The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-17

II.
feld commander arrived at this port yesterday after
noon Mobile the 9th inst, and Havana the 18th,
at p. NJ making the from the Moro to Sandy Hook
in four days
From Havana we have papers to the 18th inst they
contain nothing Of importance except sundry DEGREES
which have been recently issued relative the slaves in
the Island of Cuba.
The Official Gazette of the 9th, confradcts the state
ment that the government Of Spain had directed the
Captain General to indemnify the owners of the Black
Warrior the contrary it that the Queen has the
fullest confidence in the zeal services and action OF &C.
neral Pezuela and that he will bring the affair to pro-
per termination recommending him at the time to
maintain the dignity of the nation.
II is said that there 10 900 idtona troops now
on their way to reinforce the army in the Island.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA May I, 1854.
Pe.uela and his Edict-7he Neus fran Madrid-Rum3rs
that the Captain General has been Supported ty the Hons
Gorernment-Arriral Of the u s. Sloop Of ,car Cyane-
Markets, dc.
We are in the dawn Of new lights, under the wise le
gislaon of the Marquis Of Pezuea and in few days
have the African brought to side in equal social
and civil position with the white He is proving to be
the great dwelling democrat of the age-stretching him
self far beyond the reach of British philanthropy and
giving permanency OF color to his administration. The
law Of his mind has yet become final statute,
mmoyable the laws Of the Modes and Persans, for
the that there have been slight objections to
overcome of personal than of legal value, which
IL was said made right by vote of advice to the
"Iegent of the royal audience" from his vceSerene
Hghness on Friday last We expecting to have the
edct In the of this week. after its dction is ar
ranged to suit the elegant taste of the classic chief
We have the story " that the winter of our discon.
xl,a
bel but then the reasoning Of the HERALD that
comes with it, shows but little foundation for the
plot We established battery, and line Of spirit
ual communication with the palace at Madrid,
mot here,) and very in possession of
singular facts. AT the spirit hall association
rooms evening of TIE 4th received intimaton from
spirit Of very reputable character, that Mr.. =. Soue
in a very equivocal position in boudoir curtaned
of with royal emblazonry the archtrave Of the
trancethat he had been caoed by the caprice Of roy
atty and lost his game, without winning the
smile that is lavished more humble suitors for
royal favors The result Of the evening" investigation
although very much confused was, that Mr.. Soule,
under the instructions sent to him by special
messenger, had in fact effected nothng--that Mr.
Tyng's petition had been favorably heard, which
went by another conveyance, and that the six
thousand dollars and other money, paid by his house.
ordered to be refunded to him. and that while there
affectaton of dispeasure with, the Marquis Of
Iezuela that private letters assured him that his
Queen would not forget to reward his noble conduct
Here there was general squabble in the palace grow
ing ont OF aside Irritation which interfered with
lrsate renchdnt of the Queen, and all employees
alopg the lines of to and take hand in the
roysi muss and we could not get Immediately a com.
handing intelligence to order them back to duty So
had to forego further investigation until the storm
had passed When We again resumed, and the spirits
their use, apprized that sleep had upon
the inmates OF the palace and we were too honest to
desire 10 ntruee upon the sacred privacy OF royalty.
spirits under such ward and watch of mother
church that have to select particular nights, when
the saints not all called out by our religious fes
yilies On the first suitable evening we promised
further develop of the of the Roy Pa
lace at Madrid and the state residence OF the United
states Minister Her Most Catholic Majesty
The Spanish war and mail steamer Condo de Regla-he
old British Caledonaarrived last evening from Cadz
OF her actual very little has been allowed
to trapspire The Spanards say that the intelligence
brought by the Isabel is not truethat concessions
have been madethat the official action Of the Captain
General Of Cuba has been justified by approval of the
Ministry, and the Queen has given her own rubric in
thanks TO the Marquis of Pezuea, for his bold defiance
and insults to the President Of the United States. At
any rate they very anxious for intelligence at
palace and the Marchioness relaxed from her per-
sonal amusemens and avocaons to ascertain what her
husband had received The evening spent at home
and it mixed with good deal of anxious thought.
After vigorous censoral investigation those portions of
that consist with the deep of faith
full affections, may break upon the morning of the
10th until which time we have to appreciate the beauty of
the yulgarism that Ignorance is bliss Our town very
much divided in opinitn to the quality OF the and
as We practice with the heaven telegraph without royal
license, we cannot make known what we have learned.
~ ~ aiUinsoti ahtes 81 NJ Sn, na I'D la - n
quiet public apprehension, if made known to people
through vice regal edict.
me baek negena ~ n1s CONF INTO oeng win quite
vice royal dignity Il Is however sunnosed thai when
the African learns that he is white man, in all his
u;, ana he ma s0iaerShp "h not
The United states soop of war Cyaoe entered mort late
last evening from Chagres or that vicinity have not
zen W! VI me omueis - ,ne snip ana therefore can
from the spanish boarding officers that they were All
well board and that they called here expecting find
NE 'emmodoIe ana WI 60 10 sea tomorrow Tor Pensa
send Won papers with the dcm.nratic ete eacts Of
Pezuela and he continues to give to our young intel
gence the strong 1000 required shall forward for your
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