The New York herald., 1867-04-08


hence 10 the North. win diminish al such ranid nace
or many osssss ysass are Cuba WIN %
MARKET or compelled 70 sell below cost OF produe,ion
NJ. n feels sure that everything could be- soneI,aed
by treaty Of commerce and reciprocity between The Two
might adopt the United States would not fail 10 respona
| 70 literally There Is DOUBT that were Spain ro
naordnary Development of the trade would Immediately
ensue TO the benefit OF both people. The moment
Cuba could receive her supplies from The United states
at far cheaper rate than a. present. and the Of
maintaining tho estates could be reduced much
enable the planters and other agrcutursis 10 turn
their produce at enormous difference OF price 10
supply the United States with much larger quantity
other country No the American marksia The planters
once being enabled 10 nay better wages vast immgra
ton Of white laboren would naturally 30 the conse-
qosnce-and tnp is Of the greatest importance TO this
island.
The enjoyment OF those benefits once attained, and
spontaneous abOltou OF slavery without the necessity
OF indemnicaton, at least the part Of the planters
and and with 70 U1s, s
bonds bearing eight per cent interest," and rcdeemaole
in ten years BY annual lotteries Instead Of The absurd
become quito rusty the words Free Trade and Free
Labor could well suppanl the Siempre FeL
One Of the papers published In Puerto Principe con-
ains interesting account OF deaf old who
about in that town begging on horseback, asking for
vito the martial glores OF the former empire
OF france. His name is Joan Baptste Sanz born in
LOO, and therefore only lOl years old He served In
the army Of Napoleon l., from the ago OF twenty-five
I'll the disaster at waterioo and when Napoleon iii.
distributed tho St Helena medal to the veterans OF tho
first empire, obtained medal for Sanz.
His in Puerto Principe is duly accounted for
he formed part OF the expedition to St. DOMINGO under
Lecerc which retired under the command OF Viscount
Noales, and being surprised by an English squadron,
they were dispersed and compelled 10 seek safety in
Nuevitas, where Noaes died OF his many wounds. This
his living by It. till the weight OF many years became
too much for him aud compelled him To live upon the
public CHARITY II Is proposed 70 convey him to the
Parts Exhibition, for the Hotel des fnvalides
The English steamer Nimble arrived at Santiago on
the 24h ult. and, returning TO jamaica conveys the
English Consul OF Porto Rico. arrived per Barcelona.
Tho French transport frigate Aubc had arrived samo
day, from Vera Cruz, with two hundred and troops
and two hundred and afty horses, bound to France
Severe shocks OF earthquake were felt n Santiago
the 23d ult, at four O'Clock Ia the morning There
heavy fall OF hail in Guamutas the 23d preceded by
ransorm Of short DURATION which caused some damage
TO the sugar plantations and the day many
birds were found dead In some places the ground
covered with hail TO tho depth Of two inches. Advces
from Cardenas speak OF the game phenomena on the
same day The hastones weighed two ounces each
Out OF eight or yellow fever which occurred In
the whole island during the month Of February last four
resulted fatally while there thirty eight and
nineteen deaths the month last year consequently
the decrease considerable but the mortality was in
the same rato fifty cent This corroboraes curl
Gus fact as given your readers before that the
tay Is vastly out OF proportion as compared with that
We learn from spain that Marshal O'Donnel the Duko
Of Teuan has received license TO proong his residence
abroad four months He Ia now in Paris. One or tho
public Journals published In Madrid E Epira Puosoo,
According 70 the customs returns OF February last the
marrme' revenue collected in the whole island ID Was
tonnage dues and tho rest for fines. &c. In Havana
alone the revenue amounted to $3.50 GIL The half.
show deficiency Of so2so2i when comparsdwih those
Of the previous year but 94 have been lost by the
exemption OF import dnty on hour and tnat OF export
Of SO. 81 ga '''' ''s "'''' -''' rs