The New York herald., 1871-12-26

osurdiy ccnducsed' this sad result win not Be owing
Yen Sss sssS csn ssss,: Sss:iss q Esess .ss
IN tKat opaleny AnuIla In the most punishable
uprese incapaciy IN s shaS rsIevs 70 the adminis.
ration AnA 10veFnMent Of the Provinces OF the
n tnsss 'sTs m an nas nny in
reaeed degree adnltnssrative disorders and abuses
4 ell kinds, which have provoked or served as 4,
,atFlotism. Nobody desires more ardentiy than /
Ne the repression OF 1iibusterlsm ana tho pro
S,s"''r S,s gesson ''s We nave made sns sacritce,
which VVes on the heroic, 0f keeping sI'onco Tor
ne spscs % rss create o =
government IN tnlngs concerning Oaoa unsll she
was completely pAciaed and tranquil. We have
limited ourselves from time TO tnne to give OppOr-
tune counsel to oar rulers, but they according 70
CUSTOM, have overlooked them compietolv and fol- !
upcH, guided BY their insxperiencs or inspired by
the horde OF ad0lators who spcculece even Win
me- ss of
they have peTvered BY their intolerance and their
egotisnn. have done more damage 70 the nsslonsl
cause than the laD0rantoa the chiefs Of hlibuster
- TINE rzAr rHs rRurH sE SPOKEN. esi..
sen 60 and prudence. 80 far from rousiDg, nave put
to sleep the PATRIOTISM OF the bad governments, 30
mcnt ana multiply them with deplOrable oDstinacy.
Tne truth IL that those who have lOss our uitrama-
snS snss are not % TT they are on tie
point OF beng so-have been our various and sue
oess,ve government. It hes been throagn the DIS
1acity o. senior Ulloa, VINO augments fabulousIy
fnd places for all tine parasites Of his party. the
Union liberal. II has been General Concha, Gen.
the other Captains General, wno, instead Of exer-
cising paternal authority beneficial and moraliz-
ing, have cared for nothing more than TO enrich
O.
means, for II s not our intention to-day to enter
into ,nas gussonh and they nave not known or not
abominable adn1isistrative corruption. ,.en iE
We have no need TO cite particular deeds or per-
TO demonstrate up to what point has been
carried the cynicism & and tue immortality
IN the crlmiaal toiersnoe Of the me- rovsrnments and and
the authOnties who consented thereto, VINO not
only but even " me o
very not0riety and shamefulDess, are needless OF
proof Let it su1nce TO say that simple inspector
SoSssseeper % o1rao-Staosn "a % Of % HavsnS, % Win sls
salary SO small as scarcely 90 enable him to live
three years. to return TO the Peninsula with for
tune OF one hundred thousand to one hundred and
,sy tn0nsand dollars: Immediately 6e becomes
more repugnant, makes o boast and q display Of
his opnlence before the very Ministers who gave
hlm his place and the high 0flcais OF the Utramar.
and neither one nor the other feel or exhibit any
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What have they done since the revolution to cor
rect such scandals, abuses and fraudsP Nothing.
been Increasing In fabulous manner snroasn sSe
negligence, the abandonmenG or the notorious IN
capacity OF our Ministers OF UiIramar and the
high Oicials OF the same branch This ls not 10 be
wondered At Nothing else could happen. consid-
ering tne class OF persons destined TO the Ultra.
mar adninlstration and TO the very Amistry
charged with that department. -,H s'o-
Ttse NHl4 CUBAN OFFICE-HOLDHRS. n 9Ha NHaf
Tne greater part OF the high Oiflcias have been
y
poets, aEnanuensee and ballad makers. lhese have
formed the crsnse de "a creme OF the Impoverished
posed Of the relatives friends, servants and para
sites OF the ministers and influential politicians,
Peninsula, aud their absolute incapacly, have been
placed In the ultramar In easy and lucrative posts.
ce ounareSs Tar o. @s PROCTOR h
When the Cuoan tnsurrectOn broke Ous tho Gov.
ernor OF Havana was surgeon BY profession u and
perf0dtstG by afI1icttOn, senior Gutierrez de Ia
Vega, appointed by Earvsez. To amend mis- mis-
takes they sent TO replace him another bominal
one and the other were little yerscd in adminlstra-
ton, ana they were completely Ignorant OF colonial
tho great abuses and TO regulate The adminlstrs
ton 80 ~ TO inspire coincidence In the natives Of The
what shall We say OF rnc ministers OF u,,ramsr
themselves since the revolution, and OF tnetr high
must Horet the troubsdour Beoerra We're S Ss these
the right men to sunocate nbusterism and to regu-
late and mOraitxe that dlSOrdered and corrupt ad
ministratons What could those unhappy Ministries
de OcnSOn understand OF colonial matters or OF the
sy stems OF administrator or OF the nature u the
which they mad scarcely any knowledge when they
accepted their dificuit and troublesome charges 2
1 GOOD LAND FOR PORTs. lG m
Senior Ayala who lnaugurated his Ministry only
few Gays before the breaking out Of the insurrec-
been OF crushing IL Is doubtless the very who,
BY hts msrule mas most contributed to fonent II.
Pc a
aud uerati, instead OF selecting good and expe-
rienced aam,nlssratoss he appointed 70 the nlst
the dramattsts 6ohOres Oazurr0 DacaTete,
Clsneros. Nunex de Arce and othcrs--good al
the least notion OF Uitramar administration
Were these the right men 70 call TO dominate the
dei meaDs ne abuses winch served as sna Rea
And what shall we say Of the mixed crowd Of e m
pl0yes Of all classes, categories ana c0l0rs sent by
Sefor Ayala and his amented cOadjutors to the cof-
oniesf Even yet the Inhabitants Of Havana remenl-
eral Duloe, with his famous cohort OF high
functionaries, chosen by senior Ayail. from among
the most select ne Co could and wonll choose. alsl
has never yet been allie openly TO resist troops
IL has Oeen defeated BY them IN every encounter but
on the other hand. mas had powerful auxiliarles In
The governments in the nigh funcuonaries OF the
Cltramar, and in the ministerial newspapers, vno,
more odions reasons, have applaudedl ali
the misdeeds, the mistakes, the ministerial
errors and The UItramar appointments with
never a sngle word Of ecnsure or OF vituperation
against the grand abuses OF which they mad more,
knowledge than any one else. This Is the reason
the lnsurlection In Cuba has moi YET Terminated.
THIS Is the reason tnat fourishing and coveted
island IL IN danger, In SPAN thero may be no open
nlbusterism, but fhere are here many persons more
hursul 10 the cause OF the national Integrity tnan
the 6libnsters themselves u, therefore, the Island
OF Cuba he ost-if our beautiful Antiua is to-day IN
grave and Imminent danger--the country ought to
know 10 wnOm she - lndalSfed FOR this Immense
disaster, tiis grand shame. ibis lntoieraSs Iano.
miny." 7ns gs8 ~ II ! asa .e4
BROOKLYN BARRO0M ASSAULTS. aei
About noon yesterday light occurred In the
liquor store Of James sloan, loo Canton street. It
appears that an ineprtated customer one James