The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-17
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.


ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR,
Sever al Days Later from Cuba.
The steamer HAck Warrior, X. w. shufsidt. con
mander, from Aob> 9th inst and Havana 18th, 10 A. n
arrived at this port yesterday a O'clock four
days and six hours from Havana.
The news from Havana il unimportant.
Several thousand have been land Vi on the island
during the past three weeks
The B. W. passed, on the 18th inst n be -maphrodite
brig showing white Gig nal--No. l7s
The Black Warrior brought 100 passengers
OUR CUBA CORRESPONDENCE
| HAVANA June r. S5S
The Difficulty Jeticeen the University and The Captain G7s
Tbs recent misunderstanding bet~een his Excellen
Captain General Canedo and the dgnares Of this Roy
University, appears to have been much serious haA
at rst supposed and know that it is just from
small matters Of this kind tat great events are often
produced shall endsavor to give you the particulars Of
the quarre as nearly possible they have to
my knowledge.
From the tenor of General Cansdos remarks in his in
sryew with The heads os the University it would appear
sat his Excessncy entertained suspicion that toe
mach of the doctrine called libustersmo being in
cnicated into tbs minds Of the studen In order ters
fora to discover whether hs his opinio
and to serve other PURPOSES he caused the removal
tho university "a sort Of superior usher whose
duty It is to shat the CLASSES perform their du-
tes,) and appointed in his stead a person Of ths
name of Careno, Who was creature Of his own takem
from the Office of the Political Secretary Nov thu
students had becoms very much attached to their beo
and very indignant that he should been turns
out at the mere wiz Of the Captain General to mahs.
room for Mr. Caren0, who began to make h m,e2T
dssgreeabe and in the height of their dspeasure thsy
tOrs do he ANITA .Eano ~.
confirming Careno's appointment and fairly drummsd5
the latter person out of the University.
General Csnedo having been informed of vhaE
had occurred and, as usual with him, acting with.
out rehestonbecauss, after all, the students had be-
haved naturally enough in venting their dspIeas suro
inasmuch as that man whom they had loved had bse.
dismissed the Unvertity without any whatever
except to make room for person who's principal duts
they knew you'd be to act as all they said .nA
dope-his Esceenc cy, IN high state Of excitement,
deGed the Re ct0r and the entire posse coas tbs Ua-
yetsiy to appear immediately before him This extra
o1n ary summons Of cOutte instast ty obeyed but
Gene al Canedo doubtless to demonstrate his anger hat
the bad taste to keep these officers honr wait
ing III his ante roou before they were admitted to his
presence After long preamble, in which his Exc eusy
stated thSt he had always entertained the
respect for men OF learning Ike Themselves he informed
them that he had learned With deep regret that spirit Of
hlbusterisa was woeiy spreading throughout the uni
versy citing proof Of his remarks the dis
graceful when his edic was torn TO pieces
and his pro,ege hooted out Of the establishment that
all this could be attributed only the perncous doe
trnes which had got abroad among the Students and
that he tn refore recommended them Ethe Rec or sol
father TO that rohiug Of the sort should OCCUR
ID future, Some very strong language made o6
by his Exceency aud his threats the Moro have had
such intmioatng effect chat several of the Proles-
have resg ed their appointments and about
leave The country. The Rector aud other dgntariea
having denied the accusations brought against the br
his Exce ency that they had me any thiog what
ever 10 promote the sprs oS flibustsrism among
the students, that disaiectIon to the
government, to their knowledge at least, existed
anorg the students, they we're, after being again
cautioned by fl L dismissed, with the exception of tha
| professors, lie Reverend Pinet, Castro and tho
| Deacon OF Laws, Don Diego de 10 Toyis whom the
Captain General desired 10 remain with him. aud then
accused the whc lie four Of them individually being li-
butfros at heart informing them also that he waa
aeore that they bad beeen occupying themselves
Letting money to set TO the United States the
| pote Of armipg expeditions 10 invade Cuba.
These enen having however clearly demo
70 His ExcelleDcy that they haf most unusy
upniated they 1ever having been ged in The
ects which only tber most bltsr enemies could have
Invented 70 ruin them in the opinion of the Captain Gene
raj also allowed to depart with this final
ten OF General Canedo that If ia future he heard
slightest whisper against their names they would
yed Nth lodgings il the Moro aud that mercy might
b expected cn him that he disposed be forgiv.
| ing, but he could also 5e severe ~
Since a1trg the foregoing attempt has been made
by thu students 10 blow up win gunpowder, General
Canedo's obrorious 'Bedsf heade CaTeuo n eonse-
quence of which the UDivsriy has for present. ae
least been closed b. order Of H ESceercy and several
of tie young provided with lodgings in the PuntA
| Castle! *ss&