The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-09-28

IMPORTANT FROM HAvANA-CHANGE IN THE Gov
EMINENT We have received, by the way OF
Charleston, The following letter from correspon
dent in Havana. 1t is that great changes have
been made in the government of that Island
HAVANA, Sept. l6 1913
| Changes IN Government Great Rjoiciaes- THhat's
the C,tuse?-HeGith OF Hapaaa
send you here with to-day S Darlo OF this place.
You wilsee we have had great dolpgs here IN the
way of important CHANGES IN the government -
Valdez { Captain Generally isremoved, and also
Sanua, and he latter replaced by the former In
PENDANT, "Count Vlildnusva," Who took possession
| vsste rday. amidst the shouts and accamatIons OF
upwards OF te thousand .. ns,whohad assembled
in the 'Piaza de Armas" for the purpose. Snch an
imposing sight has never before Oeen witnessed
here, nor could any people nave alsplayeu more
general and unanimous rtoi clog man was exhibit
ed al the return office Ci almost Inc only one
here regarded as the iatheI OF his country. = I'VE
distinguished iore,gners, Cris topdi 'Iuiiins, Esq
ana "hlex'r Baston, ESQ.," delivered addresses ON
the occasion by special permss on IRON the Cover
nor, and the former in such sp rited ana maste ry
III amer tnat he completely exht ,lsled hlhseh ana
had TO be carried home on II tier. On ms way
home. however, he was lifted II 10 MS own 'vc =
lante," the horses taken Su "a M he was Drawn
home by number Of Galatians zen binWo, HM
Eisier.
have heard as yet of no remoyah' in the Cilstem
House. but rumors are in circulation that Don An
tonic Mates will, in all probabl ny, be appointed
Admins trador, and Don Miguel AnSo' HefIara,|'on-
tabor OF the same.
| beg 10 assure you, since my arrival from the
north, that the Herald is increasing IN popularity
every day, and is held IN great esteem by all the
commercial community, and Is eagerly sought Tor
on every arrival from the States. AS snail re main
here nearly all winter you may expect to bear from
me often, it convenient TO your go Cd self, under
the signature OF PERlCoo'
p S-A deputation OF Catalan merchants having
waited on Mr. C S., he has promised to address the
public on the 10Th inst. which address VIII no doubt
ne received as the former one, with thousSuds OF
vlvas and hazzas -
b.,
the William Gray, from Oahu, has been received in
Boston to the 18th oil April
Ali was quiet on tine Island. The English still
held possession of the Islands, but as news had
reached there that they would be surrendered 10 the
native authorities, the public mind had been quoted,
and business was beginning to assume It's wonted
| character.
We find the following record OF deathsin the Sea-
mans Friend -:
"Ia Honolulu, March 90, of consumption, Miss
Susan Concord, aged - years. The deceased had
spent five years in the United States, among her la.
Tiers friends, and Tor the most part Oh me tlne had
| attended school in Gorham, Me. Hoping that
voyage would favoraby affect her copsumpnve cor,
| stiution, she embarked few weeks since on boerd
| the Bartholomew Gosnold, tor The nlted STATES,
but b. becoming better, she returned to die a! her
fathers house. The funeral was attended py large
g In Honolulu, March %, Maria, aged 7years,
daughter Of Mr. Richmond. Mr.. X. Is a native OF
Tauaton, Mass
"ln Honolulu, April 3, at the United States Hos.
pita, DAVID Pine, colored man, native OF New YORK
city, a led 10 years. He discharged lew
weeks since from the American whale ship Maya
ret scott"
From Mexico We learn by the arrival Of the
U org .'nbridge, that when she saIee nom
Vera Cruz The LIST Of September, the U ). ship
Vinceunes, Captain Buchanan, was lett at anchor
of SACRIFICES awaiting the arrival OF dispatches
from minister at Mexico.
The second payment under the late C, invention
with Me xico has been paid, and the {. C onducra'
with the amount OF $40 0C0 was on Its We y To Vera
Cruz, and would at that place on he 4h VI
Sepienber.
The .'Viacennes" was ordered to Yer Cruz for
the purpose OF conveying the money to he United
Staes but was understood al the time the BAN
bridge sailed that General Thompson, Ndinister II,
MeAicp, had entered into arrangement with the
house OF Hargons az Go /, to ship the money 10 New
York in The brlg Petersburgh, at The expense OF The
claimants. Capt Buchanan, with the msgnafilmity, |
that has always distinguished him, IN aud out Of
his profession, in letter to Gen. Thompson, propos
ed convey the money TO the U. States, Tree Of any
charge TO III, claimants Nor. Herald 26h inst.