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MATANzAs. I6th June 1S3
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 MATANzAs, 16th June 1883.

 We are standing upon volcano. The prosperity of the Island of Cuba may be noted among the things which have passed. The Cholera continues to make dreadful ravages in the country, and hafdly day passes without brinei ise esfaies ie- populated in every else

 We are standing hPaa oleaua. he scourge has returned ta the city, aad inc number of deaths is really alarming. Cur adyices from Havana are of the same me- ancholy tenor. Let interested spectators try to keep the tight under bushel; ii will out.

 We are standing upon volcano Ss,000,000 would not supply the loss of slaves, yaluing them at $200 each. More over, who shall calculate the number of or phans left destitute, or nearly so! Where IS our guarantee that the disease IS not per- manently located in the Island! How is coniidence-ut utterly lost and ruined-to be restored!

 1 could state facts innumerable which would go to show that all have written is true-and all I could write would fall far short of reality. But enough at this time. When the season arrives, {(should l remain to tell the tale,) l will maintain my first pro- position by facts.

 ANOTHER LETTER OF JUNE.

 Although the Cholera has disappeared from the city, it is spreading on the several estates in the country, and as the rainy sea- son is about commencing, it will tend much to reduce the amount of crops.