The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-03
new YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY 187swlrH SUPPLEMENT

rcss q ne As.aassc, ana ] expect 70 receive an
Der Of slaves IN Cuba yourselfi !
q attorney to the Abolition Of Slavery SOCIETY O
Madrid FOR ~ 80
residing on my i've sugar plantations near xatan
xas and n that society should be unable to carry out
my wishes then wish the sntl.slavery societies o.
70 do anything in the matter myself a.. III showed
myself IN Havana, should probably be shot before
pronsuncsd against me By Captain '' General ~ni
Rodss IN 1893: Although the Spanish government
has conscased al my property they cannot legally
Spanish constitution. slavery is Illegal; therefore
the slaves are still mine, ana now freely give
their full liberty. 80 N'' -''' ~ $40 80
adl SLAVE RIsINGs IN CUBA. "A. Sen
kEP0RTER-Did you see that forty slaves had
iateiy risen against their master and tried to Kill
Mr.. AIDxxA-No, did not; but am not sur.
treated in the most british "a fashion. hon y ''
RECOGNITION OF TIE HERALD's SERVICES.
shAr0lT1R-l suppose you have seen the report OF
sioner to CUBA 'ne hSaALDs special Commits
Mr.: ALDAMA-Yes; read every word Of 1t with
Ss cSs o s9Ds q w Ger
mand on landing In that city was "a 3dE
am very happy 70 see that your Journal has been
giving SO much attention TO Cuban matters OF lste
and all Cuban patriots are highly grateful to the
Day the report SsM
% refused 70 give him sane
conduct to proceed to the Interior Of the islanda
nj. nj: ALDAIA.Yes ala but fear II Mr. oKellv
without quarter, for know full; well what Spanish
treachery 10 capable Of doing. For my own part
cents 80 little do think IL secure should be ven
ture to put himself In so teopardous a position as
he would DO should he leave the Spanish lines. He
has undertaken mission frau9ht with terrible
danger. He has the HERALD at his back, which ia
2 great power, admit, out Spanish assassination
RrrrCENcR. ain $500
REPoRTEE--Supposing the United States should
arrangements that would help the ..causeY' p;
MI ALDAAA-You must kindly excuse my answer
ing that question. could answer It fully and In
lips are sealed. =
do G THE SOUTH AMERICAN REruBLlce. ap1
namely what is Transporting with reference 70
the confederation Of South American republics for
the purpose OF recognizing Cuban belligerency
to you to any great extent either in this matter;
but the matter stands at present somewhat In
compact to the eject that the United States should
take the lead In the matter, and upon proviso the
matter for the present moment remains in abey-
OUR SALVATION HAS TO CONE FROM THE UNITED
and the sooner that the seAV Washington
stretches forth it's hand Of friendly recognition to
the patriots OF Cuba the sooner may we hope for
that happy day when the nag Of our Republic shall
s~H' A CUBAN PATRIOT ARMY ABROAD. o4l
M asroas
Mr.. ALDAAA-Ip Paris, and believe am speak.
ing within bonds when say that there are 1000 Of
tyranny from Cuba. did not associate with them
because Spanish spies might have become cog
INFANT OF the fact, and advtces would have been
sent over to Cuba TO c0nflscate their property.
Doubtless there are many CUBAN residents in
anee VINO @ are tSr there Tor Inc purpose Of giving
almost Impossible for themt to receive In Spanish
rArRIoT's ExFRaiRHoRs., .,.sssp
In answer 20 q question concerning his father,
Mr.. ALBANIA said, My father was native OF Biscay,
In Spain. and established himself many long year
the political troubles in the Island ST. showed him and
myself that trouble was brewing which would
eventually cause in all probability revolution.
Knowing my love for the Cubans, in, 1864 the
Spanish government, as q bait and q brfbe for my
adherence to their cause, BY virtue OF royal
decree at Madrid, created NE
MARQUIS OF SANTA ROSA,
but refused the bride, and ever afterwards be-
S5 the war cloud Srew darker @ and
for the part had taken
WAS SENTENCED TO DEATH.
already on Board the vessel which was to take US
sa sa s sn snonst
so shattered her nerves that she never rallied
her arrival here went to better
world. While bedridden in this city her
greatest preoccupation was what she could do to
York On the 18th OF April, 1870, my honored father
followed her to the grave. Wilhelm Cuba worked
energy had accumulated a fortune OF
$I0,o00,0o0 Well, that money has taken
to itself wings, and all now care
for is to see my beloved island OF Cuba free and
out OF the rapacious clutch OF the Spaniards.
live IN the hope that brighter days soon in store
for Cuba, and pray God that my aspirations may be
promptly gratified. Let the United States inter-
fere, and we are saved
Thanking Mr. Albania for his kindness the re-
porter withdrew.