The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-16

I'M ODsteg St0t1 CoHsutde-ATtcdS ana AcoP*ow q
Gss~s Pssuela-Arpesance and Impressions 7Axs
5rOm Of ne Nas Gooerr0rs-RecoLLoctiow Of General ca
NaSs-7Ae Ewprisened AMERICAN Scamen-Ties Of II
Eaaaw QUESTION in Cause.-The habd and Oresoax CIy.
On the I'd inst. the Hon. Alexander n Clayton VA
duly authorized to take charge OF the American Consu
lats In the capacity commercial agent until his
qsatsv Is received from Madrid and he relieved VIM
Robertson, Esq., the morning Of the Sd, whs vii
shortly proceed 10 the United States on business Of
private character.
Ths Spanish steam brig of Conde dc Rsgls arrivst
here al O'Clock the evening Of the I'd, having
among passengers Lieut. General Juan de Ia PszusA
Marquis Of Pszuea appointed Captain General and Co
Of Cuba to relieve General valsntn Canedo whs
has given satisfaction to the Queen by his highly nsr
torious servioes"
General PsEuela came shore the same evening,
incog and passed two three hours in the palace BIS
reception form ally gvea the Sd at IL O'Clock,
when the State barge breaght him from the steamer
the Mole In ront of the pslace-a salute being given
from the walls and shipping he stepped shors-and
Mt the oment ne met byCa plain General Cane
do, suite and or9e composed of AL the divine civil mill
tary and naval digntares Of Havana, With few Of the
noble sprgs interpreted in the gaping crowd where were
transferred the insignia Of his power Cuba Troops
displayed either side of his path from thence to
the Palace and from the Palace the royal saloons of
iustce-the "royal audieneiA-whsrs he subssq
passed into the State establishment to take the
COn0Q OaLn OF once Inc streets were h ed with the
cloth and buttons Of Office and In all the vacant space
upon the sidewalks and galleries. with white yellow
black xed to Cuban taste in homage to the vicersgal
Ca plain General.
The appearance Of the very favorable for
justice and our Threats de looks like who would
met lend himself COZ pble practice OF cutting
mp and slashng letters and papers into rags for
fear that an internal mashre enveloped, in
te dict the ordinary Of receiving intelligence from
other countries Sat.fed IN the justice of his cause
the friendship OF his gh ,ors his own rectitude
he would not seek the drop or
military step and good face study. Although it Is
to conceal the secret thoughts Of his heart
the manly expression OF anSness and OF the best age
OF healthy man for the most oonsbe and often per-
picking duties that devolve him. BE to
me- at the Hrs going of the right sort 81 man for Cuba
and that his forebearancs lost Spanish empire may
not be ominous Of the future for him.
The reception 10 the numbers of the curious to
the man who holds life and property in his breath,
future The people here will cured OF the per-
eonal goodness of General Concha and his angel wife,
the lady with Isspsct her husband before she has
been com forsd second time, to eternally making
Comparisons which not favorable to any body els.
General Pesuea comes with his Lady, child,
vtors of his establishment, and his military family and
the change from the vacsting and dsmorazng rus Of
Falsntin Canedo must be of advantage the peo
pie pay little for it. The Ia bits OF CAnedo Is re-
presented by the people here have been inconsistent
with his elevated position and not to win their
respect friendship cop6depce-so that Joy for bis de-
parture general ae there is lurking fear to disturb
the cup In the vast power which is eonAdsd to his
cesser.
Mr. Robertson WAS not able to accomplish the dslvsr.
Of the American ssamen before he relieved,
although he has made that may result
IN that II pursued with energy By his successor.
General Anedo has done some good to Havana before
he left, by rewsrdmg Mr. Lsra the second officer OF
In the papers Of the 4h You win End the tender and
affecting farewell of General CAnedo to the army and the
Of Cuba and the orders for his recall and the
appointment Of General Pezuea in his place.
The steamer Isabel arrived this morning at half past
ak O'Clock at her anchorage having about forty passen
gers and the q. mails for which anxious, TO
ind the approximation Of thu promised peaceabs ter
nation of Eastern affairs and to sugar folks it ia
net fattsriDs to their hopes and business men, who
embrace pretty much all the wisdom have this way,
think the best way to secure peace IL to conquer
and the quicker done, the better for England well
through small light esca pemsnts from the DAVIS In Span
ish vigilance to shut out the TRUTH and may Those
that viii first feel may be the best judges of what they
The Crescent City just in at three O'Clock and leaves
she &c. her passengers shore, into
boats to save detention by suit to morrow for assist
ance rendered last voyage. OBsERvER
HAVANA, Dec. Z, 1883
Adaptation Of The Peopt The Ne,u Political System Slight
Discomfort Of the People-B airing Of the New Governor
Genral-ViM Of The Foreigx Consolidate Of Canedo-
Theatrical Honors to Royaly-Christmas F$e-Isrsonal
Reooynitions-Aarass and Exchange.
We come into our new state Of political existence as
quietly old shoe, without any fuss POWDER ex-
sc.t;on m tha arriv.l nd rscant;on =, caror.I ps
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- gwen In my et'efs Oh the 4tn VIA new orieans In
hopes to get few hours advantage the mails per
steamer Isabel vhioh leaves in IN. nor,;no oclo.k
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1hefc has oeen some onpMy OF oiscontent IN tns
cs Of society and among the industrial classes Of
populatien which do not nd and nresnme N
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~ very nt.e III Poll%noe-lhe pressure OF SO musn
semi royal heLor upor very plain, nsophistcated
people might Eng some osqaisteo souls ready TO take
eAceP IONS ~ ~ AZ Ps OF ns posssssors
II was very great offence committed by General Pszuea
Lnat ne do rot con ms guoon ana beaver when all the
people came 9ut Oh Iner dwellings, 10 90 him honor on
ms NrVai-pacK; yenow ana white nave commented
upon ana saa tnat ne Kept MAJOR doIao to 90 his
DONE 70 Pisoe.An ciowus o. curosisy' ~
unen Wa ooy anu IuStea SQUIRRELS on rne nus
sns sso panSs u .no iIsey SuiquenannA kept aoS
sna uia pos DaIh mysen rnicI u not originai put
ci.ssic ~ MI lesn ss.sl wne1 ! suppose olgMJ can
ore 1nolo - vase iss "a tnsse Gays Inc
ReoPs se unI ofeasures-H tIey are ropoea
icy ; =; ~ e :. ot a.. ~ e over .asm
t; y. S = 60 nv ~ lGs e sney ssA5 eA
-. J. " 1890 ~ ~ afI &c hp;i1; - .e,a