The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-20
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
Two Days Later from Havana-Our Cuba Cor
respondence Tho Markets.

Inc steamship crescent City Capt Windie arrived yes
terday morning from New Orleans and Havana with two
days later dates from the latter place She left the for
mer city the 1lth and the latter on the l4th inst
The c. G. brings hundred and ninety passengers,
and cargo of cotton tobacco pelres merchandise, &c
On the 18th inst when the C. c. entered the port of
Havana salutes being exchanged with the English
man of war brig Spegle, which had just arrived from
Kingston ia, which place she left the I'd inst She
reports having there the French squadron from ST.
Domingo, composed of frigae, two sloops of war;
one brig steamer and transport to sail for Ia
vana the next day-3d inst.
French steamer and frigate were seen from the c.
c. few hours after she left Havana steering westward
supposed to belong to the aforesaid squadron.
oCR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, May 49, 1854.
The Kings Observation-Disclosures Of the Amnesty-7he
Captain Generals Sentiments nth Regard 10 the Appre-
he'sded Inpason-Recau Of Don Ramos Narin-7he
Colonization Decree-Political Spirit Rappings-Tte
Last Tele9rophic Despatch from Madrid.
This being the birthday Of Don Fernando Asis we
have occupied ourselves in its celebration by publishing
at all the street Ei 6dndo announcing the am.
nesty granted by Queen for all political offences
The doing Of the thing in the most effective style
band of music, one company of grenadiers, gentle
man usher, fiscal lawyer in a suit of plain black
sixfoot negro with green coat richly embroidered
and Napoleon cooked hat in his hand, leading the
troops, having the pardon documents in his right
gloved hod-catcher.
The business of the negro at every corner to
read repeat the royal order after the gentleman in
black which he did in fine stenoran voice. SO that all
the other negroes could hear in the vicinity there being
! but that class OF her Majesty's oeyer faithful
resent to witness the august spectacle
1t is the form of demonstrate ton used when sub
iect ia IN ha nisba I'D
of cemency taking relative opposition to the one
who yields the lash and the justice at the
Punta After the reading and the echo for more effect
from the black organ Of the each
time struck up a lively national air, which they CON
tinued to play most wretcedy, if in TOO deep sym
pathy with the misery created by bad laws badly adj
mnistered, driving into strange lands our best inte
gence and most noble children, for suspicion having
free sentiments in their secret hearts to play in har
mony with anything else than the want sorrow, and
broken hearts that have been the consequence which
the government just at this moment wishes should be
forgotten and forgiven.
The usual quantity of powder wasted in honor Of
the day but presume they have enough yet left TO
keep the national honor (iesoD clean under The dis.
tritution of the gentleman in whose prudence" and
"zell' the Queen loves to ''confde."
TIE Marquis Pezuela is carpet knight, aud the
eli emen for tournament is most gratifying to his
soul lie asserts ''thati if with the forces at his
mand he prevent landings from being made upon
the sond 10 the utter destruction of that may have
the tenery to attempt it, he Will relnquish his title
and all his honors" / omitted TO mention in my last
that the propensity of Don Ramos Marin for good living
and his particular relish for the small stores of the
Black Warrior had caused his return to duty with his
regiment where he Dragon at his leisure Ills re-
lief from Spain out by the Veasco, (this noted in
my last the 'tConde de Regla,' very much to his
modification as the place was precisely adapted to his
taste his good soldershp being best displayed at the
trencler with fluid Accomplishments.
The other royal order for colonization extensive
scale TO subserve the concealment OF the ultimate
Of the Spanish duo protectorate sent forward
by the steamer Cahawba 1t is, usual with such af
fairs very word ami the emanaton from her Maiestys
ministers for the protection of the coonsts, OF what
ever caste ton they may consist after few months
Of and tear under the temporary vigilance of the
present Captain General will be as valuable as any
other waste paper The present purpose obtained in
the supposed to their policy which IL helps to
make.
We do not yet hear of the landings made expected
the south side and perhaps outward cruisrs will
advise them 10 follow the path Of the Queens Own and
seek the north side where they may escape appreheu
sion under suspicion that they beyond the reach Of
the vcereg power, and may be snuggled through the
island
We are in a moulng social condition, and will soon
materially change the color of bird of Paradise plu
mage unless you dictators of public sentiment come
boldly to the rescue 1t strikes lockers on in Den.
mark that it s rather unaignhed TO hire your work,
job IL out to others, by repeal OF the neutrality laws,
when you have thousand good reasons for " dc caraon
of war; We have renewed our "rappipgs" at the
ing intelligence both political and domestic which being
communicated by the veritable shade of Tuba y our
great Spanish progenitor, must be reliable appears
that Friday last the Queen had underta to decide
that private arrangement which had been determined
between her Royal Ma and Mr. Soue should be annued
and the ministry promised, the particular
friend Of her husband" had been pad ior-and Mr. Ass
was agreeable with gratuitous l0there consider
able disturbance and conferences held late
but she proved mpractcabe wherefore il included
best TO leave her in the hands of friendship with the
hope that few hours of private reasoning would render
her more tractable There very many incidents
sprinLed throughout the Communication, and several
attempts the part Of evil disposed spirits to confuse
the wires, but old Tuba who has his whole present
being wrapped in Cuban pro- ress, not to be baf
fed. would indulge you with description of the old
hall that is devoted TO the spiritual telegraph,
were not that II would guide for autho
rites, who depend the HERALD for knowledge of
what is going at Havana and they might try to en-
trap the pstriarch spirit whose soul is burning with
the desire Of freedom for his offspring But
buff belt is near Substitute for the departed blue
collars,) the steamer is in, and am obliged TO cut
short my letter. Yours, &c, TROUBLE.
HAVANA, MAY IL 1854.
7ae Ne'c Royal Edic regulating the introduction Of Colo
niss-7he Colonization Scheme likely to te Failure