The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-15
Our Havana Correspondcnoe.

The Philadelphia experienced boisterous weather near
Iy the whole passage.
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Nov. 8, 1854.
Seizure Of tsco AmeriesR Schooners ct Barscos
under Charge Of Lsmding Firearms-Arrsst
Of tsro Cseols ~ Beard, and shooting Of one Of
fhem-PSevslsnce Of Suicides, &c. re.
All the steamers In, tie West India mail steamer
Tevios included. have not time to rewrite the
enclosed, which please use, and observe the note
thereto. This morning We have the report Of the
seizure Of two American schooners-the Charles
Smith and J. G. White-one Of them loaded with
arms-o6 Baracsl, ct the east end Of the island It
y said ono had discharged her Arms. Their cap
tains, Crews, condgnees and passengers arc under.
stand, in prison. Two oeeoles were on bosrd--one
On each vesscl-and were put in jail. The creolss
did mot relish the confinement and set fire to the
prison, hoping TO escape in tho confusion; one Of
them was shot BY the sentinel ON post, and the
other was arrested and 70 confined with irons after
the FIRE had been extinguished. So the story is told
and il is added that tiger is to DO sent to that re-
gioa to try, and 10 tame the people. We had an at
tempt as suicide last night in front Of the ps,e-
said to be . disappointed Office seeker few days
SINCE successful case Of suicide, by Marcus Ysasi,
who killed himself because he had declined spe
lation that Noted another party who had accepted
the risque in his place. $25 900 $4,000. Another,
with . brace Of pistols ct tho throat at tho Same
time, blowed the head almost from the shoulders,
because he had been requested to 60 to the hospital
by his superior, being In tho employment Of the
artillery arm Of our military government In the con-
struction of gun carriages. &C.; he was Ill, but in
disgust with tho order or request be closed his &C
count with the doctors. D.
HAVANA, Nov. s, 1854.
Captn,y.of Sir Hundred Bossl Negroes By the Govern
n,ent, near the Isle of Pines-A,yiral of Spanish
War Steamer sDith Several of the New Official
Emplo,ts, and a Batch Of Jesuits-Arriva! of
the Princeton on Her Hay to San Juam-1M
Lottery for General Concha's Coach Commercial
Afairs, &C., Re.
l had this pleasure by the Jewess, which, 1 pre-
sumo, will have come to hand-and hand you
communication under cover to mo, from our friend
At Aspinwal, which, presume, will give the very
latest dongs on either side Of the Isthmus that may
be worthy Of n.te.
Here We move on with interminable improvement
the order Of day and night. Portions Of the
e,aancipados are being distributed to our large
charities, which are to have tho control and DISPOSE
ton of them for the establishment Of now institu
ton, where the colored responsibilities Of society
shat have no paternity, are to be provided for-aIl
right in the wa Of sin made easy.S This hos pi
~ - .sulqp win also cover from the world the
destitute widows ana III. ~; rod races
We have rumors in town that six hundred Bozn
negroes have been captured b. the government near
the Isle Of Pnea; So the new Institution will have
good quantity Of fresh material to build upon. /
have mot BEEN able to procure data Of the ,ture,
but think 1t very probable that Of the several
saveFs endeAvoring to get into safe anchorage for
discharge Of which have advised you; that one o.:
more should bs captured, under the better vigilance
and honor of the present administration.
On the 9Th we had the Spanish war and mail
steamer velasco, from Cadiz, with officers alta he'd
to the new government, and several with their
families; and among them I notice Field Marshal
Gregozio Brochero, LADY, and two children, and his
brother, Jose Maria Brocherc, Colonel of Engineers;
Juan Campuzano, do; Thos. Ibarrols, Commandant
Of do Ignaoio Halco, Jose Maria Manzano and lady,
with one child; Lieut.. Col. Eco. j. Gomez de "a
Sema; Lieut.. Col. Janice O'Dally, Of the Marine
Corps; Commar daut Of Cavalry, Enrique de Chavez;
Captain Of the Navy, Augustin Lebaton; Command
ant Of Cavalry, Jose Adrani; do. of Infantry Felix
Travers; Captain of Engineers, jose Arcayo; do,
Fernando Reaoho; Of do, Lieut.. Juan Escarsi and
lady; Father Francisco Bosch, with thirtytwo Sis.
tiers Of Charity; Fathers Vicente Marconeli and
Francisco Avno, Professors Of the Order of Jesits,
with seven preets Of inferior class members Of the
fraternity. About twenty-five other passengers
were fcceYed by this steamer, most Of whom in one
way or another are associated With Cuban employ
ment under General Concha.
Tho United States way steamer Princeton, Eagle,
commander, entered our port on the 9th inst, hav-
ing as passengers Mr.. MITCHELL Minister to Ncara-
qua, and his family. and ]. w. Fabens, ESQ.,, Con-
sui of the United States al Graytown. This steam
or, Last from Norfolk, made the passage in We days
Salutes were exchanged with the port, national
ag and the authorities Of the island, yesterday at
10 o'clock A. NJ. In running up the dag Of the
United States on board the Spanish vessels to no.
turn the salute it got foul in the rigging aud was
entirely concealed during the ceremony, 80 that
under order of tho General Of Marine, 1t WINS re-
peatej with the flag properly displayed. had tho
pleasure Of passing last evening with the Minister
and Mr.. Fabens, at Mrs. Brewers Hotel Cabano,
but was unable to obtain any new light upon Mos
quito kingdom affairs, which will remain in stofu
guo, although the authorities OF Nicaragua may OF
grace hare salutc- The coach and pair witch
were disposed Of by the last royal lottery fell to the
lot of some person in dad, and win be pur.
chased by General C0nchs at their value, Ter his
future use. The second prize of a pair of h0rana