The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-01
Chilean Privatssrs Reported on ths
@ Ceast of Cuba.D aas1, s17
Tho Captain General Invited by Mr.. Ssvssi
to Wilt tho United States.
Suppression Of an Anti-Slave Trade Seed
ETY. by the Spanish Government.
The Sugar Crop, Negro and Coelis
Labor.

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shs steamer Aorro Castle, from Havana on the assh
uitimo, arrived a ths port yesterday She brings h.
leresiiag news nom Cuba and Nsxico Our thanss -.
due 10 Mr. Albert parser Of the MORO csstle Coz ahs
prompt delivery Of Alas and despaiohsa 3.
--- - OUR HAVANA connEsPoxpExcB.
-}rl9 sFftw HAVANA, Jan ~. 1854
re= E's me srcAH oRoP. ts q a.
From all accounts the coming sugar crop promises
10 be very lase fully large - the laa which wss
greatly OF preceding Curing the past few
years 1t win be about month laier however owing
the excessive Drought from which tie entire island
suffered moro or less during last summon and fall.
That there will be falling Off In the quantity of sugar
which ought naturally be the case must be attributed -
the couneracting good ELECTS OF improved sgrcultu
system and the introduction Of tho splendid machi
merry which now DO seon in such profusion on the
plantations throughout Cuba III
---vALux or NEGRO LABOR.
The sale OF lot Of negroes Havana at very high
figure has been looked upon BY some ind,casion
that the present condition OF the labor system Is safe for
yet little longer Tho negroes, eghtyhve in number
six eight Of whom eighty years Of age and
ten of them from ton 10 twelve years Old sold e.
an average OF thousand dollars each. The true ex
PLANTATION Of this high price is simply the great scarcity
OF labor while II Is by indication Of con-
dence In the continuance Of the present system me
purchasers of this lot afford TO resell them at loss
after tbs crop has boon gathered having in tho mean
time been fortunate TO many moro hands
70 hurry up their sugar Already month behind.
REPoRTED ARRIVAL OF TWO cARGoEs OF ArRlcANa
spooaSo 70 m q have
been landed within short timc-on what part OF inc
a loo . no to arc PORTION Of those easoes
,er DsNAsD FOR COOLIES
Another CONSEQUENCE o. sne scarcity OF spCr . sng
into the pockets Of the importers. find in spencers
Commercial Bulletin that four cargoes expected % az
those cargocs brought ounces head-abous
three hundred and Gty seven dollars In gold and he
dcmsnd for labor 81 ali kinds Is incessant Chnamss
ss Il he %
uies In Havana has just been I'm a. 900 FOR vslto1
Of the rules regulating proper and humane ressnene q
~ GOOD 0oNsEQUrxCEs vRoM a svPfosxp Evzz IL
has Sooa moro than any other the reason Why &c.
labor saving machInery has been inoduced and thogsY
a. Immense sssS ; conferred o. Sc Rss ySs
thinking man has remarked that Europe having psopG
America with African slaves b morally bound 70 0-
whoso nsSsss Ssssiny i n shsse soasse ~
DOM me remark b quaint, but NOT devote Of wisdos
the world hss simoss reached perfection in ii kids &
machinery y tho moment whom II Appears 70 bs dssgssA
servitude shall disappear from among them forever -
~ POSTAL ARrAvcK1nSrs Win TEE UNITED srArA
wakes up This old and neglected idea The writer cens-
plains that for OF such arrangement there =
great and vexations delay In the transmission d hD
Cuba In their postal arrangements behave very ~
generously with all mail matter passing through their
newspapers opon printed circulars coming hsss o
New York, We VIII suppose arc prepaid On arriving
here the governments charge each letter, ne.sp.p
cena which, IN addition 10 the postage in Nov Yos -
ten cents, makes the cost twenty-five and half censs
and this' notwithstanding the carrying part h doos
by American steamers, which are positive bensn. TO
the government and spanish residenis In Cuba II . >
letter from New York should have the postmark a
Post once collects twenty nvc cents In obcdicncc 10
whal spirit or principle OF equity has never yet been
discovered If letter should como from Brownsvflle.
In Texas, the charge hcrc Is twelve and half cent?
II from hatamoros, on the opposite side Of the no
0rande the charge IL thry-seven and half The
rsnsemeni between The governments * SPAN and In
United States and the sooner tho cure rs elected Nc
bctt for all parties
Before the departure Of the De Soto Mr. Kennedy
waited on the Captain General, In the name Of M.
Seward 70 thank Lin for the kindness and hospitay
extended 10 him and other Of his party during
their visit and also 10 invite his ExceIlency -
visit the United States whenever It may suit his
his disposal visit Niagara and other points Of inter-
est In che country. Ho added that Mr. Seward, JEs
would Do happy 70 accompsny ms kxes''sney ON nm
rs
Spanish three mnstcd vessel, the Manuel. arrived
i b. rs $ o.
picious sail which pursued the Manuel for dr.
lance some suppose ne unknown vesses 70 have bsss
lon their Whereabouts; for had tbcy been privs
act which the capsas In his decsrasn does Dee
state to have occurred A. the same tsms there y 3
good deal Of uneasness st hare In q hs
Chilean war which Is not al calculated 10 prove bore
hciai 10 The commcrcc or Havana. 4. -..--'-- --..
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