The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04
ARRIVAL or THE EMPIRE CITY.
Very Late and Interesting from Cuba-.Nsravaa
ana Departure Of Santa Anna -Eea-Nh Of
Mr. King.


Very Late and Interesting from Cuba-4Nsravaa
ana Departure Of Santa Anna -Hea-0h Of
Mr. King.
The mail steamship Empire City, Captain windlo, r.
rived yesterday from New Orleans and Havana. SAs
sft the latter place at sclock on tho morning a
the Goth ult.
Eors slaves had been landed and the Capts6s Genera
pretended to be angry in c7nsequeuse thesf Our
letters giving a1 the details havs reashed ~ but II
is su ,ent to know for the present that Geac Csneds
has caused the arrest of great number of PERSONS none
Of whom, however, OF any note This uO~empnt u
intended for the crse which Mr. Secretary 6aisuo y
preparing 70 lay before the British government 1t 10
stated that he would out Of Office the 3Oh nt and
leave the, 10th inst. Cor England.
The Diaricde la Marina Of the 29tE March, says
General Don Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna who arrived
yesterday according to previous anuoun cemcu
passenger in the English steamer Avon, has le this
ming, IN the same vessel bound for Vera Cr. His lazy
laughter and large number Of Mexican csciad sour
prsed his suite Called anew py the almost nirnouS
vote OF the Mexican nation 70 rule its destnes Il
CSes US satistacton to be able to readeres
win iu certainty that General Santa Anna benefttsd
by experience, feels himself perfectly imbuea with Z
of the duties Of his high mission and of TIE con
tons which circumstances require The question of faoe
in all its magnitude, rules in the mind Of the future
government. and may suggest the necessity syste
analogous to the disposition Of ideas for the purpose
of recognizing the country. A little of Hrmness in
which have confidence, and the frank operation OF
those who desire the salvation of their country the
only and by means de perate medium Of successfully
passing through the terrible crisis which Threatens
Mexico.
The u S. steam frgate saranac Capt Long arrived at
Havana on the 2Sth ult from Pensacola AMI left
port by the Empire City
Vice President King, whose health was very low in.
tended pa uha fha inrt IL
would proceed in the steam fgats Fulton Some atera
tions for his comfort being made board the r.
Mr. King would leave the island without seeing General
Canedo, and very much dsgusted with the discourteH
exhibited by that officer.
The English squadron had been reinforced BY the ar.
rival Of the steamers Devastation and Mededo
sderably swelling the British force in those waters The
French squadron consists Of the steamer LArdeut ana
the brig Orestes The Spanish squadron numbers ton
twelve vessels The Saranac is the only American
Of
Nothing bad yet been done with the political prisoners.
The trials had been concluded but had been
prcbounced. thought that only four would suffer
capital punishment.
There was rumor in Havana that General EliseaaN
had been appointed to succeed General Canedo.
-Four Days Later from Central America.
THE PROGRESS OF THE WAR BETWHEN HONDURAS
AND GUATEMALA.
The Dd7io de la Marina of March "a contains fovr
days later intelligence from Guatemala than that pub
ished in yesterdays HERALD received by way Of Bostoa
The DidyiO says
In Guatemala by date of 5th March, the bitter ooa-
tests with Honduras continued and General Carresa
with considerable force occupying the frontier d.
partment of Chiquinala Although the of the doou-
ment published warlike still do not believe that
will take place, owing to the weakness Of Honduras
On the whole may be assured that tranquility regn4
by which also progress the material improvements 10
which the conservative government has audaby do
voted itself.
The Chambers have closed their sessions having passed
various interesting bills, among which one which
declares null and void-as they already ex-the
concessions made to the Belgian Company of st. Thomas
by the contracts celebrated the 4h of May 1s4 ana
14,h October, 1S43.
In the city Of Guatemala considerable earq uahes hal
been experienced during the month Of February
Sixteen Days Later from Buenos Ayres
PROGRESS OF THE EEvoLUTIoN-URQUIZA GAIN
ING GROUND.
BY the arrival of the brig Robert Wing have re-
ceved intelligence from Buenos to the 18th Of Feb
ruary from which that there had been par.
cular change far the revolution was concerned
Captain Crowel informs that the French Admiral who
authorized to effect armistce with Urquza had
been unsuccessful Considerable fighting had recently
taken place. in which Urquizas forces generally the
gamers Among the Unitarans strong disposition
manifested to entirely overthrow the insurgents Ths
Buenos Ayes journals contain little Of interest that has
not been anticipated by the Intelligence received Eng
land, by the Niagara. Commercial affairs remained in
about the condition reported per previous
counts.
f. The Ell ProJeso Of the 18th Of February states the
ships Uruguay and Emilio in collision O few days
BEFORE Guaeguaychu, in which the former weasel
sustained considerable damage Several articles of mer
ehaLdse, including package OF Thousand Of
gold, were lost overheard from the Uruguay.