The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-22
NEW WsPAP PER COUNTS.
INTERCOURSE WITH CUBA


10 Cuba 10 comply with the requsItion Of tho
merchants in this city, requesting that a ves-
sel OF war might be placed on the route between
81 Jaso de Cuba and this port, tor the purpose Of
resuming the direct communication which the
Royal Mail Steampacket Company had thought ft
70 abandon. The mercantile community are in
debted to the Consul for this ready compliance
with their WISHES, and We hope before long TO hnd
a similar compliance on the part Of the Amrrican
Steam Company with respect 10 the Carthagena
route
CoSsuLArE HER CarHoLIc MAIssrY,l
KiSGsroN, Dec. 3ist 1850.
that doubtless in consequence Of the
pations which esvsve his Excellency the Captain
General Of the fand Of CGba, especially at the
OF assuming that office, was lately the case the
delay OF so much time hae CURED In the giving Of
an acknowledgement to the communication 1 for
warded 70 bis Excslleuey, acco panied by copy Of
he document ,ou enclosed to me in your letter OF
the 9th July last signed by several respectable
camille Arms Of this city requesting use tns In
auence Of my position With the authority reisrrsi to-
Tor the purpose Of obtaining iayorabls answer 70
Having ut length received a despatch on the sub.
iect by the steamer Conway, on the 29th nstaa Deg
to inform you that his Excsenay states therein thst
foon as various circumstances permit H. your coli
citation will be acceded TO- and vessel OF be ~.
pointed to make voyages bet veen Jsgo de CIoa
pondence, and preventing mercantile iEt-rcoiss be-
tween both places being longer interrupted by the
change Oh route which has been made OF the English
steam packets
These circumstances have the honor to detail for
same time that you viii convey them to,hs other par
ties Who signed the document above referred 70
sas,c,ieng sSsb Rys,f yoas y,5y oS dent ,srs.n
Messrs. Dennistoun, Campbell co
MONTHLY COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PORT,
cHaGREs. AND GREyrowN.
From the Colonial STANDARD, Jan. IL
We are harry 10 state that few Influential
merchants of this city have made arrangements 10
provide monthly communication betw-en this
port, Chagrts and Greytown The vessel selec ed
ll@ IL he. IA R.,I-
buena, ans which Will sail upon the folio ~lag
route -SLe - 10 leave this port Tor Chagres drect
on the let OF each month, ana after iauiing her
passengers end mails at ChagreS, she ~ TO proceed
"a Greytown-remain there three days-lad on
her return 10 this port Is TO call at Chagres, and TO
remain there two days for mails, passengers, NC.
As the entire voyage viii be performed within tas
month, parties here will have three days To rerly TO
their correspondence with the nj ain In the absence
OF any other regular direct communication with
the Main. we trust thatthe merchants generally Of
this city will lend their aid 10 this laudible enter
prize, which has been spir,tedly undertakea by
the owner OF the FLORIDA, al rate that Will barely
pay her expenses, and which must consequently
fail unless supported by the mercauule body at
large. AZ The scheme may tend 10 restore NJ le ist
some share Of the trade between this city aud tho
Main, we should hope that the Florida will he cup
Piled with all the fre sht and other support u may
be in the power Of our merchants 10 throw IN her
way. IL IL unnecessary 10 rcier more fully 10 the
important trade we once carried on with the Main,
and equally 50, we shonld trust, To farther impress
uFoh ,ne HrIchehts oi hlhgsloh tue necessity 0f
ihem Literally to support the Florida in her new
route.
NARkETS.
kiScs1oS, ia Jan. 1l-rh. market is insctive. ast
usually ~ this period Of the year and large stocks
especially Of hsh and Hour, are accommodating. The
trade are Tor the most part well supplied. aud
evince no Opposition to purchase speculation
Prices are therefore greatly iavor % buyers ant
vill remsin expect until the pie, IN second
hands cold out Breads 50 barrels Gvorxets~n pi-
ios hsve been sold at lss Crackers are In xs,d in.
quiry; there not any OF wsttson's In rkst -
Corn bsgs mrrican bave changed hands a. o. I'D
per tsg OF two bushels South American remains at
our last quotations. Flour The market lie
stocked and prices have faller IN con.equSnce the
decline In the value VI the article In the United states
bss also contributed 20 d.press market four ves
esls reported In our shipping st have brought over
500 barrels The saes reported 400 barrels How
ard street fresh st sos 'ince sold IN lots at
ngurs 200 b4rrrls Brandy wine at SOC and i5eo bar.
rel a. n mi lon at