The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-08

II Arrival Of the Crescent City.
$0ws FROM CUBA-oUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
II MARKETS.
The United States mail steamship Crescent City, Lieut.
J. F. Sohsnck u N, commanding, arrived here yestsr-
lay morning She left New Orleans at ESQ A. NJ on the
10th ut for New York Havana whence she sailed ct
A. N. Of the lat inst with the mails and passengers
This port.
The Crescent City encounts red very heavy weather dur
' Ing the greater part Of the passage.
There was largo quantity of shipping In the harbor
d Havana, and trade in exports was reported brisk
The rsvsges OF cholera and yellow fever had been Of
ectuay stayed in the interior and southern parts Of
Cuba and the island reported enjoying its usual
health.
Her Britannia Majestys sloop Of war vestal sailed
rom Havana q cruise, early on the morning OF the
Est inst.
Our thanks are due Mr. Purser Buay for late news
and for dIes of the Diio de la Marina Of Havana to
The November They do not however, contain single
tenn Of interesting We nave also receved--not
however, through the same copy of re-
Toluonary paper circulated in Cuba under the title of
la Vos del Pueblo CuJqno
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, October 80, 1853.
Tk English in Manufactured of The War Shin Ves,a-
The apprentice treaty and its enforcement General Pi-
sela and the Captain Gensralaip-Profts of the Post
The Nine Imprisoned Anericans-Ssnencses Of Three of
the Ma'-Or War FIea-Ou SvplS Cash-Military
Pasions-Shpping Intelligence
love the voice of sOld England as 1t ttunders over
he wave-as il echoes from the guns against the walls
CabaDas-as it is found in silver tones among the
unges Of Inda-or in volumes Of kindling eloquence
filing the national halls Of the land But-woud there
we're no buts-the secret policy, and the contingent
unds for its support by which Britain sndeavors to
rol the industry Of every land and all interests
subservient action for her benefit of doubtful pro-
priey in great nation, and wish 1t could be bottsd
forever from her history.
The soap Of war vesta arrived ON the 2Sth from a.
naica, Mr. thompson in command, and It looks like
orcble application Of the late treaty to the taste and
APPRECIATION of Cuba In connection with the declaration
hat English and French feet to fill waters,
The reception, in the feelings OF the people, has been
made with disguised disgust The officers Of this ship
are well known in this community, and yet, as observed
hem the general promenade the evening of their
va there spaniards creoles willing recog
nixe them, beyond the hired agents of their ship.
|chandlery Aud yet they watched with keen in
|hustion, that meant more than words could utter
We have yet official notice publication OF the
treaty, and its provisions but mperecty compre-
hended yet of the basis enough is known to determius
ubhe OPINION against it. and there found in its
few Of the spee uiatve class that feed
Cubs for given term Of years. with purpose Of return to
enoy their ilgosen gains u the home land And they
repy:-sOf what consequence to usa In years, or
|tess, will have all want; and who cares what be-
comes Of the white people OF CuoaT And there is but
pne prayer Offering here-not to be found in the
State prayer book of Engand-that tho Almighty, in
bis INFINITE mercy, will fna sufficient occupation for the
Forces naval military civil of q. B. NJ in the East
the only hope they have FOR the security of their
homes the safety of heir families and the future pros
perty and being OF the island Of Caba. The Blu o-
Of Ia / Na n
pecinen OF our great consistency in yielding natonal
honor British dctation, fighting with much grs-
have ourselves proved, and approved in pockets
Yesterday, on Change it ruInored that General
al Of Cuba, aud other mentioned probably
appointed At the first going oil these gentlemen ina
ne that there end TO the official bonus, under the
pew tystem; but If they will consult with gentleman
here, who is well known to fame in his private family
elatons we'll in his public dstIibu i've agency,
hey would learn that three per head for
1rea negroes makes not much money per
bead Tor two thoGsand-a difference 10 be derived from
sliding for thirty seven years instead of ten
making the proportion Of the past to the present pecu
hilary ten ptations as IS, 100 is 70 So, 000
These things viii BIZ too rapidly verified by the facts
and England will find multitude Of new officers and
agents carry out and enforce her plans and
hen, herself defeated in the sscted purpose, but pos
by not 10 the Interior and more important OBJECT In the
obstruction OF the aricul ura interests OF Cuo organ
ation OF nav race end new society, under her own
mosquetoe Influences, and thus w4iving the black
esom tor ards the United States where lies bu led the
|eecIet object of her hate. believe General Pizuea
advised and although he not sppear to covet
The positioa he wit be very careful not decline it.
|such things come not but once in lifetime and the
golden fleece is here which he knows how to appreciate
The nine americans are all in the lock up OF General
|Tacon, whore they wait long time for the protec
ton of their country but three the frs to be dis
posed OF yesterday for fur years Of prison service
Ito SPAIN anj the other six will not be compelled
Gure more than Xix eight months before their
will be determined by Spanish justice, for the
had ON he sy
would not remain here six weeks; but as do not know
what political effect his panaloons might have The
point Is beyond my acunen. But If the men can be
saved for sake get somebody TO advise change
in the nehers If government should pay the cost
1t would be q saving in the end
lear much said of the vessels of war of the
United States not being hsre, but presume they
much better employed down east; at least what they
pleasant social relations feasDg and dancing which
happy aids of modern diplomacy they convenient
they might be offensive. BY the way, have not your
folks $2 900 surplus Have you contingent
for secret service money? About two and half millions
OF dollars for exchange purposes might be happily
placed just now, and all civilization would say
Think not that am going advocate wrong dong-that
reprobate home; but il is good rule etimes
1he practice is established do not that you haze any
the morals to the contrary
Cuba has paid to widow, orphans, and relatives Of
wounded and deceased soldiers in the last INVASION in
GLIDING the militia drawn from the peasantry of the
try the OF 1884 1923 g. and the business of the pa
triotic commission for the essmen and distribution
have closed their abors by report the 18th inst with
fuu statement which has been approved and blished
for general information will find In papers by this
steamer; and am informed that the patriotism
would like to invest ten times the amount If another piece
Of more enlarged folly could be wrought thereby But of
this have faith. There Is time for all things but
freedom for Cuba which, perhaps she does deserve
But rights convention had location here there
might be some sense in their unsexing for if the women
we're men, the men women, the slippers and dis
ta6s weuld have settled the question long ago.
The vessel captured some weeks since, Portuguese
coast trader with 100 Africans bound for Cuban freedom
Vas taken to Jamaica for adjudication as the prize meney
Was rather certain there than under the British
dition.
have been to the Cathedral to day under ORDERS 10
pray for the happy deverance Of her maestynot of the
people, not of royalty from the footstoo Of Queen VIC
toria-but OF the interesting burthen Of nations inte
rests and Of national love- TIE Deum chanted in
fprnty with the instructions the crowd vast the
church capacity, and the square in front densey
Allied with military deachments and the people General
Cansdo was looking remarkably WELL and exceedingly de-
vout.
The rest OF time to day. after that evil of
dinner which makes big hole in leisure will be di.
vidsdat the Belarcoain with bulls and brutes,
y IN Ro0ln driu To aopdh