The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-25

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subjoined the names of those who
DIED AND WERE BURIED AT SEA-
On the morning OF the 22d inst, of typhus fever A.
on the morning Of the oath inst, of typhus fever,
Mr.. GRovrn, of Groton. Mass At same time Of con-
sumption, b. RIcr, of Monmouth, Mas.
The following 10 the
AMOUNT OF GOLD DUST BY THE FALCON
So 628 gold dust, to Churchnan. Roberts x Co.
$1,000 do do to order, marked 7. & w.
Sl,256 do. do. to w Hodge l. Co.
The steamer Pacific Capt. Jarvis, from New Orleans
and the Georgia, from New York, arrived at Havana
the morning of the l7h Both had left for ohsgrss
the former the 18th, and the latter on the 10th.
Our old friend, O. v. Holenbeck, Esq, has returned
from Havana, and engaged rooms in the Falcon for
Jenny Lind and Bsrnuu, and large party, consisting
of forty persons, who waiting at Havana the
return Of the Falcon to take passage to New Orleans
The US. sloop ofwar Albany Comd't Chss. T. Plstt
arrived at Havana on the 18th.
Mr. James Gordon Bennett and lady had received
great deal Of attention Havana They had been twice
invited to dine with the Captain General and received
cards of invitation for every ball given while they
there Considerable anxiety had been manifested to
ascertain Mr. Benefits opinions upon the question Of
INVASION revolution, the sustaining Of the present
government and he invariably referred the qusrst to
the Herald.
new order Of the government has been issued
limiting the landing Of passengers to wharf and
importing fee Of one dollar upon all who wish to land
This order not admired by the passengers Of the
steamers Philadelphia and Falcon great majority
whom refused to land The order had caused consider
able feeling among the boatmen, sckmen and others
who found their prohts in minsterng to the wants Of
returning Caliornians 1t is probable the order may
be rescinded.
Havana was quiet, but a runner was abroad Of
other invasion being plated; but 1t found few
believers.
The new Captain General Ess very active, and kept
the troops constant dnM. 1Ae day before the Fs-
con left sham hght took place = Fort Principe.
There had been much excitement at Havsns In
sequence Of the execution of young man charge
OF having killed police officer while the latter
endeavoring to arrest him.
The circumstances these =
Several OF the ocers end.avored to the young
man, who defended himself against their maltreat-
ment. In the ARRAY, of the officers stabbed
and died Immediately, and the ysung man was cap
tured by a bloodhound, which bit him severely, The
trial caused much excitement; but the young
condemned and executed. Subsequently, II was dis.
covered tbatthe mortal wound had been given by
other ftbs officers, who has since lost his reason
Jenny Lind had given four concsrts-ths last Of
which for charitable purposes. The Nightingale
met with great applause; but her epresario Bsrnum
no, at all rs,bsd by the spaniaros as he had put
prices for admission at higher point than hsd ever
been known before
when he advertised his prices which si7 fors
boz holding six persons aud 81 entrance fees and for
the parquete 81 25 for entrance fee and ssatoue
the papers came out against him, and the affair at
once took political cast The receipts Of the nrst
concert were $4,000 and the second only s27oo
The Creoles attended the concerts, while the old
sparisds stayed away This occurred forthree nyhts
when Bsrnum determined to give more concerts
and announced the fourth for charitable purposes
To this all parties crowded, aud the theatre
only hles but the sale Of tickets had to be stopped
The receipts at this concert amounted to 5000 clear
ef all expenses Which vas distributed a. follows
81 600 to the Lying IN Hospitals ~ 0co to the Charity
Hospital Of St. John Of God; $1,000 70 the Catalan
Ben.ncent Society; 81 900 TO the Ursuline Conv,n.
for the Education Of Poor Children and 81 600 In aims
for the deservipg poor
The creoles had formed plan TO give Jenny Lind q
demonstration, and committee waited u pom Bsrnum
Offering him fall house n he would give another
cert. lie left the matter entirely TO Jenny Who ap
pointed the following Monday to see the committee.
Jenny has been much spplauded, and her voice pro.
nounced a most sstoni,hing one Her Swedish songs
did OF take At all. She only sung them once.
Belietti vas very we'll received.
Bsrnum has probably lest from $40 ooo TO SIS 900 In
Havana.
The Havana papers have several curious articles
about Jenny Lind and Barnum. which may trans
late and give on Monday Tonight We have only
room fora few extracts rh. DiaSfo A. "a Harana. in
tpeahing Of the charity concert, says -
IL in the other concerts the house not 20 nu-
merously attended the fault u attributable to Bar
mum, Who set the prices at exorbitant sun which
deprived great many people of hearing the canir,
After having, In . strong article, criticized tae
nsgrmept Of Bsrnum, that journal says
We received letter frsm ST. Marti rorren., 4.
concert Of Jenny Lind to h. given TO in'ttu
tioIt of benevolence This crcnmstsnoe charges e.-
tirey for this occasion the aspect Of the
nous prices ct by Barnum for hesring tho swedish
nightingale. We must not lock At the pftce., but ~
the work a. charity intended by Jenny Lins Tor The
uphaI beings ~ Havana We must a ge - 'sr her
hud carry tribute tor the poor For ~ We 'ay
~ shsn repeat 20 friends, 90 81 II nsar Jenny
Lird.w hscaupe will not on This OCCASION, be the
victims of exaggerated speculation Ia nconsrbuting
| 10 eors - charity.
The Pave Indusrlsi, which, from the bssinnius vas
The prircrsl organ % Barnum, af.er having spoken
Of the mail audience present at tn. second ooncsrt
| sa-s.-
| We must cav ths. the audiencs vas very small
feoptifirR the ttits cf The ARTIST for tn e,rnrv
| snd for Jenny lind Aceustomei ~ coun. dav Nv
Jay. Ae4 tElanFbsnt Dyetion. fvt several years in