The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-01
Our Havana Correspondence.

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1888
Arrest of English Ladses-Drsad Of ne womuns Right,
Docsrre-The Case Of Madame S.Iud-Hr CONNECTION
aaA Ms Lone Star over-Inaugarason Of tie rsleeraph-
The Anaerton Saam~a in Prison
Under the awful fear that Mrs. Brown, Mrs. stowe o.
some other "womsns rights article is about 70 take
charge of the political condition of Cuba We have the
powers occupied In causing the Of females upon
suspicion or for the coercion Of testimony gslnst thos
who hsve fallen under the db of the
through the d-ruscison OF the vile creatures aduucts
for the dirty work Of the secret police ready the
knife against the body to attan the integrity pur
ncatios Of the garote.
Two English women were, sometime since, arrested,
and put in personal fear for the purpose extracting
sxtortins test mony which might be against man
now in prison waiting trial. Mr.. Dsgado What the
offence the prisoner and his friends left to imagine
but they presume his having passed the in the
United StAt<sfor business recreation heah-has been
the exciting cause, and that for this alone he will be
held answerabe under the grave charge of infdeaaa
These women are nov permitted to remain 1T the resi-
dence Of Of the relatives of the prisoner who has
given bonds that they shall be coming when
by the uent to before the Queens attorney
or the Military Comm sson.
Another lady has been also imprisoned, placed In
oathsome dark cell and left for two nights to rest upon
the stone pavement bsng some five months advanced
named Silva. family well and favoraby known in
Havana and in the country She has since been placed
or some high official of the institution who responsible
for her safety Madame Silva to be tried for suspcoa
Fellows or-but vii not Affect to be wise in thus stsr
for do not know for what the construction Of this
society or what the object unless associated with
great purpose Of benevoencs that be entitled to the
blessing Of God
On the 19th-Quesns day. attended the corner
stone proceedings initiated by Canedo for a ne monu
ment-DOt n he
other things Of the day in comuemoration of love
and her exalted beneacenosi in permitting love- of which
you have had such frequent details that the repetition
not The inauguration of the telexr sph
the irland from Havana to Botamanco the sx
managed with skill BY the advisers Of our
ch.f to tell with effect upon people, and there
embracing both the monument ard the Ighthing-and
all but the honor was there to make it work.
The nine wrecked pirs,sa and defrauded American
men are stil in prison but perhaps evil fortune has
tn them under the bghtof Spanish Law and spanish
justice the protective Of their country is parayzed
for their use. God help them. OBSERVER.
HAVANA, Nov. a. 1863
leuoD Fbrr in lie Ha,bor of Harana-Ra,ugs in Ameri.
can Sairs-Doath Of Captain AcKeuar-7ae War Ship
Bxsard from England More about ne GLhaGons &C.
The return Of the United States ma steamship Falcon
to this port-the having sustained injury to her
machinerymy first letter to the HERALD being in her
mail bags the departure this morning Of the Isabel for
of the Falcon that she would again depart this day.
cuces to string together the few items Of intelligence
which have gathered since the former departure Of tn
Falcon for New York
Yellow fever has been doing its dreadful work amongst
the American vessels in this port, to extent which
those accustomed to its ravages call slight but which
pears to a unaccusomed to his fellow-men so
hurriedy 'carried Off being prettv considerably
vere" have heard of the decsase Of several American
sailors, but happily only Of American captain, (M;
Kellar) late Of the bark Star, from port-Rock
land, beeve-n Maine. His remains have been pAcsd
in niche, that his family cam il they WISH have his
ashes restored to them.
On the 18th inst. the British war steamship Buzzard
visited this port Her commander shore for a
few hourdd not witt the Captain Gensra-returned to
his vessel and nex morning she was again at sea look
irg after sAvers Does this look though the alleged
treaty between Great Britain and Spain had been entered
intos
On the 10th nstant-which the Anniversary of the
day Of the birth If the Queen of Spsn-ths Captain
General accompanied by numerous staff the Bishop,
s1e number Of the Clergy together with select body
plot Of land Opposite the Tacon, to lay the foun.
dation store of pillar upon which is to be erected sta
tue of her Gin inutive Majesty There was however an
crptirg the officials and those Of the genus idlsr.
The whole affair which 1t intended should excite
opposite effect complete abortion althou xh every
thing Gone decently aud in order rarely il ever
before resulted from Ell TT General Canedo unless
indeed 1t be attempt at review the evening
All the soldiers In the garrison, including the artillery
and some militia companies, with their broad brmmed
Panama hats from the country present and most
ioeectsal effort made to get the entire body into
lne but the feat could not be achieved At length Cen
Canedo appeared the bands struck up the nstona air
Of hem for the SpanArds have several and the
General his aids de camp hurriedly passed down the
front of the soldery, and then the OF the
scarcely fss rapid pace 1t really cid that the GEN
era almost feared that violence would be offered
his person his staff too crowded l,sey around and
before and behind him. shelter much possible
bis person from danger, almost indeed from observation
Poor old man ~ yet perhaps, he deserves any other
feeling than that Of pity to be extended him. for
rtpor speaks truly he has very recently accepted
the usual number Of 'ounces paid upon the landing Of
equal number Of negroes from aver Cardenas
have en5eavoed but without to trace this
port upon which reliance could be placed but
although maI bad heard It, yet al from fear Of
e, re- uts oths. unknown to me declined to
give up their authority. However, send it to you IS
IuInor in circulate
In the evening OF the day there two military
bands upon Plaza, instead of one, Is customary
Thus by musics gentle power the effort made to drive
away the thoughts of the people from the dread despot
exercised towards them but the res ut is not far dis
tant. As Father Richie used TO say-Nous rerrons
GUALTERIO.
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