The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-30

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Fesved That our thanks are the inhabitants of
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hereby extend item an invitation vii, csy either upon
tu pleasure to enable Us to repfecato their k"aess
beautiful child, named William Henry Gardner,
object Of much attention. Every thing passed OF
harmoniOusly, ana the guests were we'll enter
tanned in the cars as they went aiongLtns pownngs
ments When the arrived at the boat-the Ore-
gon-all the guetts soon hocked to enjoy comforts-
bic brea board where after passing the resou
tons above referred to and signing them Ia full some
choice spirits set about singing which drew crowds
together. who joined them in chorus This was kept
up with spirit until the boat put in at the wharf aud
all separated highly delighted with the trip and
!he tina. s onc so
to all who had the pleasure OF partici-
patiRg in the festivities
game taken up the way, Ind many other incl
DENTS equally agreeable, occurred on the trip home,
that would make pleasing little volume in itself.
LATER FROM HAvANA-By the arrival of the steam
ship label at Charleston placed in possession
Of Ales Of Havana papers to the 2lst inst.
The eight thousand people Of Havana were much
excited by accident that befs the Governor General
of the Island, Count Acoy on the l4th inst, and, ss
far ss We can Judge by the papers, the greatest SYM
Tolt L.; aha noIIn bo Gland Ha
was riding horseback in company with his suits and
about to direct some military evoutions which the
troops he was reviewing going through when his
horse frightened by the music became unmanageabe
and finally threw him He received severe confusion
the head and his left arm was fractured. AT last
accounts, however, he was doing well.
We perceive that the paper mills, which have been
erected in the vicinity Of Havana within the past
year, have gone into actual operation and are nov
turning out most excellent paper OF all kinds This
is the r,t establishment of the kind ever started In
Cuba and the editors loud In their praises OF it,
and the enterprise OF the proprietor, Senior Mestre
TIE annexed letter from our correspondent gives all
his account to, be rather eccentric In his ways still
the incident he details shows with what
consideration musical artists are treated In Cuba
will be also that the reports OF cholera In Ne v
York are having bad effect on our vessels going
there - assam
take the opportunity Of the fast steamer Isabel to
inform you that our good Captain General Roncali
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motion, and every heart has felt for him
The forty. eight Danseuses viennoise have arrived
and landed safe They will shortly commence a sc.
Of their delightful entertainments Yesterday The
bea utiful prma donna Tedesco had her benefit on
which the lovely Sig nora Pico kindly offered
her services, and sung admirably The opera wa
"Lucr.cis d Berps.n The theatre was crowded
Great app ause and showers Of flowers were cast to-
wards the nightingale Tedesco The powerful ane
splendid singer Msrini sung with grace and sdmira
by we u ais the rest Of the company TIE beauteou
I, feel we'll satisfied with her splend ne
ct. at benefit Havana Is full Of amusemens, and the
peop e spe ndipg their doubloons very fast. vessels
are coming daily from Spain, nited States, and Ing
land. Those from the latter are put into Quaran
tine and the put on board the old seventy
four which Il now fitted for an hospital and ever.
passenger will have to pay five dollars day Severa
letters received from Charleston, mention that tn
cholera was reported in New York, and | sm afra
that all the vessels from that port will be put int
Quarantine Business Is rather dul few sales OF 81
gar; molarges very Hight indeed. The Captain Genera
up day before yesterday. and out OF danger In
islandis very quiet
MIA few days ago. NJ. Marn while performin
in the Purifan, it into his head to leave th
stage and go TO his house leaving unsung the pref
test part OF the opera. The people felt nsutedi To
Governor ordered that he should be sent IN prison
fined 500 lie went jail and slept there one nisn
the next day soldiers conducted him to the tae
exact the fne The next DAY the Governor fell fro
his horse, and NJ Marini went and offered his so
vices to watch him. and remain his side curing hi
sickness in gratitude for his generosity towards min