The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-21
Misccllans ,as News.

lSVrrsspohusnco OF the beacon OF Jhoa ]
HAVANA, Dec. a. 1856:
Their success in the Crescent City sf led
to the committing Of fresh Outrage upon cur citizens
hire IT Is this:-Csptain Adams Gray, old sh,pm.s-
ter and highly respectable citizen Of Bsltooee cold ia
New York the ship Lady suffolk. with the condition
that she Was TO be delivered in Marcel He tcoE har
there and her up to her who put q
and officers on board. Captain Gray with his and
crew up here He deposited his reg or vi n tns
Consul. paid of the men, ana was waiting for the
steamer to 90 North Ono cold, wet night, toe
police went 10 hi, hotel and arrested him and
bis son assigning reason for doing deeR aed
them in separate dungeons. Not speaking the Ian
guAge Captain Graz wac is old msn (about sixty
yeArs) was obliged to walk his cell ali night
hcor was too damp ana filthy to ii. upon IL was
not until the fourth gay that any was alo~ed
70 rec them when Mr. Caosrse ship chandler went
and found the poor old sick and miserable aud his
son ont q bis mind They did not know what they
arresd for but It seems they were charged with ling
the Lady Suffolk for the slave trade che only action
taken by Judge Shsrkey has been note which hs sent
to the Captain General of which notice has bsen
taken think uuth OF the matter is that the con
sui feels the sending Judge Conkn here at toe
evident sg ut in not informing him about the set
ofthe Che cent City ar and II the utter neglect With
which his Communication treated at Washington,
while every note from the Spanish Minister ,epted
ssgo'pel think he has good to complain. but
events fully prove that the people will support man
Who feels for the honor of his country. if the Presi
dent will not.
The ball has come of at the palace on the occasion
Of the Queens bisthday and Is sad to bavs been
enc Canedo was very p5H.e am ted, but very dry-
Inc yos da Pueblo has rssppeared in manuscript ard
IL largely crculsted Al the DO tom is put ge let
t.rs Copy ana circulate" and every Creole oosys
Injunction The last number is kAbe for th
Der othings and persons IL hurrahs Yips Cubs
5ten' ''Its Ia .9e,ica!' 1,ra Gapsmo Ssafhr, praa
los Captains Porter and Darcnsorfn SO sc The ion
pndsDce " the thing keeping up after type pres
&c burnt. gives it interest Copies we're cent 80
am told to Canedo and rs knew who had doas
previously many did 1t out OF pure fun he exctea
he-sno fer seversl days they iainsd him.
young man has been sentenced TO four years i'm
PRIOR ebt at Seville for being about to write you
letter He hSd three lines Written, when the police
pounssd upon the house AS there nothing In what
he bad written, be did not IL and they sentenced
him for what they supposed he was going to write.
WHAT THE sPANIARDs IN CUBA RELY ON
In the correspondence OF Ell Espanoi printed in The
city OF Mexico. the 9th nit We ind the folio wiax
summary of the forces which reliance II placed for
holding ei enp,e f" iand Of Cuba to its all-gsnce
Ensi'h steamer Hghnyer, 20 psixhsm guns Of 49, and
/ Of - pounds ball.
English steamers Greaser and Buzz.sd, Of 10 6s and
1'H pound paixhams each
Two French war steamers, number Of men and guns
not fet down
The spanisrds have seven armed steamers, and IL iii
gates and sleeps Of war the coast OF Cubs
The garrison Of Havana musters 0f0 regular troops
not one quarter msny required to the for
tifcstions
The troops in the Of the ssnd may be set down at
1000 men but they die and de.ert faster than
arrive.