The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-07

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O'Clock yesterday morning.
She has had strong head winds from the Capts off
! Florida.
Our thanks due to Nj R. Lord the obigins purser
Of the p, for late news.
Annexed is list Of
PASSENGERS BY THE STEAMSHIP PRoMErHEus.
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The steamship Independence arrived San Juan del
Sud- the 10th utimo with four hundred passengers
and Sl50Oe0 in gold dust freight, having lett San
Francisco the 4h OF October The gold is consg ned
to Messas Thompson Hitchcock of Gregorys Express
of this city.
jonathan Clifford from Barnett VT died on the out
ward passage, 18th October, aged Is years.
The U 8. mail steamship Carolina put into Realejo
October 4th in distress and landed two hundred aud
fifty passengers.
The Promstheus brings dates from San Francisco to
Oct 4th There IN the hands Of the $780,
Ooo in gold dust.
We learn that Mr. Throsher is be tried at Havana,
by military commission.
The American prisoners at Havana were awaiting a
ship to convey them to Spain.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAyAS., Oct 60, 1851.
The FEELINGS Of the Spaniards topards the United States
The .4mriesn Consul The Arrest Of Mr.. TAraser, &c.
The statements of the liberated individuals Of the
Cuban expedition, published in the United States
deemed here, by the European spaniards and their
friends, the officials, (who unquestiopably ruled in
great degree by their opinions destitute of truth
The former violent in the expression of their sent
namely the liberation of individuals and tie
tsnce of imprisonment to the remainder in spain-agu.
ing that their did not admit of cleen-y and
that even the sovereign had right to interrupt
the extreme penalty Of the la VS. in crime tending to
upset their fortunes and exposing their lives Another
topic Il Indignation to the European spsniard is the
removal of Consul Xr Owen for preventing the
execution Of the fifty Americans An Auaerc In Consul
in the first place Is deemed by III chief spy aud
abettor Of the expeditions got NJ in the United States
Then again they cay he has no influence whatever at
hesdquarters--thst here communication from him
woula be entertained, on the ground that he has
diplomatic jurisdiction or action They also say that
any interference by the American consul would have
been viewed meddng with the laws, aud dctation
which they uld have spurned with contempt Inow
means will be applied &C the cour. Of Madrid
by many influential but vndictve, spanisds here TO
punishment Of the prisoners sent to Spain.
The spirit Of the press in old Spain, violent in
IRENE aud calling for against the United States
responded TO here heartily by tie old pausrds Any
harsh measures would be acceptable No intercourse
whatever with would be agreeable to their revenye
That good patured individual Mr. Thrssher. has got
into uly There indications Of great treschery
certain papers, which, it is alleged implicate him ser
ousy.
OUR NICARAGUA CORRESPONDENCE.
San Js.S DEL NoRrE, Oct. %, 1851.
The Progress ofe Reroiuton- The Canal COapany-77>
Disaster 10 tie CGrOiind-7As Passengers Overland de-
Since mine Of the 10th instant the advance guard of
the army of the government. for the restoration OF
order" commanded by General Charnorro consisting Of
thousand has reached the village Of Natearas
on their route towards Leon.
Montenegro q jose Jesus de Alfaro Is re.
present.d to be Of sterling abilities ,ound sense
and Of liberal disposition
Muhoz has hitherto been supposed to be about the
only public man In the country who was not bound
down BY that Jealousy Of foreigners characteristic of
spanish but he and his party sturdily oppose
the granting any more monor oies to the Canal Uom-
rany and II Re should be successful in this rev ,u.on
the exclusive right Of transit certiy granted to the
Canal Company, will probably be revoked aud tn. bust
Mes,rs: Rowland A'pinwail bad made application
10 the Pineda government previous 10 the revolution for
a right OF transit
John j. Doyle, Efq. the recently appointed general
for the Canal Company to supersede Albert Corn
Ltq bss gone up the river and will assume his duties
at once
About two hur dred and hy of the PASSENGERS Of the
tteamer esrclina- q Howisnd Aspnwsls line from
San frsrsisc to ran,ma, have arrived in this town
having left the ship e kvsejo she having been obliged
TO put into thu port The Carolina discovered TO be
In lesky condition, her machinery much d-rsnsed and
broken few days cut Of San francisco aud the pas
sengers obliged TO labor both the pumps aud by
bairg In order to keep the ship shost and TO enable
them to reach some port; and after sixteen days
travelling through Nicaragua In the rainy having
BEEN obliged TO the lake and descend the river
burgess part Of them have reached this place many
SICK With the fever Of the country suoernduced by the
One Of the passengers, Mr. jeremiah Hurley, Of New
York city has died since his arrival in this town
',nssr s s,er, SSn mee;i1. Of these passengers
msnt OF the facts put forth and firm deposition maui
tested TO claim from TIE Of the steamer
been obliged to incur ard the jeopardy which their
hvestta been opposed fhey state that the ship was
unsesxorthy This meeting represented fifteen states
Ct North America
Marine Affairs.
Ahrr,L o. THE Ro.soKr This steamer arrived last |
night, in thirty hours from Richmond.
I.r.ou AT UoeosrS The fine bark Camilla Of sbout
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