesses OF the
evil effects Of the system.
| have Just been informed by friend that the
English Government has given orders 10 all the small
vessels attached to the fleet of the British West
Indies to make the coast of Cuba their future cruising
ground
Gottschalk is here among u.s. but will leave III the
next steamer. His health il quite poorly The
yellow fever has made its dreaded appearance IN our
ierbor aud has already carried off many victims,
among whom are three captains. The weather has
been unusually sutry, and rain is much needed