The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
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Our Havana Corr-spondsncss
HAVANA. Dec. Is, 1852.
0pssssA Movement to Illustrate Awyicam Emigya
fiow 20 st. domingo Despatch of a Special
Agsus from Havana to the Dominican Repw5
Ee-7M Isabella Ssgsnda Steamship Commits
slowed 10 Intercept the Em gvant Sple~did Party
Gisc. BY the Offers of the Unitsd States Ship
Cya~e.
Immediately after the Cherokee left tho port yes
tsrday, for New York, say about IL noon, the Spa
nish war steamer Isabel Seganda began to fire
up, and ct ESQ she steamed out Of the port, on .
secret nissiou. Her orders were to proceed to the
priaoip port Of the Spanish rePu bio DIST domingo
(Hayti,) and land DON xarisao rorriente, the spe-
eial sgeat appointed by General Cahedo to nego-
oists ana offer assistance 20 that republic, for tho
prevention there Of American colonization, and to
watch the movements Of the Sl,bSstros, which Il Is
pretended are about to rendezvous in that quarter
The Isabel Eegunda Is q new steamer, of ii guns,
and il placed under the orders Of Mr.. Torriente,
who, it is whispered, will attempt to interfere and
prevent the American coonists from landing at st.
Domingo.
cannet conclude this hasty note without devo-
ting few lines to the splendid party given yesterday
by the gallant officers Of the United States ship
Cyans. It was one Of the most ignihoent displays
Of elegance and good taste on board any
ship and when We take into confederation that the
entertainment took place in broad daylight, leaving
exposed to the eye many deficiencies which could 20
easily have been hidden by oandlelight, and yet
were 20 gracefully arranged a. to afford perfect
anidh to the beautiful sight which the whole pre-
scented, the effect was truly wonderful The invita-
lions were for ii O'Clock, "a n TO d.ieuner bal,
the first ever given bosed ship of war at Hava.
na and idea of the officers, winch all the elite of
the American, Eng lish and French society Of Havana
hastened to testify their approval by punctualy At
tending ct the hour ann olsos appointed, from
whence they were conveyed board in boats be-
longing to the Cyane and the English frigato Yes.
tai. Most Of tho guests were on board the ship by
noon, when dancing com Aen,ed and was kept up
until late In the evening, when the party broke up,
al delighted with the charming entertainment
which had been afforded them The captains cabin,
think the hAndsomsst ever saw in vessel of the
Cyanss sizs, was pla ,ed ~ tho disposition OF the
ladies; but such the many attractions deck,
and the variety Of the tasteful arrangements, that
the ladies appeared never get tired and when not
dancing they seemed ensirelv epgrcssed examining
tho Numerous beautiful devices which everywhere
surrounded them. The dejexner consisted of all the
deleacies to be procured IL Havsaa and was served
mp in superb style The servio Of pae used upon the
occasion was very massive md rich. attracting
good deal Of attention Snms very friendly toasts
and sentiments were warmly responded to on the
part of the glests-Frepch, American. and English.
There were no Spanish officers on board. They had
been guilty Of the pardon Sbis act or discoarteIy
of not oai ing upon the arrival otns Cyane at this
port, on the officers aud al hougn that vessel has
been some time here, they nave not yet had the
civiity either to welcome Offer their services to
the officers of the Cyane, AZ taose bstopging to the
French and English tqusdrons had FASTENED imme-
diately to do The officers Of the English and
French vessels in pert present she party;
and il again appeared TO afford the iyeiiess satis
faction to the EnSIisbpen 20 obs rye, that thsirs
and the national ensign OF the nitsd Stsses waved
harmoniousIy together in the pace of honor, de-
nonstratiDg the cordial ano happy friendship which
does and must ever exist be wen tbem-the two
freest, most liberal and enli2stesed nations of the
earth. Really, there were Any beautiful ladies
present that it is impossible pArticuiarizs. Mrs.
Crawford, the lady OF the Eagtsb Copsnl, was pro-
SENT Md a. usual created universal admiration not
much from her great beauty. as from her extreme
pmiablity and elegance of mspner Our dignifed
snd talented consul, Judge Shsrsey, and bis al Ways
charming lady, were Of sourss present They have
beooMe both very grest fsvorites vita the Hayanese
,sa, As heard Misslssip pisn ssy tae other day,
Judge Shsrkeys sppe srauee alone would be pass
port for him all over the word
have too little time to attempt to give you q
fuller description which this splendid entertainment
90 fully merits; but 10 SUN up may safely put it
down As the most charming party it ever was our
good fortune to attend
/ send you the D.ario de Ia Mpino, of yesterday,
containing the most comicai ANALYSIS of the Pres-
dents Message You can possibly read Have it
translated by all means, and your readers will have
hearty laugh, supposing they have got hold OF
an extract from the New York Lantern or the Lon
don Punch. OBSERVER.
from the Charleston Courier. Dec is.
We announced In regular issue this morning, the
arrival Of the Isabel from Havana and Key West The
following the principal drawn plumbers in the Havana
lottery OF the 18th inst NO 81 o30 $4,000 1883 S0
COO $685. $2o,ooo rs 022. $4,000; 1859 ss008 Nos
8yS4 45N, I2,144, 2Qtoe 80 100, each So 900; Nos
I6oo 1885, 32G7, $3.50 lo,os2 1888, 9les, 81 $780,
81 800 each 81 900; Nos 1852 2l01 43t8 1927 10 950
1852 % oei, $685. SO 100, 36,7t3, each $500.