Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-04

''Inspecter,' the Washington correspondent
Of the N. Y. Courier f. Eaqairer, writes thus in

4hepcctOf, tue 0asnfngton correspondent
of the N. Y. Courier & Eaqairer, writes thus in
a late letter:
The newspaper organ of the ilibuster in
terest here, gives currency TO series Of rather
surprising statements respecting the policy
and the failures of its party in the West In
dies. According to this authority. the on
portunity of Americanizing Cuba has been
lost tor ever. The Ju,lta, and organized band
OF Cuban consprat0rs against the government
Of the island. has been dissolved n formid-
able army of blacks have been raised and dis
ciplined; and the mullatoes have been encour-
aged to place themselves in antagonism to
the creole party, favorable to Independence or
to annexation. Against this combination il
is said that the native white population, host
lie to Spanish domination DESPAIR of making
head. and therefore have definitively accepted
dependency upon Spain as the DESTINY of their
Island. II these statements rest upon sufi-
cient foundation, the Cuban Question nav be
regarded as disposed of. and no more prospect
remains Of bringing her into our Union than
of acquiring Canada and the British Posses
sions.
Other disclosures of importance relative to
Hispaninla are made in the same sheet. Ii is
avcrred that Louis Napoleon has dccrced the
extinction of the mullatoe Republic of Domi-
MICA. embracing the Spanish end OF Hayti. 1t
has long been an object of filbustering policy
to get possession of this little cOlorcd indie
tendency, in order to re-introduce Slavery
and bring it into the Union as a State. To
effect this purpose various schemes of emf
grafton have been formed all of which have
been defeated it is alleged, by the impcrtinent
interference of the French COnsulS. just as
they were ahnut to break out into the sudden
blaze Of brilliant success. And all this is in
directly traceable to the supincness of the
Pierce and Buchanan Administrations. The
melancholy consequences of their inaction
are portrayed in the following strain
"Whie Cuba is heiug filled up with a pre-
generating army of free blacks we hear that
the neighboring Reptile of Dominica is SEN
fenced to death Ivy the French Emperor The
prosecuted remnant Of whites have held their
own eastern section of the island AGAINST ter
riblr odds for fourteen years; but France de-
clares they must now pass under the yoke of
the Havtien negroes. Her journals say that
an ''independpnt State. with American ten
denotes cannot be tolerated in the midst of
European colonies" and the fat Of destruc-
tion has therefore gone forth. February and
March are the months appointed for the final
suhjugation of the unfortunate DOminicans,
and after that period no White man will be
allowed to hold real estate on the island. So
much for the process of Authorization in the
Antilles by the re-opening Of the Slave trade
These startling announcements make 1t
quite plain that Cuba and Dominica twin sis
ters. are lost to America and given over to
Attenuation. In view of these things would
it not be good idea to turn the energies OF
the flibu, tering mind TO the Improvement of
the country which has not been lost ?