The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-21


Arrival OF tho Georgia.
TIE DELAY OF THE oALIFoRsfA xAILs-0NE WEEK
LATER FROM HAVANA.
The mail steamship Georgia Capt Porter, arrived yes
terday morning with the California mails the 10th
ult Owing to the orders Of The Postmaster General.
these mails have been delayed week ten days We
hope that the Office agents will fresh instruc
tons TO enable merchants in future to receive their
correspondence by the first direct steamer to New York
The Georgia left Havana the 18th inst Our previous
advices of the It'll.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, April ii. 1852
Magncet Royal Fate-Gen Conchas Recall and its Effect
on The band-7he Markets, &C., &c.
Business has been at complete stand still since the
Sth inst in consequence Of the soemnities of the
three days of Lent and the royal etes which terminate
to-day The latter have been celebrated with great mag
Observation-Disclosures, salutes balls. &c Sunday
Monday, and Tuesday nights, the Plaza de Armas was
blaze of light. Some idea of the brancy of the
spectacle may be gathered, when that upon the
palaces OF the Captain General the Intendant and the
Court Of Santo vana suspended thousand
lights, making the WHOLE area of the Plaza light
day The delightful music of the bands and the crowds
Of ladies grand toilette concured render the in
the highest degree pleasant and insprting. Perhaps
however. The illumination of the Spanish -ofwar in
all Their rigging covered with lamps from the decks
to the trucks and the lins of light shining out in the
darkness without any perceivable support had
Chanting aud fairy. like aspect
BY the arrival Of the Isabel from Charleston we were
made acquainted with the fact OF GEN Conchas recall,
and the appointment Of GEN Caneda his in
the government OF Cuba The intelligence may safely
say received with universal regret and
man. IN The time Gen Concha has been administering
the Affairs of the island could have succeeded in
cIectuaiy winning the good will, esteem and friendship
OF all clacs than has done In the short space of
IL
ter to win him the of the best Captain General
Cuba has ever had His successor must be a wise
able and good man, to fill the STATEN to which he is APP
pointed in such manner to avoid unfayorable
parisons viii his predecessor.
The Cherokee. arriving from Aspinwal City on the
18th narrowly escaped being quaranned here inasmuc
as the Captain of the Port knew such place Aspn
wall City: but he was satisfied at last with bin of
health flom the physician attached to the Panama Rail-
road, with which Capt Davenport had provided himself
in view OF such an emergency
Since the sailing of the last steamer incident
thy of record has transpred upon the island. Forth
nately for the planters. the wet weather then
having. has been succeeded by and dry,
and favorable in high degree to the cutting and grinding
OF the Should further circumstances in
the crop sugar may yet average one
withdrawing the ccoakings of fortnight since. Up
to the commencement of the holidays there has been
quite a brisk business done in sugars principally for
Europe; but large orders remained untitled. in
quence OF limits being too low for the market. One
cargo of white for the Russian market sold at "a
71ars. Prices have not altered in any material leu
lar since my last and repeat the quotations made
then:Assorted half white and half brown. Az 7, and
5}a .tsrH Whlte. alone. lUrS.; brOwn alone. a q
4i4rs.; cucuruchos 80 3Ars muscoyado 81 5rs.
In coffee there has been something doing chiefly for New
Orleans. AT 81 so IS 20 per quntal IDS and Dds.
American produce is without any change Of interest.
except in -four of which there have been sales at S13 80
showing decline since the lst lust of 50 per barrel
Large arrivals expected from spain.
The expectations from Havana. from the 1st instant to
date, and previously, this year. are as tollows-
1St inst. 70 date. Prcrioasy. Total.
Sugar. boxes. ......... 2l994 143.629 165,623
Coffee. a,robas. SAB 1926 1888
Cigars, thousand 1916 1880 1896
Tobacco pounds .... IL 440 772493 1888, 1893
Molassee hogshcads. . 334 11,91S 14252
OF the expectations from Isl inst to date there to
the United States 254 boxes sugar 25I9 do coffee and
1884 hhds molasses.
The cxporato from Matanzas from the LIST to the
18th inst and previously. We're as follows
LIST 10 11ih inst Previously Total.
sugar DoxeS......... l0S4U JI.o4o gl.UoS
Moasses hogsheads. 27S7 30.40l 331SS
Of the total exports there went to the United States
45112 boxes sugar. and q $50 hogsheads molasses.
Freghts.-Baltc. e. los a g. lbs Cd; Great Britain.
co e. 10s; Cowes and market in the Baltic e. 12s
Cd 81 15s.; Mediterranean. f2 5s e. rs. 3D.;
France SOf S5f; United States 81 I2 per box sugar.
and So 81 SO per hhd moasses; and 81 50 per hid.
sugar from here and outports.
Exchanges are without change:-0n London, 60 days
sight. 10 10la per cent prem: New York do do "a
81 per cent dis: Boston do do. "a per cent dis.
Paris do DO ~ per cent dis; Mexican dollars prem
On boaid; American gold, "a per cent dis. B.