The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-07


The q. 8. mail ship Empire Cit, Capt windle,
arrived yesterday morning from New Orleans and Havana
She lett New Orleans NJ of the Goth ut but owing
to detention unable the bar till the morning OF
the 26h She arrived at Havana only the morning OF
the 3oh ut and sailed with the mails and passengers
for this port, at A. N, of the LIST inst She has ex
perenced head winds, and heavy head during the
greater part of the passage.
The arrival of the Captain General was hourly
peeted in Havana.
Much Inconvenience was being felt in many parts of
the bland of Cuba from the great lois OF negroes by
cholera and other causes during the past summer.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA Nov. 80, 1853.
The Expected Arrival Of he Ne~ Captain General Interview
Je,,yeea Gen Canalo and the American Consul-hems dc
We are moved by constant pressure Of anticipated
QUESTION of greatness by the concentration OF power in
the hands and wisdom Of General Pzuela, and conss.
quently each morning finds our community abroad,
hrongng the wharf to catch glimpse of the vessel that
il to brir this sonder Of their Affections AMI return
with hopes deferred Perhaps would be unjust nat to
at there ia apprehsn ion also working In the hearts
OF The people, that the drain upon their is to
be more excessive than ever while there will be less per
SOC security They view it the last effort of mother
land to re- the rivets OF their shackes, which have
become somewhat time and rusted, and to seal
their aectie TO the with the ha;o us and the
sword while at the deta ion Of Britain they broadcast
the seed which to destroy the prosperity Of Cuba and
brsk the las lnk Of affection Of the people to the Queen
most singular Inconsistency and blindnsss most
wretohed dupes Of he wolf in sleeps clothing
Judge Cla yton has had audience with the Captain
General ct the Quinta but without response 70 his par
mission TO take charge Of the Amerissn consulate
Commercial Agent of the United States but if official
courtesy any evidence of wha. intended no will have
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been intended through the line of officials from we
ell to the palace tn terow at many obstacles in his way
possible His baggage was eaIched a. be la besa
the chief Of flbusero ar n.y. instead OF caniog on =
PEACEFUL mission Articles taken OF his TIA
and retained day for examination, 10 make la
they con'sined no treasonahc mater against Oao-ae
Iiocieals OF the daymEie other persons having Ia
items te the government we're permitted TO pass their
trunks with the ordinary civil investigation Having
negro rant, the usual despatch not accorded in
granting permit TO land that he had be put il
lock up after h departure Of he steamer until e sub
aerps of the palace condesceI ee great favor, to
expedite the needful documents These annoy seem
In singular with the treatment of the acting
any MAT could be In all matters touching the interest
honor OF his country, and haa OBJ serving eye upon
everything occurring in his vicintyand there IL no
point mech concealed f. the reach of his
searching intelligence TO develops les ming vaue
Yet The coloue has been always treated with great
slider ati6D end oythpg he sohcited with
prompt ard Iiudly sttspton, where from tho
intervention OF ibuuals, there could be immediate
funiimn his 1t hopai that when thsv
become better with Mr. Clay toe he will be this
recipient of more official courtesy. the consul
sioef for the present at Mrs. Brewers establishment the
Hotel Cubsno have bsard it stated that Mr. Savage
for long period ected with the American consulate
Is to De removed and that gentleman is to take his
place who does not understand word of Spanish-fresh
from Mississippi and the Judge likewise ignorant Of
the lar will be impossible for business be- trans
acted, snd the ofee viii go to the d. But hope this
be true for tie sake Of tie reputation OF Mr.
Clayton we'll as for the interests of the country
TIE wOpderc snt and the nursn1rdco TO the murder
of La Danrauz has not yet ed and list Of
virtues well as her lovers in length is reaching the
heavens The cts making poetry book. TO be the
funeral coropal u Ter fame But what is sensible
the players going 10 give benefit FOR the purpose of
funding some ninS for tie support and eduoson of her
TIE Valdez is not We. Dead but he not consider
ed safe for the question Of justice that is due hi
We have continual arrivals and departures Of British
veaees OF WAT which getting to be that
We do rot heed them IN former days They
occui In watching for several slave due the
south tide and If all be Introduced that should be
here IN the next two months according to the cacua
ductons Of any previous We hsv. seventeen
British vessels In there waters informed as soon
as icy can be drawn from other points We have not
hao the pleasure OF seeing the ronsde flag for ong time
but of vessels here IL IL quite possibethat
Ere might have the pleasure of carrying
vernment TO reign consular agent the Spsnard is
nit Obliged TO acknowledge them until the ereluar
powern ent is received.
The Empire City arrived this morning, and Leaves
Early TO morrow morning.
The marine journ Al has published the correspondence
between TIE several houses here in
An ercsn business and Col Robertson acting CONNER
cial Agent of the United States, with in
Ioductory remarks OB5ERWER.