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

lCprrsspohusnco OF the beAcon OF Ohoa
HAVANA Deo. a. 1853
Their success in the Crescent City affair has led them
to the committing OF nesh outrsss upon citizens
b re IT ~ this-Csptsin Adams Gray, m old sbpmss
ter and highly respectful citizen OF Bsltmoce, sold ia
New York the ship Lady suffolk. With the condition
that she WAS TO be delivered in Marcel He tsok hsr
there and gave her up to her who put
and officers board. Captain Gray with his aud
crew came up bsr. Hs deposited bis resser VI h tue
Consul. paid on the MEN, ana was waiting for the
steamer to 30 Nor5h. Ono cold, wet night, toe
police went 10 hi, hotel and arrested him and
them in separate dungeons. Not spsasing the Ian
gnage Captain Gray, wac is old msn (apOut sixty
yeArs.) obliged to walk his cell ali night, the
hcor was too damp and filthy to lie DOM upon Is
not until the fourth day that any allosed
to zee them when Mr. Cabsrge. . ship chandler went
and found the old sick aud miserable aud his
son ont Ct bis mind They did not know what they
arrested for but 1T they charged with ling
the Lady Suffolk for the slave trade che only action
taken by Judge Shsrkey has been note which cent
to the Captstn General, of which notice has bsen
taken think the uuth OF the matter ia that the c,n
sui feels ut the sending Judge Conkn toe
evident in not informing him about the setls
othe Gre City affair and the utter negecU With
while every note from the Spanish Minister is accepted
ssgo'pel l think he has GOOD cause to complain. but
prove that Is. people ~ %sa
who feels for the honor Of his country II the Prcsi
dent will not.
The ball has of at the palace on the occasion
Of the Queens bsthoay and Is sad to havs been ns
enc Canedo was very p9l.e, am tsld but very dsy-
ros dsl Pueblo has e-sppeared in nauu.crip and
il largely circulated the BIO tom is put in 10 re let
t.rs Copy and circuatsn ana every Creole oosys
Injunction The number Is kAble ths
Der fittings and person. " hurrahs forYps Cubs Ii.
bter f1ts la .9me,ca, .Vips G,nuso Ssafhe' Tipaa
los Captains Porter and Dornport"' SO sc Tho i'm
pndsDce Of the thing in keeping after type press
&c are burnt, gives II interest Copies cent
am told to Canedo and knew who I'd doas so
previously many did 1t out Of pure fun he excitea
he-sno fer ssversl days they lainsd upon him.
young man has been sentenced to four years i'm
prisor me ut at Seville, tor being about write you
letter He hsd three lines written, when the police
poursed upon the house AS there nothing In what
he had written be did not deny and they
him for what they supposed he va. going to write.
WHAT THE sPANIARDs IN CUBA RELY ON
In the correspondence Of FL Espano printed in The
city Of Mexico. the 9th ult find the folio wux
summary of the forces on whch rslsuce Il placed foP
holding senp1e fi" island Of Cuba to its all sisocs
Eng.h steamer Highnyer 20 psixhsm guns Of IS, and
English steamers areaser and Buzz,sd, Of 10 6s and
1,64 pound paixhems each
Two French war steamers, number Of men and guns
not ct down
The Spanards have armed steamers and IL III.
gates and sleeps Of the coast OF Cubs
The garrison Of Havana musters Ot0 regular troops
not one quarter many required to the for
tifcstions
The troops in the Of the lsnd may b. set down 1t
1000 but they die and desert faster than recruits
arrive.