The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
The News.

Decidedly the most important Of the late insorna-
lion from all quarters which this morning spread
before our readers is the news yesterday brought
nom Havana by the steamship Black Warrior. Oar
correspondents and trsnslators have given a CON-
plete history Of events the island of Cuba since
our previous advices, will be reference to
The first page. We have spoken at length with re-
gard to this intelligence in another article.
Ameng the most interesting foreign intelligence
in our columns to-day, is the translation from the
Havana Diario de Ia Marina of its Mexican COR
reuondence. 1t gives birdseye view of the
evolutionary movements in the departments Of
Vera Cruz, Puebla, Jalisco, and Quad aajara, and
the object at The bottom Of all these conspiraces
which is nothing more nor less than the re-es.ab-
hshment of Santa Anna the supreme head and
dictator of the country 1t is quite likely that
Santa Anna is not party to these movements; but
if, in his name, they should result in successful
combined movement, and the overthrow Of the
present government, he will doubtless be ready to
respond to the call of his partsans and return to
take again the helm OF State. 1t appears that the
revolutionists are making Roadway, and that the
name Of Santa Anna is revivipg his old pOpu-
larity among the Mexicans in q manner
sufficient to give some alarm to President Arista
Gates also the uncertain tenure of Mexican Presi-
dent, unless he invests himself, like Santa Anna,
with absolute power, and has the nerve to enforce
it. The nationality Of Mexico is, in fact, dying
out, and the day is net far off when she must either
be turned over to the protection Of Great Britain
or the United States, notwithstanding the exclu-
sive ideas of Gen Scott and his hostih ~ 10 mixing
UP the Mexicans with the Anglo Saxon race 1t
would ha a yamarka HE thino if ha shouId he Ia
tailed by President Pierce to finish the work which
he might have finished, without firing another gun,
under President Polk. Who can pretend to say
what shall be the end Of the Tehuantepec difficulty,
and the present revolutionary condition Of Mexico
In fact, on the verge OF another great epoch
in all our American relations.
The additio nal European news elsewhere given
possesses consider able interest," owing to the fact
that several of the articles relate to affairs on this
continent. The Cuban difficulties, the California
gold mines, our ship builders and navgators, &C.,
to occupy the especial attention of the British
press just Mt this time, almost to the exclusion Of
matters nearer home. We quote from the Liver.
pool Coia some further particulars concerning the
reck Of the American ship Mobile, by whicn som
seventy human beings were hurried into watery
grave. The negotiations with regard to tie recon
struction Of the German ZoIlverein, the horrible
tragedy caused by jealousy in Paris the account of
the death Of CastinoI, &C.; will all attract great
deal Of attention.
A terrific gale occurred near Lewes, Del on
Thursday in the course OF which the boilers Of the
teamer St. Nicholas gave out, and she was com
PEELED to heaye TO. On the 50 ne day couple of
yachts started out from Philadelphia for race.
one has returned, after being somewhat damaged
by the ssorm but the other has not yet been heard
from.
From Philadelphia we learn that the bark Baltic.
which was yesterday reported in the HERALD as
hayIg been abandoned at sea in a sinking condition,
was owned by firm In thai city, and her cargo was
insured in London
Our inside pages to day, contain the fourth days
proceedings in the New Iork Fire Cases. arising out
of the destruction Of buildings by gunpowler during
the great coDaagrstion in 1885, Description Of Ar
.icles at the Fair Of the American Institute: Work
doing in the Brooklyn Navy Yard The Appropria
tion for the Mexican Boundary Commission: Mes,
sage Of Governor Toote, Of Mississippi; New Mode
Of Manufacturing and Refining Sugar; Money Mar
ket end Trade Report, SC. Also, great number
Of advertisements, many Of which are not only in.
terestng but will save dealers and Others hours Of
unnecessary toll In the way Of running about the
city, endeavoring TO find that which they can gene
rally procure in a few minutes by turning to our
columns.
CAUGHT AT FAuLr.--From the results Of the re-
ssrt State elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Indiana, we are afraid that the whig party must