The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-06
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1883
The approaching Departure Of Cdnedo- Opinion Of the People
Regarding Him-Aluayy and Naual Aoceaents-Faraer
Daais Of I've Perez Kud1-Dsfences Of he Alaud-rte
Press, dc Crops, osd OBITUARY.
The conscious correspondent Of . paper such the
BRAID resident island is Cuba with press
sered and with fearful press any information
hat may have reached ths needs possess than
ordinary industry and small share of courage
Without assuming to myself either of these qualities
extraordinary extent believe am enabled, from Pc
Sular of information to supply you with al that
worthy of being Anown to your thousands of readers
It easy asA to string together commonplace express
that have been often oefo uttered and to indulge
In the dea that is very fine writing highly interest
leg to the reader to him who pens the stuff Such,
however is not my aim shall strive to keep tho-
puRhly posted on all matters calculated interest the
public of u United States.
To commence then with the highest parsonage in this
is nd The General Canedo will shortly take his
departure from Cuba, his successor General Pezusa, be-
Ing mon entary expectsd-nay, he may possibly arrive
before this letter is closed he having e Spain in war
steamer on the 18th inst Not syllable in the shape of
regret WILL venture to affirm be uttered 1t Gen. Cane
os departure he done act calculated to win
The Affections or to command the respect Of the inhas
xants Of Cuba Naughty, vain and addle pated ne is
universally declared to be without sufficient force Of in
felkct or energy Of character to know which course
the wiser pursue, to do it when ne has arrived at
conclusion.
Antonio Quis ero who caused the soldiers resenty 1t
Eardeuas TO themselves OF the island 1t reported
has been condemned suffer the death penalty BY the
garotts 1t would not surprise me if this act led to
public Outbreak.
regiment Of soldiers recently left this city for the
western part Of the sand and two Spanish steam
havo dana rfad vith fp dava Int whare
what errand knows except perhaps, the Ad
ninistracor Of the Marine Department !.
OF the I'D instant BY Jose Perez the person Of his
wife, Dona haiie Domnquez, very pretty actress Of
che TAoon theatre The murdered woman had played hs
preceding night Louisa in the semi opera comiqus
called " Fl Vale &c Andoran and her husband Who is
gambler, having demanded money Of nsr behind the
rble idea Of encing her 70 her long account with all
her sins unrepep ed Of"
joe Perez afterwards attempted TO murder himself
In this he cid not succeed He stu lives, al
though in geat danger. The mother of the murdered
woman murdered by her husband, and, 1t Is said
with the self same stage dagger with which this horrible
deed was done The murdered ~omsn was stabbed in "a
murder scarcely ever heard Of.
You may form opinion OF the state OF the psas OF
ths island when in orm you that only ono of the four
morning papers published here coDtsin' sytable next
morning respecting TINS murder Tle cause OF this ST.
lenoe attributable to the murdered aud murderer being
sreoeo little account this class Of persons held
u Cuta amongst the Spanares.
Senior Garcia the large seyar porter of your city and
HAvsns died recsBty after brief illness from apo oexy
His daughter arrived here just in time to sse him before
bis death.
circular been srued to the captains o, the severa
Counties into witch the island is divided author zng
them to call upon all persons whom they suspect OF
awnt Of loyalty 70 the spanish government, to make
tender Of their lives and property to the Cove OF
this island and which tender 70 be accepted Ia the
OF attach being made upon Cuba by foreign
foe should the Suspected partss refuse to make this
SLENDER then they to be tried trai the
State BY military tribunal" What T. ink you Of this
act Of moderation ON the Gensrs Csnedo, on the
eve Of his departureS Is IL not coDciatoryS
The forthcoming Of sugar, 1t is stated will be
Ghort Dry weather and the cholera having caused
The death OF the negroes affected the Injurious
L. Next years crop h however spoken OF hopefully by
that period, negroes isis trusted win be imported
30 hsssrs cruissra ars in earnest be on the qT %
BY the way, did Great Britain in reaE desire to pa. down
Che slave trade how readily might she do by surround
Ing this island and Porto Rico, with her cruisers.
the harbor Of ths Havana 10 likely to be graced with
visit rom United States vessel of war GUALrtRlo.
HAvASA November 2s, 1853.
E7airsmet Of the q, s. Commercial Agen-T@ Cdrdenas
and Cssnfuego Negroes Erpcsed Arrival q General
Pissda- Government Rus in C,1a-A Bloody Domestic
yraecdy-An Acses Stabbed BY Her Hasband-Ite
Woa0sv, Markets. and Fr1shG.
O. will hand you . correspondence lately bad between
the people here and Of you folks who deserves
something papable than the praise that fades from
memory with the breath that utters It. The beauty OF
this 10 which refer, h that he ~ho receives never
dreamed that he deserved IT, and anticipated such
hopor-for Of all vtrg men he Ia the only one have ever
met that unsslAsh-who Is eternally thinking for tbs
benefit Of thankisssy ressive, and for
get Such the acting commercial agent Of the United
Btatse LIFT 1t Havana BY the Hon. VIM. L. shakey on
retiring from Office in charge Of the American Consulate
70 say that he has performed the duties well would be
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