The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-28

created complete revolutions; and surely many Of
!hese Yankees must nave forgotten the old proverbs
'hat Dlld IN the nand ls worth two IN the bust"
A,as poor ankees take my advice and do not
Expose youIseives 10 tne Iatai nuences OF our Gil
ma'e' whlcn can DC withstood 6y natives alone.
ON NEaRIro lsrmENo.
THE NEWS FROM CUBA.
o,l,;. e. r "i WA
Ou' "uvices ITO" havana are 70 the latest mo-
ment. We have received the Dsario de Ia Habama
and Faro Industrial TO the 22d instant inclusive
rb.v oor,.;, M ,., L..
in.y cvn'aln NO news however, being almost en-
urely hlied with the European news received here
by the Washington
Our letters are annered.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
- HAVANA, Jan. ~, lS49.
MR.. ). u; BENNETT:
DEAR SIR n
The Crescent City leaves this afternoon, at 4
I M and the Ysabel has LETT this morning for
charleston Inc havei family, were taken out OF
the fsabe and sent on board OF the brig Carleton,
10 nnIsh the tDIee Gays OF quarantine. Mr. WIN.
Reed, OF New York, who had taken his passport to
leave IN inc Nlescfnt Oiy oled yesterday OF con-
suInPtion. Lac PARK amazon arrived yesterday
uoul Danger, Inc Vlehnolse children or dan
seuses are SINKING money very iast.
HAVANA, Jan. 22, l849
Mr.. ]. G.. BENNETT-Allow me to write few
lines about the miserable word cholera, cholera
which, SO they say, has taken up Its lodging In
the heart of the city of New York. and of New
Orleans. The newspapers have done great deal
of mischief and parallzed bu sness more here than
in any other part of this island If 10 v.rv otrarc.
zee zee now men composing me Board OF Health
Orleans, (no doubt men of talent a. doctors
should have pronounced the cases as cho-
,ef!a, wnsI sne ma}oriy OF otnere, men OF
those of the Roard of Health baus nrononn,osS
saId cases to be dysentery, or bilious and
snip fever, neither OF which are contagious.
asrs hr s,nd ru sso, wv liunuIeu Passeh-
.,, ~ Suy seSeeis, Pu. ia'o quarantine IoI
.wehy aays' rom PAGES where tney think that
the cholera ls, or has been, and for eight days,
When from ports OF the United States where said
epidemic IL not and mas as not existed Nova days,
of wise and talented men Msnv nj III. hotels
here will have to shut IN. becanss ali The naSson'
geoDla n chs. y" 1o ~a'ei' ike inc low class OF
pe1P,e IN Onina. d.
last week tor the windward Islands.
The Captain General has entirely recovered,
We have had long sneli Sc drr ,v..,h.
no doubt the sugar cro1 will he short th,s vsor
We had fire last night which ' has destroyed S'
grocery, ana the front OF another in
oISilly street, corner OF Havana street
The engines the two Spanish 0ut dd
Whs oa 1bs sney came TOO late on the spot
STONED 70 I,oht the,r so.p;,. v'I LOUIS, taey an
WE "a ,vot,i ,a'r I,S aa An engine OF New
hovs haxo l,,is 49, i e &c, 1nu .'ie anhee
80 ~ ~ 'o ePu"N anu soaheaotiVe'
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THE lNTEILIGENCE FROM JAMAICA
NJ, :, 1A'Oh'
we nave received the Kingston Morning Jour-
nal to the 10th instant which is TWENTY-FIVE davs
later than our nrev;ons occo,n,s IT,, |
hlled with articles relative to American steam
ships. the gold excitement. &c. Nc We MAZE. |
lew extracts
From the Kingston Journal, Jan 1871
tn. CAn.cxsr C,rI.-This splendid steamship was
ing yeetsrday On the former day she must Ave haa
upwards thousana vsiterr consisting Of ~
all descriptions and classes. The officers polite and
respectable men, and notwithstanding the crowded
o! the Veeeei tney made all parties satisfied with
their AnGness IN showing them every part Of the ship
ntted mp seems to strike every with SURPRISE psr
cuariy the ladies' saloon which looks magnificent In
doors of the berth superior to anything
We nsvs ever teen Inc Yankees might we'll boast
Of tnis vessel as every department. Of reflects high
Up. lnosc persons VINO nave not seen the Crescent
.ny nave nOss "ens they might never sgsin have
sn opportunity to view In this part Of the world.
we learn that her next voyage will BE- round
npe s nor WIN passengers LOT CsIornia She leaves
pn IN M ynrt s ana from .oss phase viii go
s;0 >. ana from SPsnnn Town yesterday to pay
s..,, %, me we ana We need not say that
sS % ~ .ne suPs.o'ty Oh THIS vessei over any
''A'' '"s' n.s 0'ea 'isi'eu our onores.
From the Journal OF the 18th
TRADE ScZThe monetary condition Of this
ISLAND, and the depression in Its revenue are not
angular Other places and colonies have suf.
ersd ana are tunering quite ~ much - ourselves.
British North America Is among these.
EMIeRAs1s-Two or three small vessels arc said 20
,avs left st. Christopher and Nevis With emiOrs for
Iusdslouse prosnsot Of bigb v.r.. - ..S ,, n .vs
,een the ipducem mt held ont The ad,.r,;,sr Co.,
udes Il ON the movement that the lately emsu cipat
q population OF the French colonies had not yet re-
urntd to the abors OF the Geld In sufficient numbers
or the purposes OF the planters" We do noe appre.
lend Ut sbserve that this deportation IL likely to b
u lops duration, as the French colonies sbun
Ianty supplied with agricultural lssorers, who must
necessity, ehorty resume their ordinary occupations
The AMERICAN LINE OF STEAMERS TO rHe P.o,r,, |
= During the past week We have hsd three msr,c..
tee mers 1t anchor in our bsrbor two of thsm
N beard Q aras number OF pssse Myers Whoa utimsts
ter IL the ne wly discovered N Doradoth. coiS
egions Of California The nrst OF them, the Orus. IL