The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-01
Affairs In Cubn.

Matanzas, Nov. 70, lS43.
Affairs In Cubn.
From the Ne. Orleans Pirayune Aug. "a
The steamship Crescent City, Schenck, arrived
here last evening She left New York on the 18th
instant, for Havana at which port she arrived early
on the morning of the 10Th instant, and sailed
again for this port on the morning Of the 10th.
She brings twenty tw 0 passengers for Nes Orleans
and very heavy cargo.
There was but a very small number of vessels in
The following is list Of the passengers as given
Mr.. N. Noatross. Chas. MetcaM lady and child; 7.
Frederick, Mrs. n. Tracy Messrs Ecker Sanguille,
j. F. Naz,e. Senior Belleray. 4 PUG, R. Etherdgs ;.
AguaGu, Thomas Joteph Nmastell Mra. Emily Walker,
We have a full dle Of the Diario de la Mlrtna to
the 10Th instant, but there is little or nothing IN them
worthy OF notice
communication preceded by few editorial obser
yations, in which it is shown that the Consus Ge-
neral OF France and England are not, as they have
been in the habit OF claiming to be- representatives
The point was brought to notice by some observa-
tons which had been made with respect to the
celebration OF the Emperors birthday By the French
official.
In another article in the same paper, the rumr that
the United States had offered to aid Turkey against
Russia, and the other that she had been negotiating
with the Sultan for the cesson Of port island il
the Mediterrax can, is noticed. The former is not
credited because such course is considered in
sistent with the neutral policy Of the constitution.
The other is considered probable because as said
it is quite natural that the United States should de-
sire to possess an appropriate rendezvous for her
squadron in the Mediterranean.
The Di0riO OF the 10th, announces the receipt OF
intelligence from ST. Domingo, confirming the report
that Santana had decreed the expulsion OF Baez.
The reason assigned is, that the latter had been
spring with the church party TO get all actual auho
rity into his hands.
The announcement is made in the same paper that
the smallpox had disappeared from Villa Clara.
The island generally appears 10 be healthy, as far
the white inhabitants are concerned. We observe
that although the hospital returns show that as many
as from $50 to 200 are in them, the deaths do not
exceed two day, and often there is not more than
one.
There had just fallen great rains at Puerto Prin.
cipe, after a considerable drought
In the Dario of the 10Th, the question Of Chinese
immigration is discussed and immigration from any
quarter is strongly recommended.
The trlcnl ana Musical.
BowERY TBEATRE-Two very attractive pieces
namely, Bulwers beautiful play of the Lady OF
Lyons" Mr.. Goodall as Claude Melnotte, and the
very interesting drama Of Putnam No doubt
there will be full house.
BROADWAY THEArRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Williams
appear tonight in three very amusing pieces. Uncle
Pats Cabin win be the commencing feature, which
will be succeeded by Our CAL" Mrs. Williams as
Caroline Morton, which she gives in true Yankee
STYLE All viii close with Barney, the Baron"
NIBLos GARpEN.-The celebrated Ravel family,
whose pleasing performances are always admired,
will appear this evening in the pantomime of the
-Four Lovers The Martuettf family will next
give their extraordinary feats Of agility and all will
close with the Magic Pills.
BURROWS THEATRE-This establishment is -four
ishing as usual, the house being crowded nightly.
The selections for this evening are Delicate
Ground" The Gardeners Wife," and the
Z" Toodles.' Nearly all of Buttons famous company
ohAo<w~
airs.
NATIONAL THEATRE .--"Uncle Toms Cabin con-
tinues TO draw large audiences. The Howard Fa-
mily great avorites, and receive nightly the
thusiastic cheers Of the audience. The theatre is
very much improved in the interior, being painted
and beautifully decorated.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.--The receipts Of this
evening are for the benefit of Mr.. j. Pilgrim, the
author OF Robert Emmett" and "Eveleen Wilson"
The pieces selected are Robert Emmett" "Eveleen
Wilson," and "Tne Omnibus" 1t is hoped his
friends will give him bumper.
AMERICAN MUsEUM-The entertainments for this
afternoon and evening will consist of dramatic read
ings by the Boone childrep the farce OF "A Ghost
in Spite OF HIMSELF" and the interesting drama en-
titled Morton"
HIPPoDRoAE.A very attractive programme of
equestrianism is announced Tor this afternoon and
evening at the IIippodrome.
CHRrsry's AMERICAN OrEEA HoUsE.-A very
good selection of vocal and instrumental pieces il
announced I0f Inns evening Dy Chrlsty pRDd.
WooD's MINSTREL HALL.-Woods Mnstrels have
provided another excellent prog ramme for this eve
ming.
BUCKLEY 5 ETHIOPIAN OrERA HoUsE-Buckley5
New Orleans Serenaders continue to attract very
large assemblages.
FRANKENsrEIN's NIAGARA.-A new scene 10 to be
added to this splendid painting to night, depicting
the late sad accident at the Tails which caused the
death of three men.
THE TWO LIVING GIRAFFEs are still on exhibition
at the Chinese Assembly Rooms They are attract
ing well.
SIGNoR BLISS is to commence his amusing eve
nings on Monday next at tie Stuyvcsant Institute