The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-27
Affairs IN CUBA.
OrR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS


ORR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA sept Is 1854.
Preparations for General Conchaprcfusion Of Anony-
nous Pub,icatons-Hosniity to Pesuega-An Express
Office 10 Be OPENED in Harana-7he Stare Trade-Loss
of an american Bark.
We have been ntsri,y expecting the arrival OF
General Concs for the last two days. the reads are being
repaired, that his footcg may bs more comfortable
from the wharf to the palace and from the psscs to the
Roy al Auder ciA where the oath OF oaoe Will be ad-
mnis.srsd Since the arrival Of the from
New Orleans, have been circulated Sy parsons
connected with thu palace, that after ALL should be
deprived Of tho pleasure of seeing General Concha,
he had declined the appointment bscsuss he had not the
pc wers accorded to the present incum'
bent" These the inventions thrown of to impede
preparation. and cool enthuiasm that the celebration
may be failure, but the people say, If Concha comes
1t will be failure shall have him. and he viii And
the vel soms Of grateful hearts, have nothing else
TO give him" At any rate. We manage to keep up .
constant excitement having established loogouts of tbs
Bay OF to telegraph the Francisco de
Ass if /. passes hin view and have bad already
two false Alarms in consequence of the exceeding
vigilance and intelligence of exterior observers in
that qua tsr--at stone Key We have had some squad
bling ,or advantage. among those who wish 20 be trst
among the "innu -erable friends of General Concha
which ia food Tor the mirh OF those who loss-the OH
csl partans Of the palace and of the Marquis There
has seen besides cessation in the ebulsion OF crude
pa riosm, and malicious invec ives intended to lch
the Integrity OF the sodiery and the feelings of he
principal persotages in minds for the time Prsed
sheets trotusely scattered upon the street, AID
thfcan into the doors and wineows Of dive lngs and
offices, Of which sebt you samples recently. There II
no great purpose Of freedom impell,ng these public.
TOYS ard they resolve into the petty maice Of weak
mnds AID such, follow Ia he social xers only to
soil those who give them utera- ce in the nigh, proiu
people, snc drawing respect frcu, strangers at any
rae to the cause of which they treat, which they
pretend TO advocate.
The most active to Pezuea from the catsans
and ether Spaaiards who ha been largely interested
in the slave trade which he has endesvorsd to abolish
but has bern folsd in b. the unfnh uness OF his OH
GERS, secretaries and agents; yet they are aware OF
his herest determination to put 1t down, and they
hope, By flaming course with Conchs, and
the evidence of the unpopuladty of Pezues before
him, that he will be tempted to favor their plans
for the futus In this they calculate without their
tentons of the people as grateful tribute from thsr
hearts but have very much misread the man, If he
accepts the present of carriage ard horses with any
pleasure and should not be surprised If he refused it
for fear that might be said to give biAs to the charao
Some wicked spirit has entered my attic an carried
oil ink and bad pen, In moment that left my table,
and tina steamer Is resdy to b. Of The express agents
an office here which has been long wanted BY our
mercial community Their agent, VIM II. Fairchild,
men and will have every facility il his bushes. that
may be necessary. 1t Is matter before this peo
plc but there foreigners enough here who
Of the convenience aud facilities OF such agency sufficient
10 sustain II until it draws the Patronage Of the whole
community In the tso days there has been no change
to note in busint eps that 1t Is Concha week
AND we do little elre
Health good-the equnoctial brewing after which we
shall know something with more certainty to the
coming crops In the meantime, excuse this aud let
the composor rejoice inl MAZDA MAS
There Is mail from the south side, and arrival
that do not reseive intelligence of more landing OF
slaves Effected and By every opportunity hense to the
United states that have been occupied In the
trade being shipped with let and no hinorance ar
wing from tine country and departing without on caL
note which, in this country, where everybody Is
registered AID mase no change Of donic for day
without the license of authority, seems strange
The captain Of the SLAYER who left this fo Charleston
In tie STEAMER Gov Dudley, last trip Brian for
~ mate beard Of Of the Philadel pha packets ia
this trade
The American bark Mary, Mc[sau, OF New York. was
lost the night Of the 9th Of September the "oo
RADIO to the westward and not far from Cape san
Antonio. having drif,ed out Of The ship
burned by the captain that he could
nothing VIII Gu do not understand here. This vessel
rested twelve fee; Of water after striking two three
tin es She draws seventeen feet The officers, crew
and passenger carried to the small port of Man
on board Of the American brig James Wakefield lad
will Re here in few days. when perhlps they may ex-
plain what very singular just The vessel
was from Now Orleans for Kansa, (sweden and mar.
ke and had 1913 bales Of cotton and $50 hhds of tobac
Further pa rtculars in my next. The Warrior
.ignaized at l21i NJ Nothing new. NADIA MAS