The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-09


tains wife and thres men, en- having captain ana rest
the sick. She saA ior new York on the a.
ternoon of the Sd inss.
Our, Havana Core xpondonce.
HAy ANA, Oct. 2, 1853.
Ta. Slgye 7,,sS, o,sfs,, Arrnxo ement The Sp,cu
lators Hard az 'IVore-Tiolatu, Of Treaties an
t,s Wav hey,aye Managed- The Case Of WI
k,sm Sydney Smith, &C., &c.
Since my last, per Bsck Warrit n, we nave ev
dence OF the determination of the pecuiators' on
and all, to continue the outrageous trade IN slave
from the coast of Africa, n defiance 0, the suppre
sve action of the British government, and, il nee
be- Of tAe Spanish authoritics Tns*nc tions in co
formity with their plera bo7e sued TO tue
ferent agents and CON- IS 20 establish more pc
fecty their exterior aryliss for the di scovery
slavers in the remote of.ne; and Don salv ador CT
tIo, at Trinidad anu Marano 3ore f,r Il le sou
side, In the vicinity of T,inilad-she Rio Z Uza al
other points east Of the ,sle of pines--are on q
alert. Don Pho Diaz at Eciaen, who has n1anl sged
defeat our'commissions in succession, with ne
structions of the Captain Generas, is to keep wa
and watch in his district fcr which he is consd err
sufficiently asute without the cid Of younger int el
gence. Santos and all the ho!yfathc5s of SLAYER, '
the vicinity OF Sagua Ia Grands, will preside o,
Cardenas and the accessibly convenient district
the eastward and between the swo places, while Sa
Juan de los Remedies will be under the suryeiilanc
and charge OF Hypoie Esc0sah Tbsre are many
subordinate pieces of the machinery, not quite so
well established in fame and inigty, TINT have their
guarding the passes consortng with officials Of the
municipal jurisdiction, making bargains for let with
out hindranca, and providing transportation, per-
mits, &c. for the final consummation Of Introduction
1t is presumeathat before dispatches from the Cap
tain General OF Cuba reach Trinidad, that the vessel
by which the last six hundred ncyroes were brought
will be on hew outward voyage for the coast from
that point hat report in due form will be returned
that such vessel has been th.-a, and taa& no ne
groes have been landed upon the in that vi
cnity This will make more OF the class evidence
by which these authorities estaeish that they are
acting in good faith, and permitting violation of
the treaty. AS 1 am writing, gentleman has called,
who states thaa report has been put in ejaculation
that the Captain General has ordered Mr.. William
Sydney Smith 70 leave the island in three days, and
that such order, with his passporty was sent him
under cover to tbs English ConsuA This invention
is got up iy some malignant partiss,i presume to
plain question, put at the proper place, am in
formed that there no truth in the story, for which
purpose lsft my desk Although / have NO per-
sonal acquaintance with the gentleman. know him
by the good character given by many Of his friends,
who rank among the first people of vrr best society,
and have always felt an interest IN his welfare.
from the often told story of his kindness to American
citizens in distress. have also beeniDforraed that
he returns to Havana soon as be can accomplish
his business in England; and whsSs that business
might be l Gid NOS take the trouble 20 inquire.
HAVANA, Oct. 2, 1863
The Desgtions from the Army-Ereparatton for
the October -Fatss-Imp0rtation of Actresses from
hadrid-E -Erscutions-Bn Figtts, &c.
H. H.wasat Uardenas few days since, on his way from
Sagpa la Grand and says that he informed there
that there had been desertons from the troops that
poin the number is not over twenty to twenty
five-and owing to some cause personal to their off,
GERS; that arrests had been made of four or five
citizens, Of particular standing nthe community,
upon some allegation Of tamperiug withthe soldery
But these things it is impossible TO know from the
raports which how from the ready invention Of our
Gpanish fellow subjects, wherefore 1t is best to take
she testimony Of the government and by its consist
ency of declaration with action, the proof is most
convincing; and the Gacet0 dc Ia Hobana Of the
| 10th, burs. the bubble Of nurmuncioa right up,
and robbed it of all its soapy cocrs for it comes from
the very sanctum closet OF Busto himself.
The palace is being cleaned in premoniton OF a
royal feast and estivy, to come of the 10th of
October, Tor which reason, presume the Captain
General has taken to his country seat to avoid the
confusion incident thereto, and mayhap for bitter
reflection upon the uncertainty of Auman fame.
We have corps de ballet, actors, actresses and
steamer Isabel 10 Catoca, On the goth, and we are
| to have all our senses ravished this winter at the
Tacon theatre, by the charms of person and grace of
Terpsich0re, in Miss Matilda Die1, actress and dan
seuse who is to be well Sustained by artists in her
line. established in fame by the enlightened public
of the metroI oils.
On the morning of the Beth common occurrence
the execution OF Spaaiard for murder-which WAS
most bGnglingly perfOrisd by tyro taking his FIRST
lesson in legal killing ard the spectators groaned
most piteously-not remembering that the assassin
| ing the life of female, and killing the person who
was erdeavoriny to restrain him from the con1Ais,on
| OF The crime. However, executions are disagTeeabe
airs, and the quicker done the better, witaout un-
The last bulL6ght which attended at she Belas
coain, turned out to be horsefght, juggling from
the carcasses exhibited subsequent to taa sport
counting twelve horses and four bulls. have net
much taste FIR Ibis delicate amusement, and perhaps
the want of proper cultivation disqna' 6es me from
judging Of tie quality Of the show; but from the
bravos and pleudits it must have been No. /, and
believe II declared by the 0fcicsados the most
! recherche hatchery Of the season.
We have reports here disturbing the peace and
quiet of our community but whether real or oinyen-
ton we have no means Of judging The health Of
Havana continues as usual at this season, but our
troops end saiprs have suffered much, and the public
hospitals have been fully oc uped with this class Of
the populations but the disease is now abating The
city and vicinity, viz.:-Fom balls, two buIlaghts
cna procession aud other religious demonstrations
pony feats with the horssman Migualito, q rough
anu tumble wrestling affair between q buf and man
\ wNuous SeapVhs anu y 9rapd Usplay Oh aruucla
fireworks at neighbor2ag village. JUsrIcIA.
HAVANA, Oct. Q, 1858.
The Cholera in the Interir-G,eat Loss to tn
| Pianters-Polhicai Movements at Hacana-7h
Slave Trade, and the Facts Concerning the I'm
portotiow, &C., &c.
Having some small interssS In the interior TO lool
after, have been enjoying tramp In The country
by rails, steamboats, and houe-pow and ell hav
gained has been an accumulation ofred dust tena