The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-24
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News FROM HAvANA.-We have received adj
vices TO the 9Th inst.
The arrival of ex, Consul Turnbull at Havana, as
prisoner, on the 3rd, caused great excitement in
that city There was even talk OF putting Kim 10
death, but through the exertions of the present
BRUSH consul that disposition OF him was changed
10 an order Tor Immediate departure from the island
ana prohibition never TO return On the 9th he
was asp put on board the steamship Thames.
The Opera company was still there (but much re-
snced In strength by the withdrawal of Salvador
N ~ Seconl, who goto Span,) and was performing
LAST seggaiiy account OF empty boxes. This is the
RIO amen son OF the contract OF the present empressa
~, n1e declares his intention of backing out
IN, ;oni gu .|ewal he has lost heavily pronosi
and hr;ng on 2 foot here to form stock company.
snu oiins ou' an Italian opera troupe a Spanish
cprns de- bsIIe,, dramatic corps, and complete
carried into executs,, however, is 100 grand to be
fi Ie rom New OF. looking for an engagement
LIS 'o"ee' anu ooncel did not succeed
| LATEST FROM MEXICO. o.. p.
the capital on ,he 0oth OF Ot her and immeda,eI,
entered upon the duties of his q,a anu Ipnilneaaey
interim. " do iesiueht ao
On the 9th of June the U. S. MI.
addressed note to the foreign dipfe, ~ he1leo'
in reply TO the circular of Senior Bodaass.s mere
planning of the conduct of our Governmtsia a, coni-
pie. The spirit OF the reply Is similar TO anu p1o
powerful despatch, written by Mr.. Webster. Vi tne
A letter has been received In New Orleans
one of the captives taken at San Antonio (Tex,nni
II was written at San Fernando, about thirty mile
West OF the Rio Grande, on the 9th OF October
The prisoners well treated, and were to set out
the next day for the city OF Mexico. They expected
to be released soon after their arrival there.
We learn from Matamoras that up the 29th ult.
the Mexican invading army, or at least that part
of it which visited Texas had returned in great
haste and in much disorder from the vicinity of the
Nueces, and by their own accounts with loss of
GOO men.
While at the Boca del Rio, on the 3lst of October,
report reached the officers that the detachment of
Mexicans upper Col. Seguin, acting against Texas,
had either been cut in pieces or disoersde.
A correspondent writes that the expedition which
sailed tor Yucatan consisted of nine sail of pressed
merchant vessels, conveying 5000 men and 800 wo-
men, which last named part OF the force the writer
thinks quite notable, lnasmuch as the men did not
embark in a conented manner DIT all. The whole
expedition numbered Is sail Five general officers
were among The troops, apd there remained behind
in the hospitals more than 200 sick soldiers. 1t was
believed that the Camp ohanos were determined TO
repel this force with force. The third froiet for
amending the constitution, was TO have been passed
upon by the Mexican Congress about the 4ih inst
Gen. Bravo has declared the whole of Yucatan in
a state of blockade, except the island of Carmen,
where -four and provisions are permitted TO be in
troduced
1t has been discovered by the Mexican govern
ment that several of the cotton manufacturers have
been in the practice of smuggling in foreign goods,
and afterwards issuing them as their own handi
craft, thereby defrauding the revenue of large
amounts.