The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-22


We have received by the Cherokee, cur files
Of n Dssrio De Ia A~vina and FL Fso Industrial Il =
HabanG TO the 10th inst
The political news is Of interest. The greatest
tranquility continued to reign the island and the in
habitants quietly occupied in their business.
The General continued TO take measures for
the amelioration Of the local administration. and his
views were received by the population with evident
marks OF satisfaction and pleasure According to his
orders the beautiful Plaza de Armas win be improved,
by changing the angles into garden the promsnade Of
Tscon will also embeshed and then the street OF the
Reina viii be . truly delightful walk.
have lately spoken Of the erection Of public schools
for receiving gratutously children Of both The
Faro Industrial has long article about this measure,
which already begins to produce the best results.
An accident which might have produced the most
terrible evil happened ne 18th inst the railroad
near Pueva The train of the track and for mile
on the platform Happily the locomotive was stopped,
and the travellers arrived safe ut their destination
We announced in the Herald Of yesterday, the arrival
in the Pizarro OF the Count of Naneuva in our city
We find in the Diaio Dc Ia Mriae article which we
translate relating to this distinguished grandee of spain
When the lines which write will appear before the
public the war steamer Pzarro will have LEFT port
She goes to New York and has on board the Count
ylaneuva who will step in that city for some time be-
fore his departure for Europe We wish him happy
And now that sr Count de vallaneuva is no more at
the head the administration OF the finances Of the
island nobody object that our words take their
origin in some interested motives We can freely ex
pres, the true sentiments with which hi administration
has always inspired The period Of his atminisra
tion less than twenty almost without IN
terrupton and when judgment will be given on 1t II
WI be necessary to divide it In various epochs, &C sod
ing the great influence exercised by the great change
which happened the peninsula after the dcah OF the
last king During the first, have witnessed the great
works OF sr Count Of vilaneuva as Intendan and his
rDIa IN tlgl in
mcal views In the second Count o. Vllaneuva is more
celebrated President OF the Royal Committee OF Fo
meno. ana he took great part II not all the glory In
the immense progress Of the country and for tie con-
struction of the railroad Of Havana II in those two
epochs have to applaud him for his administration
ii he has always been lustrous and patriotic project
ing the time the general interests OF the
try well those OF private individuals OF the lnnd
in this respect have denied his great merit
and acknowledge II in writing these spontaneous and
sincere wordswe have right say that the dyerg
OF ideas leading to opposition TO his course in
the last year two originated noby The admira
ton Of the first epoch for II took IT, origin In pro-
found conviction, which We never will renounce for
interested motives What other great administrator
would have been able TO resist with such force and with
such .earness during long aud solicitous time, in
position in which intense vigilance demanded entirely
the activity of man And vest srday, his Tx ceen
ey few hours before his departure was occupied in
giving his aid to.an important project.
We have had the intention desiro TO make
opposition to such celebrated old and loyal servants 81
thu State. for before all spaniards. and will
always b. live have not been always the blind adj
mrer Of the Count Of Nlaneuva in praising all his acts
have rendered justice to his loyalty his uncommon
intelligence and his eminent services
The theatres we're every night. crowded In Havana,
and the best Spanish plays received with numerous
Ilaudit The DiGro says, that Leon Jaye is engaged
to join the company of Abdaa and he will proceed there
after his engagement in New York. The nonplaisir
ballet troupe was expected at Havana in few days