The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-31
ADDITIONAL FROM CUBA.

ADDITIONAL FROM cUBA.
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Among the items of Cuban intelligence, notice tina,
the Spanish steamer Pizarro aground Al
Point Maysi (Cuba) and French steamer had started
from Santiago TO receive Spanish regiment that was
board the Pzarro. The Spanish war steamer Colon had
also sailed 10 render assistance and fears enter
tanned lest the mis- ortune should happen to her
also.
Senior Mariana Borrel wealthy farmer at Trinidad,
was summoned to Havana by the Captain-General for
receiving cargo of six hundred aud twenty negroes
from Africa. Senior Porrel rsmlnei in Havana only
two days, and Compounded tho matter by paying for
fixture Of three Spanish doubloons per head.
There had been several heavy failures at Havana The
Savings Bank Tie Maritime Insurance Company, and
the Rega store Bank would not discount paper of any
description
IT issad that the Creoes have confidence or hopes
in Pierce They believe that he will follow the policy Of
Fillmore and that all the buster about the Black War
rior will end Like the old story Of Mons Paraiens &C.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, March "a, 1854.
Sailing Of the Black Warrior and Incidents Connected
Decentralization Of Captain BsItock-He Challenges
Don Ramos Marin, but the Don Backs Out, dc.
Herewith you will please find that the Black Warrior
returned and win have the goodness to see that she is
duly entered to credit Of ourhat is to say to Spanish
account fear the list is getting rather long
side and we wish to item in favor of the large
balance party The Captain General of Cuba took the
adjustment of this into his hands after discovery
that he involved in responsibility that might shake
his position, and possibly got the jewel out of the
diadem of royalty, which would put him in
the relation to his father that would not be
gratifying to his eager thirst for fame. Without
Cal that
made up by the Custom House. and in order to shield
The national vanity and honor far practicable he
sprung to conclusion of judgment by sentence of the
captain of the steamer TO payment in cash Of fine laid
six thousand dollars which the steamer be
again delivered to his charge. This complied with
by Captain Bullock rather than any longer consent to
make himself liable to the charge of contumacy, which
might impair the interests of those to whom he was ac-
counabe although he filed protests against this as well
every other proceeding This summary determination
oustce precludes his giving testimony show that he
had nfringed law-volated custom or regulation
theres appeal from it except to the government
at Madrid.
He objects to the payment of the fine as unjust and
demands indemnity for the whole injury sustained
throughout the interests Of all classes connected with
this voyage and cargo of the Black Warror-copies of
which will be served upon the Captain as soon as
they be prepared by Old Nere who sits in the
rican Consulate, dschagng its duties without fear AS
the small stores of the ship had been pretty freely used
the game in their hands and no fear Of local
countabty Captain Bullock ordered his storekeeper to
lions to put nothing upon the list that be
could not confirm under oath as having been
on board and under his charge when the steamer was
This list made out and the quantity rather
formidable to pocket without word he gave it to the
agents the vessel requesting them to send down to the
collector the Queens for his avisement which
DONE and regular flare up followed, as the com
mander Of this branch of the fibusero movement-ci
mt of
decidedly shot in his most sensitive part. His
honor violated by the mputation that possibly
bis rabble-resquaodas had appropriated for his
their any of the goods placed under their
Foaming with fury under the mputation of
the gross outrage committed against his pure fame,
his honesty, and his integrity a gentleman
of her Majestys service in several departments
he called upon the agents of the steamer to retrsct the
list promising them immediate destruction if they
fused any quantity of broken heads powder, ball. ps-
tolls and small swords everything except grape and
mister and the dire anger of the Infatuated overed bull
In all their business relations with his Office his corps of
punderers that they should be watched at every point
and that any nformaltv should be visited with stern
justce-which meant magnity-upon them and their
interests But he found their agents very mpracticabe
They did not at his beck from his which there
fore waxed more furious He left with settled wrath
npon his soul Captain Bullock hearing of the occur
renee Immediately dispatched polite note to the injured
nTssepea 'na =, the Custom ouse s
his order to his merchants, and that he held himself
responsible for the truth of 1t well for the long tail
of sequence that might derive that he would have the
pleasure Of seeing him at any moment convenient for
himself &c. This done, at O'Clock last evening, Capt
Bullock visited the public promenades and the toIec
houses for the purpose of meeting the wounded ge.tle
man. After some search Ramos Mavin was fount al
the dominica where tender was made by Captain BAL
lock Of his best services to procure him comfort
able feeling assuring that most excellent and most
worthy unconary that his agents had acted entirely by
his Instructions and he would with great pleasure give
him the satisfaction that he had intimated to them
that he going TO take; that he ought not to think
of breaking the heads Of the steamers agents for his
faults treating such innocent parties with cold steel
and powder that they would not appreciate He should
be happy TO take these consequences as due to himself
for his acts that if from any cause meeting could
not be had such he desired the city, he was com
PEELED to leave port on the morrow at p. NJ but he
would place the back che at the disposal of himself
and friends gain legal ofng from the port of Havana
clear deck for such tools might be most agree
able to him. and bide the consequences in his own per
son, and that as the satisfaction was
fully rendered he would return the party to
the Havana. About this time Captain Watson, Of
the U. s. steamer Fulton, being in company with Capt
Bullock remarked TO Mr.. Ramos Mavin, that from his
important position II might be that the time was too
short for the preparation OF body and soul Tor this mat
compelled to leave Friday at five in the evening,
therefore he would say to him that in such event he
could refer to him he would be good while in this
port and il would give him great pleasure to give aten
ton TO his small wants that line and he would be
happy TO hear from him at any moment that might suit
him; that he would find prompt response and the best
sort of accommodation at his hands, with any implc-
ments that might be most pleasant to his own sensi-
blities.
The gentle Ramos came down from his pile of flame
had no intention whatever, in calling upon the
cantain-had alluston only TO Mr. lying, &c ms WAS
not permitted without again advising that Messts.
Co. could not be held personally responsible for his
pets that he could not assent TO any such words He
Alone was responsible and ready TO give him the
satisfaction he had demanded from those gentlemen in
which he had also presumed to use his Captain Bull
yock's) name as Of those who had %srieyed him
Don Ramos may he game cock, but he would not care
more than myself for the horrd smell OF satpetre car
bon and sulphur The British steamer arrived yester
day and brings Spanish and English papers which we
not permitted to see Our excitement on account
Of supposed revolutionary tendencies at home not
diminished by the secresy preserved have not time
to give you any more TROUBLE