The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-19

port Of San Juan De Nicaragua.
u. S CoSsuLATK,
HAVANA, May eth, 1874
To tas Collector If as CUSTOMS, Savannah-
STA have been this day furnished by her Britanic Ma
jes,y's Consul General resident in Havana. with copy
Q! declaration Of Blockade Of the port Of San Juan Dc
white squadron of Her Britanic Maesys fleet and Com
msndei nChie of Her Msjesy's Naval Forces in North
America. the West Indies adjacent the ntelli
gence of which icated to you the sailing Of
the schr Orbit furnishes probably the earliest opportuni
~ OF making II known to our merchants.
With great respect, your obdt serva ant,
We learn from Capt Gillian, tbs day before he LEFT
Havana, Of the British Mail Steamers ed that
port from jamaica She had dispatches for the American
brought this city to be by mail TO Washing
ton We understand they related TO the murder of tho
American Consul resident a, jamaica Capt c. brought
Jamaica paper the 30t ult which le informed us
contained nothing of importance
The brig Poland, Capt Lawton hence, arrived at Hava
| ma the 4th instant. The schooner Ann A Parker
Capt Brgh'ma was to sail Tor this port the day after the
We CLEAN from files of Spanish papers the following
items OF Politically tho Island OF Cuba in
company of dramatic have arriv ed from Spain
10 perform in the Tacon Theatre, being the largest and
best company that have ever appeared in Havana
An earthquake was experienced in Iuajuspan the
18th March, by which church and some houses were
heavy shock of earthquake felt Porto Rico
on the 10th u accompanied by frghtful subterr
noise The shock continued Tor about hity seconds The
walls OF nearly all the houses lees split and
the churches greatly domaged The towns OF Ponce and
Quay anna suffered much and the captain Of The brig Al
days AFTER states that he felt the earthquake 200 miles
from the Island.
the newly appointed Captain General. the Condo do
Mirasol, arrived at Porto Rico the 23d ut
Adyces from Mexico had been received at Eav TO
the 18th April and from Vera Cruz TO the 22l The Mex.
lean Congress adjourned the 3ls March On the 30th
an act was passed extending the time to three years
the sale or shipment OF goods in Art OF the Decree OF
the l4,h Of August last
hattie fought Aamos, in Sonora, between
gang OF robbers and company Of militia from that place
The militia cut to pieces and hung trees
The Nayahoe Indians have been beaten severely in New
Me xico. The Mexcans took from them 800 horses and
mu les and 1900 head Of cattle.
FROM Aux CAyEs-By brig Joseph Atkins, from
Aux Cages, which place she left on the I'd instant,
we learn that the affairs of the desperate
state General Jack Acaaw of the rebel chiefs
tinued prescribe all the colored inhabitants without
regard to age size The Lord Mayor Of the town, to-
gether with several meTchants, had been arrested All
citizens publicly ordered without any option
take up and march against AguIe where the gov.
eminent troops had assembled under GeneraleveiIe Gen
erals Ceramics Jobarn Magnet Clifford The govern.
ment troops very limited in number owing TO large
body Of the troops having TO the Spanish part Of the
Island with President Herord at their head Report says
that engagement had taken place the day before sho
left Aux Cay between General Jack Acaaw with COCO
troops, and the government troops numbering lsoo
Aguire The former had been very severely whipped
with great loss OF men, and piece OF artillery and am.
cayes all the ana house had
been shut up and may add that no attention was paid
sd e for 'y very a
situation leaving oil their property behind them for
with of the Natives; but permission had
been granted to them to leave 1he hailor very high
handed measure had been committed by General Jack
| Acaaw, by selling the cargo Of Oh American brig
rom Boston which arrived there on the LIST inst TO sup
! iy his troops. The J. wa" boarded and supplied with
s. from the u. s. ship Of Preble, Capt Fyeeborn
apt Freborn inform ed OF the Selling OF the briggs
cargo, to which place he was going to demand redr.s
Fren CHI brig of war Euriate and H. b. NJ ichr Grimm
| were in the ofing Of the hnrbor.
The REFEREE CASE OF THE WORCESTER AND
WESTERN RAILROADS HroH AND Low FARE. -
The evidence before referees this being all
Mr. Webster commenced his argument on behalf Of tho
Worcester Road yesterday morning in the grand jury
room Of tho Municipal Court The case admitted Of no
great forensic ospsy being OF facts and figures and
MIR Webster took the AFFAIR gently and addressed the
erecs Mt much length in easy colioqual lean
ing back in his armed chair and taking the matter as
quietly though he was perfectly sure OF the result lie
followed by Richard Fletcher Esq, for the Western
Railroad in an argument OF great orce and diitctnsss
The result Will not be made known ioT some time--Eos
| ioa Paper.
: CAPTAIN TYrER's LAsr.--Cap; Tyler is more Of
| a wag than we supposeo-and, like most other
ways he to little for that he can
have his Joke The Presidential report
ed by member OF the wing delegation 10 Baltimore II
that the young men from Vermont, after calling
most the big wings" resident at the Capital, had
laulable desire "Tyler too" They accordingly
introduced themselves into the Executive pre-
senco The Captain, after exchanging with the boys
few common place civties, asked with much gravity OF
manner, whether the snow was all gone in Vermont Z"
wn.pepo" he after surveying the ps
and their bearers it'll apparent interest for few seconds
until his eye settled comHassn.y on I'm, me Anan,
looked as green themselves7' This wont do A.
the city papers say" hope correspondent is mis-
informed on this subject
| Pronunciation 100 TO $50 persons left Gin
er Association the land recently pnrchasca some 30
miles from that city. They have $40 acres bought at
$4,000 which but $4,000 have been paid Is said tho
wood will pay for the whole tract
Amusements.
| CHATHAM THEATRE Who, but one possessing
/ IA NH ot
| ates w s Devsrna, would have embarked in the eppa
rently hopeless undertaking Of re torng the Chatham
fallen aud of establishing it ~ the popular resort oil teeu
~ and fashion all in few short months ami that too IN
the face of competition and rivalry hitherto unknown
such however has been DONE and new the Cbsihem in
point of respocablty, stands second TO none In the
Union Glow sweet and clean'-"iiow orderly and qui
eip-snd What fine actng"-nre common expressions Ivy
all persons their fret visit All the stars OF any con-
iIerable magnitude now HE them Chat am ard, hnd
their engagements universally repeated Burton,
whom contemporary poin'edly asserted was not en-
as, night the sterling old comedy Speed the Plough
with Burton Conner Beamy, scott. Whsram, Miss Rsy
cownihg and mastery effort Of the night, the per
sonation by MIR. Conner Of Bob Handy lie wss, from
s to tS Ss s
have Witnessed II The manager never to be oudone
Of s s One & Ss Which
has been gotten up in superb style and when mit al
tract the town for weeks to come On Monrsy new rev
Wives In both Of which Burton plays WIN songsi 'sh'
css, &c.
RAYMOND AND WrxKs' MEMGEEiR-corner OF
+ ;yh,h street and Bowery-Thls splendid estsb-
lshmen, which has been the wonder and admiration of
,hrc;,x o Tho lac, fortnight will close on Wednesday
nex, we recommend this most rational and instructive
-, r. .i.nc. ~ Zoology material object IN tho
general Improvement Of the human mind The interior
a,"pts are rpon scale Of unexcep'ionah!e proprie
sod order and the general arrangement beyond all
/ com pnrison, uneHcepuons"'e' .
R,cu AND RARE-The attractions at the New
York Museum. IN the fret place we have two
,n,j pain,rps of the destruction OF St Augustine md
:, V,rbneIs churches by ERE These pictures occupy
e heIe spece the stage and cover some h ndreds
.ra loot ~ canvass The Dwarf and Giantess r.