The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-15
Intelligence from Havana.
TE,ou fh1Ne Orla aaua Delta Dec 4

TEIon the New Orleans Delta, Dec
The United States msil steamship Caerokes Ro1ny
Baxter conmander arrived last evening from New Yesk
Havana leaving the latter port on tho I'd inss 5hs
encountered in har assae strong northcriy winds Ua-
txpectedly her arrival at Havana she sdmists
enter the harbor and anchor at the usual snchsrAes
Shortly afterwsjs the Captain Of the Port appeared
alongside having gone through with ths pro
iDaree the officers OF the Cherokee told that they
could hold free with the shore land the
and receive passengers 60 giving Captain saxtse
TO understand that the difficulties bstwesn the two govern
ments settled.
the city OF Havana s perfectly healthy Left is the
hsIbor of Havana, the United states frigate Cyspe
OK BoARB SrTAMEr CHEROKEE,
Dec. 3, 1S02-5 A NJ
We have just arrived outside the Moro Castle Tb.
passengers gradually collecting deck await ths
rising u the when shall receive the signal Of
cogniop from the commandant Of the old aud
n to be honorrd with the privilege Of passing
that gloomy portal of the kaIbor
Al has been q scens Of anxiety and cxcitsmsut 70
learn the nature Of our reception-maoy questions
a,sed-msny opinions given and not few OF an omi-
nature few of the anxious onss shake their
vaguely hint at private Instructions from the
to the captain to brave every emergency ard
into port under the desoating tre OF the Moro
The captain all feel confident, Is not 70 snsh
from h orders or In acting his conception u
duty whatever he sacrtfce
In a few moments the signal ia hoisted from the old
tower Putting on mofe steam we approach directly
under the guns Of the CASTLE We gaze and nsolsnta
Tily realize a sensation of at the before
The suns rays streaming with wonderful oesuy ard
loven, the sefdant bills glitterins spires and
forests OF ssts mirroring hnsly In tho tapquil and
unrufied waters Of the Queen Of the Antlles On
left the embattled rsmpsrts Of the ancieut Aoso.
ses N III threstt nng messengers OF death remind II
all hat history and romance hava ensoaredsto our msS
baions There s hush of deep silenesbut few words
pCkenwhile each il wrapped in his musings at the
novelty and sur passing loyeliness Of the scsge
But awakened from our vagaries b. the signal
officer OF the tower Hang US our Captain replies n
which iesponse Of the hand sigpidss romissiou 20
epier It's impossible to state or deane orr o~n e@s
tens st the morert for surprised ~ so unexpssed
a result But wbs, agreeable antoipstious mao II
landing dsnpened by the picon that s not
II should Re The dignity and force of the Amsrcsa
character fear has bern lesssned by another
ofthe weakness and puss snmity Of our stnnistr.,n
That feeling was more f1ly realized by the
pressed copycties ms OF nearly all the There arc
facts yet known to to how the compounds was
made hut preudices being nearly unanimous assnst
the previous Of government hay. felt "a
humlisng the saniug OF the triumphant ais,ccs
Of the spsni,rds-sufdcenty significant OF SOME fesh
sb anne awaiting We srv II from the fret mom-st of
the arrival CT the Captain ~ the Port whose puqeso
qured that commander should descend from his o~a
es.s @ 70 sns s ane I'm shs moesns we LEFT sss
quay where crowds were gathered together to wfnees
trum,h for such wsud have been = mocks-y OF our
while in port We we're visited by the ssers Of
The sloopof war Cyane Com. Holss and from what 10
hpsd TO writer OF this IL would have been better cor
the naonsl honor had the result been refusal Of adj
mission though it mi ght have bsSr sttenird si.b
sacrifice Of life with us many express their regrets
thst such q crsis had rot taken place Whesh-r C,W-
n received such distractions TO arsrmtw
the belIiserent initiative do not kpos but srch
step were taken his own n-ibiEy, thoasa tv
nj git have been noniuslly ctnsnted or d"x'sd-d -
were Ieutenaps Porter and Davenport another scmi1s
tration would have pao him, honor~d ana admired be-
tore syDpathizing public
s-La senors yahsnte aud La Sonora Gorocouna,
Who are IN New York heye just beer pto,l4met out
lave by the Military Commission end uvted b. thst
learned committee 70 leave their husbands aad TO
Havana and suffer the garrote,
from the New Orleans Picsyupe Dsc.Tl
We have seived fss ~ the Diris De Ia arin, Cses
Ds,io Ia lia6gc 10 the I'd iustsu cne
bad been In great measure anacipated BY tbs ok
Warrior.
The Dso,io de Ia Msriaa Of the Cd saJs that the sfr
Of the Crescent City being terminated in manner hgIy
satisfactory We hardly wish to u II again. ard
then with two columns sDd bslf into vhcn arc
pressed the London Tines, the Washinetsn kepnAtc,
London Morning Chronicle steamer powhatsn judge
pklirg the Captain neral Lieut. Porter Mr. Smith,
ard many other persons and things
nom Cadjz In twenty days bringing the OF e mrtn
Of heess to the Duchess de xopspensr mo Aa"sss
| Of Spain. -. ..,..s.x
several light shocks of earthquake GAL 'eu
causirg much fear among the inhsoitanes oos uns nv
/ Tie dnnage.
that dsy being set apart for the cciebr,n ot the iunrA
obeeouss OF Gen Castanos Duke OF bsneu me Wo'ns-
to ~ srs,n sou services performed In tue Ca-
| thedraI in prefepcs Of all the military
An of,si notice from the Collector OF HsvaAs m pub
.hex In the Gaoeo OF the 2sth nitae that the exrsos
nsry duties imposed by the rcys decree af me "a No
y,mhsr 1850 osimports aud expcrts win hs coQrue&
i durrg the royel pleasure.