The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-15

Interesting from Havana.
We have received, by the Isabel, at Charles
ton, files Of the Dario De Ia Marusa and Faro dusIai de
Ia Ho1anS to the sth inst.
The papers publish the message Of President Fillmore
relative to the second invasion against Cuba and praise
the energetic measures taken by the government at
Washington, that occasion On the other hand, the
Governor General Of Cuba is ready receive the
dtonists, and has received from every city, marks Of
the most sincere attachment to the Queen and to the
Spanish government We find, in papers some arti
cles translated from the NeU York Herald about the so
much talked of expedition.
on the 4th instant the English steamer Inhexible
arrived at Havana from Trinidad 1t is said that she
will remain for some time in the port
The Retze American steamer, arrived on the 9TH
ON the 7th the steamer Bazan entered the port OF
Havana having board two companies OF the regiment
Of Baien with officers of the army left at Sagua
dc Tasaino where they arrived from Cadz by the Mari
from the Diario de la Marina, May3l
The full confidence with which the country is pos
sessed relying entirely without fear or surprise in the
energy and skill of the Governor and Captain General
is plainly confirmed by the official documents which
will be found in our columns.
The first is order OF the day. communicated to the
army, dated the 10th Of April Our brave soldiers have
received with pleasure the short and appropriate elocu
ton of their chief only because it renders justice
therloyay that the pirates preo nded to dsme by the
vet calunnie but by the hope being able 10
them, in an exemplary manner upon those whom the
world considers ! the enemies of whole humanity
The country will see, also with no less satisfaction,
although without surprise the circular following the
has given proofs enough If his vigilance for the trau
guilty and prosperity Of this island that 1t impli
city conde in his ability and learning and y i that,
in spite al the publication time ago of the plots
and steps Of the pirates which have been always the
first TO make known, Notwithstanding the secrecy in
which malicious wanted to keep them the country
has continued with tranquility its business without
being troubled by amy tear in its habtual occupations
1t is The reward Of cares Of the urious Genera,
that inspires. more than words the confidence which
gives the high qualities which all OF Us are pleased TO
recognise in him.
TO THE ARMY cusA.
liz ESoeensy sr Captain General has erasred the pab-
der Of this given at the date OF the 18th ult.
GENERA ARMY.
solders--The same who, in Carlenas. eowarily
, an VINO a men, ass .ha hi
mercy viii be given them
Y follow 5 JOSE s. IA cSsc.
SECRETARY -eEsERAI,s OFFICE
His Excellence and Captain neral has ordered
a th sse the
Oriental Departments and to ant the
has come to the knowledge Of the government that
rev q pirates same Is shio which tEga place ~
propose themselves doubt wen a. before to
and to disturb the order which resa in this 5eaasiu part
the n en Of the .s and the
taken b. the the most guarantees that
landing You then declare that the advice Of this
invasion produces no alarm in the district under your
the determination Of the pirates whatever be their
the common which the government counts
anxiety and trouble amidst the paec neghbors
be the Of the business which would BE-
It's then necessary to avoid which would
security Which animate he The present.
mpIe then upon ,hs the OBJ
means only necessary when the are really
ahe vigilance, activity, and prudence which
But you must not forget that in those eases one Of the
the spirits to quiet them take ct least that the
G nhn IF the ise tue nos y
single instant Acting in that have the Greatest
peaee necessary q the island follow way Of
VIVA. have said You VIII make you understand the
thought Of the ,rnraes which win conduct
HAVANA. April .; 1851.
HAVANA, May !, ISL.
We read in the paper
We publish the proclamation Of the President of the
United States sr Fillmore which have received from
New Orleans. The terms in which it is written are
without doubt greatly mere expressive than those Of
the anterior documents Of the same kind for IL is said
similar expeditions must only be considered enter
prises Of robbery and plage which merit the disap-
probation Of the civilized world This qualification
in which plainly found md defined the crime pra-
cy in full accordance with the principles expressed by
hr Fillmore in his TO the Congress and is also
sufficient TO prove the authority with which any nation
under such circumstances, viii have the power Of
ing the cxpeditunists pirates. We say any nation
ard where will want because the right of ours
to publish the crimes committed in all the extent of our
our territory IL Is not necessary to strange quaca-
tions In fine the proclamation Of the President demon.
sfratcs that he understands all the discrcdt that the
piratca expeditions aimed upon the territory the
tnion cast upon his country aud all the consequences
which may accumulate the United States the faul.
Of not accomplishing the treaties.
MARKETS.
Havana, May 1s5l.-We append our printed report
The three eaIgues Of rice named therein per
Gulnare and saners The Adcla in since with 300
casks, which placed nj l0 and 80 casks sold
from store at lsi There so casks stored in
first hands and old parcels in hands The
Only transaction in T. p lumber, since our last
cargo OF steam saved from Georgetown badly assorted
SIS Two cargo,s from Mobile and from Pensacola
arrived on contract hols-ses l. higher, and
lad ut less that here in the outports Prices Of
unchanged Two vessels Of 600 and 400
boxes were taken for Cowes Ut e. Ia 3D. aud Of
200 200 boxes. ut 81 los Exchange ON London 4
as per cent prem New York and Boston, a 81 per
cent discount.