New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-23
HOW SECESSION Is REGARDED IN CUBA

Correspondence Of The N. 7. Tribune.
Havana, Jan. IS, 1861.
As we deal in slaves and make direct importatons
from the coast of Africa think the voice Of Cuba Is
of some consequence. Cubans say that South CARO-
lima acts in fraud Of justice and destroys the cause she
had if any existed for the that she makes no
reclamation of the other contracting parties with her.
nor demands Of them the Justice she affects to claim.
The news brought to us by the Bienyille from New
Orleans, has touched the very heart of Cuban Senti-
ncnt-and is viewed az veritable iilibustero acton
was ever eoncocted against Cuba or the States OF
Central Anerica-they have no respect for any such
aconeither against the institutions of the United
States any other recognized and established govern
ments Excuse me, If have touched upon things
which You may think belong especially to the United
Statos-but believe that suffer with you In the
present political controversy for the reason that all the
usual channels Of commerce choked upl branches
Of international trade and exchanges parayzed
Bankruptcy ensues for the same reason and we are
sitting down among the ruins of prosperity which has
not been realized in the freest country which has
ever existed For this reason we feel tina, we have
right to send along the destructive tide voice from
Cuba. There many in Cuba who lauguish to be
at the side Of Anderson in the defense of Sumter The
sterling worth as a soldier and a man. Good boys
make brave and worthy citizens-to be trusted in
time Of imminent danger; he will do his whole duty,
sustained or not by the Administration. Since your
troubles began, bad men everywhere have been stand
ing ready TO take advantage of your condition. they
are the bandits making the mobs which invade the
confederate domain and divide the plumber they have
industry ard robbery is their vocation they at
home in the political and social chaos which is being
Instituted. Excuse me, will say more.
Tie savesocial condition Of Cuba is in active
progressive condition since the action OF South Caro-
Ina has been understood in Cuba; vessels being
fitted out every week for the coast Of Africa-Spansh
Mexican and American. In the past year, fourteen
months knoir that over o. 5j bozal negroes have
been introduced into Cuba active subjects, ani in
good health; aud this year, from the preparation
double the amount Of negroes viii be brought here
In the last ten days, two eargocs have been Landed
one OF is3, near the Islc Of Pines" rest and the
other on tie north ride Sierra Morena OF isO The
effect Of Southern offensive action las been pemcious
to our trade and the just received by the Bien
Vile from New Orleans will continue TO depress bust
ncss in our staples.
The nominal basis TO- Sugars '3 to 3. 10 - Of No ~
No spn the United States aud 0 Eropeau ports hs
dtnitnd "a modnTute.
Moa,se, syed a rial. rcr tes Tor Mascovsdo a do
Fuights-Light demand nothing for the United Saie'
Eachsnrc-LoLdon. 30 days sight ~ 30 10, pfeT New
York ~ days sight; Scg York TO Y sight New
Oefu 10 to D., short United States Gold Oon,, lC 70 prem
Health Of Havana good, aud the city filed with
Strangers. j.