The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-05
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA
ARRIVAL OF III EyPIRE CITY.
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TEN DAYS LATER Mnws
ANOIH R insult TO m: AMERICAN FLAG.
Tic Execution 0' thu Editor OF the Vnr
Del Pueblo,
So, So, SO.

So, SO, So
The steamship Empire City. Captain wnd,e
arrived Yesterday If eruoon, from Nsw Orleans
v'h Havens. She brings datcs from Havana to III,
| s9,h alt.
The rews is ten days later, and import ant in Il,
character as affecting thn peaceful relations bs-
tween span and the Uaitod States Another IN.
s"ls bad teen offered 10 the American Dag oy the
| Cuhun au'horties,
| One OF Tie editors Of tho Y,s del Pueol, wa;
| gsi,o,.d on the 20 uit.
| Havana was bealth;er
/ Que t"'iespoa ieroc has reached US; also, Giles
the B'sps" de u Eia'na end Gcccts de Ia H.ban.
| 20 thc latest dates
The 'ollo~'ng article relative to the execution Of
ne edier OF the pc- cd Pubtp ,s tr4usl ..ed from
the L'a'i" dc ia Marsna OF the ,ast date:
II would b. r o'ation on ouv car to pres RI, ;,oo
upon the spectacle abich took place y-s er,,ay r..
Havana An uurottuoeiu d,lirq ic ut has esnr,ea Lv
ca ire "frihe crime Of ahch hn couv,ct4d and
thc maJesty of tie las has bc- ylaaica.ee rne aam
anmeht Of usinc'ise d.icacy whieh served "a us =,
ssmdc IA previous aaar has prevented from en-
btrng nc l'tt inomeots OF The coniem asc for tho
beautiful hgravec me- Kiln upon the If cue nsta
ct' which ays. Hatred 10 crime pity To tue oY u1.r
u Lot foEntten IN our memory Bat society h ., Its
r'etis ma the treason r,rm any excuse THO
saue tur' eUtrs WOO bssfercd rct IN. ,u,orous
Bth 60 nave been rxrcutsd inf.
IN mn. Eel'c, that the sentence of in doe rid
when impartial end unpa ~op,d haa to o. prououus.a
fof that We respect with sincere vencrston such 40
rc., ~ necessary Ms Iuui Let the anabitiou1 aud
oisturbers o. the Law of naor. scn tue rew1ri shcn
they can d'sw frrm their Dtrieucs rhc. aatho-tue.
WHlt for fh III HGd ,huir will tn n. !. crc m
IL ,bdt Aihe with cslrnni aud sracuu,,lty We
sbhoi there painful sctnc. aud traasur. our hatred
against thar crowd Of vic FOREIGNER. win on, aT th
Niatd In absolute eocuriiy provoke the incarttoas 10
their fosi. We trca-urc raucor and II ono a,v wa
ind occasion 20 pnbish them we viii receive tha u.n
rn, nj hnfI SSptir.
Our Havana Correspondence,
HAVANA, Sept 28, 1852.
j'np'ytant haasgtmce- THO Aatho,,sies of Cw5a-
Tho Character # the Captain Gc,eral-lssM to
tie dsnt,ican Fog Se,carc Of the gfl,ls of tho
Ea'k Cormslfa of Nw Fork-Orcaiag her Let.
es-A,rfsf Of Suspected Persons, &c &c &c.
The incidents wh'oh have occurred here within
the last few days, bavc been both numerous and
important. aid ns most Of these have been brought
atou by the political secretary Don Martin Galiano
1t Will perhaps. be not embarrassing to you to learn
little of the history Of man who at this m omcnt
$50 deeply concerned in tho critical affairs Of Cube
The political secretary to tho government during
the sem nasIation of General Concha, tho Brigs.
Gier General salns. having been yecale somc yoas
u'g'nsiy TO Spaih, General Coucha was compelled
to accept the services of the Fourth Aealdc Don
MsItin Galinno, to carry the duties (intarirnl
tho secretaIysh'p until regular appointed Office
could arrive from Spain. Ia the meanwhiic GctiiIl
CoDcba was recalled. and his successor, our prcsen
worthy Captain General, coming out hero Ut being
well unccrstood at Madrid) only temporarily
trusted to whom oever he might find filling tho or
Gee Of secretary to retain tho post during the short
time be, General Cansdo, expected to be Captan-
Gcberal.
Now, from sll can gather-andI have my inform
aticn fiom those who are in the habit Of being
much with His EScellcncy-Geueral Canedo is by
DO means the dcspotic character VIII ch ho il repro.
sen'ed to DO in the United Stacs o. tho co atrary
h is said that he exceeds al bis predecessors in aA
bility, and he is studiously courteous and polite,
paying al ways the greatest derence to the opinions
cfthose authorities who, from their longer residence
in tho Island. ought to be supposed to kno bctter
than biz, what is best for its welfare He receives
very little private company, never cntertains, an
appears TO prefer quiet retired life Unfortunately
for tho p sepc committed to his charge ho takes
active isterest in public aaairs but leaves every
tbioG 10 The management Of the Secretary, Don |
Mart Gsl,spo, who Is styied by all classes
sndSs virtually is--lha Captain General of Cuba
1uk The .iiiculty, and tho eouroc from whence |
Irocts ds Ell ,hupo extraordinary acts tEit must
eventually bring uhout os'sis which this govern.
ment will fud 'c difficult TO overcome The letter |
,eosn,iy aadro.s.a 70 tho s sases Of .ae ual
btTaIy penalties trum publishing intelligence rela-
tive 10 Cubao affairs, even III shcir own country,
maIptea atcset the5 ffon str Gahano. And while
fadipg tho foilowins very curous circums aucas |
ahich nave occurred within tie last few days, |
beg 0, you 20 bcsr in mind that 10 Mr. GsIiano,
ard TO HIN alone. are they to DC attrhu;ed:-
Upon tte arrival IN .his port Of cue mai s:elmer |
Empire City, or tho ia,h in g.. number oil p.i,se
aeb, uudet tbe o. dors OF Their chief man ned
L'ers. tuho cond' nined 70 several oars pre-.
s1Gio," fer etealng quicksilver from tho BcE,sh |
sieencr Gay, thon she cot ashore ths Colo o~ados
rseis. tLo westward OF Havana n 1913, aai hay.
ing served ou' his term Of p5o .nonr, raised
by Galsho to be Chief CoMmissary Of roiicc,l
summoie ed the passengers together on deck, aGd
demb pdtd Of oil those who had letters for per
sbo,o TO deliver them 20 him, under the
peLalty ofinprisonment TO any person on whom G
letter afterssrds should be iouad s,creted aud
thoy projected to- search. TIE passengers accord
Il gly delivered up tho letters they had uboGt them.
Mr L,efa consipg the seas to be brosen,
with coolno:s wh,b, but for tho consequence,
would have appeared perfectly ludcrous. Ths
took place on the deck of an A,nericnn nlaii
steamer in sbe presence Of tho captain m oficere
in the isce OF all tho passengers Tho ns~sp tps-s,
OF course, are altogether p~otioted Before going
turhcr with my details, would ontrcat ell those
IL the United States Who nave any regard for thor
irierds thie island, TO be careful, when writing
the M. to eay nothing which could in any way be
construed 10 their ipjnry The stcsedaoss Of a
sealed iettF H. as yet not understood In tho lsland
ci Cuba.
Ere you receive this letter, the bark Cornelia
VII bape arrived at New York, and tao csptaiu,
Mr.. Word, doab,l,ss eil have submitted tae CIR
eng s.snoes of bis shjp having been detained by
der Of this government. to The Ereper authori-
ies. The Co:nclIa duly bong c,ersd Mt
he custom houso, On tao :rorning OF tho 23d
" S,rtember, got unaerwegh, sad had pro.
cetdta ss fsr rs itc advanced guard ship near the
mouth o. the haI bor wasn she was boarded by, the
ehet Hiccy OF the rora. snd soen after the vessel
@sssgnin brought 20 anchor. IL sppears that Mr.
G.I;sro bad rceIvtd Information tyuan ooe Of hts
,p'ei--wto are ,egica-tbat n creole pawod' Gig
ORD. bad taken tis.passagc Tor nov YoiS in ,be
Coz elis. and ihEt ntiers scr trlieR