The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
Affairs In Cuba.


OCR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAyAsA September Is, 1853
Jsrial Ocrpftic~-roo Judges Ssspesd asd se1 fros
Ne Acknowledgment Of a Negro ComPirucy-CSrcsiar 70
ss Colored Laboreys and their Rep,y--Noo &earsAip
Lsne 20 Nea0 York-Cases Of the bros Perkins and
Nancs-TAs bark Lyra AID cosssi SauaSe-Deaandf for
Ae NEW YoRk aEanD-CAarity tosSS.ds the Qaarantsne
Men At SatrR Island
10 understand little the beauties Of Judiciary sys
tem how necdful supervisory and correcao g
have few items well derived.
The Real Audiencia Pictorial Of Havana" which the
supreme tribunal Of the andappelate or CHANGER
bracing all cases civil or criminal Is composed q three
departments halls each under the bench SUI in'ehd
eace of the Oldest Magistrate IN oce OF thai pranch OF the
tribunal For the past years there has not been any
business Of any pccuniay Importance which has not been
aajdicatcd BY the tssmanc power OF godfeiir 2acs
II could not escape public attention that in nearly
ease where large interests were involved the judges inva
rbly disagreed for those Of the benches OF the three
halls who had received the golden light of justice found
obstacles nnumerabe, doubts and flaws created by
themselves defeating the purposes Of justice
In the case Of Don Domingo Fremeda, 1nd an ex-
ception to the rule; who, although convicted OF
crime, having large wealth, and timely dstribu-
rion oi heavy sums, has enabled nun 70 procure
security and personal freedom, 50 ESCAPING from the pun
rsnmcnt which would inevitably have fallen upon a
poor subject his place The scandal became so olen
that General Ioci Was Hiaiy nad" t"do Oh tne
heinous offences beng c1innitteGi ana, not having
the power 10 deprive or destroy commissions OF the
Queen, he ordered passports 10 DC provided the judges
Porto and Rcrraic, and subsequently suspended from
ther functions the magistrates Vaero aud Don Auaceto
Tor pecuon and maeasance IN office, who left this port
on the 18th the Spanish ocean steamship Ter for
Porto Rico where they 10 remain until the Queen may
determine their disposition, having full knowledge Of
Their conduct here and their antecedents OF the full
bench Of Judges Of the Superior Court only
Erenchun and Duranstand out IN bold relief as moor
rupube. They men Of the first talents, and ndefa
gable in their labors.
on the government attorneys attached this tribunal
] may have reason TO speak at another time.
l am advised that there is sedtious circular moving
the Of free coored population which has been
all parts Of the island among this class, with
great secrecy copy 81 which am promsed-the idea
and sentiment being got up IN something IKE the following
words
To coloREp FsrExES crrA-you that are strong in
hhcrhsvng equal intelligence and po,i,a rights with the
how that you allow the white man to press his heel upon
your throat
To which words respond
We ability to endure and 70 resist but we
want method; we want arms we want leader WIN ine
ready throw of the yoke of white oppression
Under the action of the Captain General this matter
will be npped the bud have doubt but it shows
the ecryesccn state Of the inferior and classes
now entering largely social combination negroes
slave Indians of ASIA and Yucatan constituting
more than two thirds OF the whole population
worthy of the most serious consideration OF the
government in order that suitable checks may be quietly
Instituted and may thank Pezuela our former Captain
the blood Of the white inhabitants Of Cuba.
have also report of attempt at revolt among the
troops stationed at Trinidad, which has been queted
real
York having accomplished 10 the satisfaction Of those in
tsrested all he desired for the new line Of steamers be
proposes having been much favored in his enterprise by
the privileges bestowed by the Captain General
u Cuba.
The brig C. Perkins has yet been condemned "for
hfracuon Of the revenue laws Of Cuba under consular
denunciatlon.
The brig Nancy with case determined in her favor
engrossment and publication, delayed by changes
n the Royal Audiencia, &C.
The Of the bark Lyra, having been released by
The courts detained here by Mr.. Savage to be made
useful possible. The United States District Attorney
Key West did not wish him to be detained there, II
might prejudice his libel against that vessel and the mate
who appears very respectable man asserts and 50 re-
ported the Consul General that the United States Dis
uct Attorney offered him fifteen hundred dollars 10
States evidence and testify against the bark Iyra AZ
any rate when he had the his power he facilitated
leaving with passport for this CITY, where he came
look for a vessel but being here, supposed to be
the Consus duty advise the Spanish government that
be suspected that this might valuable testimony
against Spanish citizens who chartered and loaded the
bark Iyra He in the stocks IN consequence and
thirty ve days IN prison, when he released because
b. knew nothing Of that which was 20 well ascetancd by
abe acting Consul
There was great demand and small supply OF the cable
celebration HERALD few more numbers.
TIE health &C Havana perfectly good and on the bay
have ew OF yellow fever and they Of mid type
We beg the favor ~ quarantine WISDOM or the money
makers take health under their patcrna care
they take money by robbery, and they welcome
United States mail steamship y ready 10 leave
her sailing day cannot the sense Of her beng
DETAINED as was the case with the Philadelphia Your
citizens endangered and Won have got the money
We want the IlERAIps and our home letters.