The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-02
HAVANA. cot. "a. 1854

He ATTENDED the bull night yesterday in great state
T me does not permit me to add another line.
POUGHKEEP lie
HAVANA, Sept "a, 1854.
Gen. Concha's Honseho'd and Gen. Pesuelas Fareol-
Oftcid, address Of the Neo Captain General 10 the Peo
p,e-A Railway Accident and Eight Persons Killed
The Popular Rsjoicings and Popular Mind.
In my haste last evening to despatch my letter this
Charleston steamer-for had delayed concluding my
letter until the last half hour prior to the closing of her
MALL omitted sending you the names of the Off
who accompany Gen CorchA to this island. now sup
ply the omission -
Don Juan Sure, General Secretary
Joaquin Manzsno, Marshal Of the Camp
Joaquin Morales de Rada, | p;a,o
jose Ignaco Cherania, 'e"
Jose Culate, Colonel.
Antonio de Ia Encina, CommandAnte Of Cavalry.
Antonio Pslacios commsrdante of Engineers.
Francisco Alvear Graduated Colonel (What Is that y
Also, serjeaut and $50 infantry
The manner in which the Marquis de la Pezuea re-
signed the command has drawn forth praise from
his foes
His announcement of the fact in ths Gacetd charac
terstc of the and it be ng BRIEF trans ate it
GOVERNOR CAPTAIN GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT DELE
GATE OF THE EVER LOYAL ISLAND OF CUBA-
Jose de Ia Concha having this cay arrived here ap.
pointed by her Majesty 10 the royal decree of the I'd
august to succeed 10 the superior command Of this
island have delivered 1t up to him, in compliance with
the sovereign win, In the forms provided by law
THE MARQUIS De La PEZUELA.
Havana, Sept. 81, 1854
By order Of his E1cellency; this is published in the
Gdeetd for general knowledge. JOSE DE LA PEZUELA
Could gentlemanly contempt be aptly expressed
than in the foregoings
The Gdcea Of this morning contains COncha's Address
to the Inhabitants Of Cuba. 1t is as follows
INHABITANTS CUBA: Since first landed upon this SOIL
able TO appreciate the high qualities which characterize
you as people my most anxious desire hes been to con-
tribute in scme dc gree to your well being pros
return to you to-day with the hope Of being able to
realize these wishes In accepting the Office of Governor
and Captain Go neral and Superintendent of the Real
Hacienda wi h which have been vested have un.
dertsken the great responsibility of fulfilling the benevo
lent wishes of Ter Majesty and her governments
Queen country and a'so to you. accept the trust
because hope hatI command your support your
administration my acts of the past An absence Of two
years has awakened in me sentiments unworthy
Of pub &c man and no Kind Of consideration win make
country Dictates for regard above all the support and
he protection Of authority which cannot be arated
Union among yourselves, inhabitants of Cuba--con.
hdence in the kindness of your Queen, in her govern
ment and in the good wishes for your happiness whi:h
animate her representative In the Island this beautiful
portion of the Spanish nation, WILL trust its
prosperity for the future and bind in perpetual union
affection JOSE DE LA CONCHA
HAVANA, Sept. %, 1854.
There is also General Order published which is ra-
Their address to the soldiers. 1t is signed Joaquin
Morales de Rads, Brigadier in Chief.
Genera, Concha is appointed Superintendent Delegate
of the Royal Hacienda shall be at my post, and send
you regularly all the dongs of the rev
that is, am not ,ted and banshed 7, do which,
my rierds tell me, Gen. Concha will be very apt, h,
can And me out suppose People who live in the same
house with have no idea Of ossnRstiSY and &C.
friends in the Uriiea States, and being witas god
judge OF tcb Geo and segars pass for de sr in that
article win not close this letter until the las
me Mt in order to add any thing further interesting that
NE come to my knowledge
The most insignificant Of ali newspapers, the Prensa,
Of his city Of this days date has just been sent
by friend 1t contains blscksuard article abusing
the Marquis de Ia Pezuea whom speaks of in the most
deIogatory terms, declaring his design was to ruin
Cuba. Nimporte, General Concha viii be found {, fol.
low precisely similar course regards the slave trade
The BOILER of the engine Qoeomotye) Of the San An
toais train bursted this morning. within hundred and
of whom were negroes were killed
The Marquis de 10 Pezuela, understand, has taken
bosom of his family twas reported yesterday that
he was i'll from fever.
another grand illumination last night but the dis
charging Of crackers &: was prevented by proclama
ton, which plscarded the walls where the bill
stickers usualy hang the theatre and bull Hght bills
from Brgadier Don Josqun Montana, segundo capo OF
second in command. The negroes, during the past
evenings have parsded the streets with their drums
anu uskuetuk bnu completely
rendering night hideous
Rumor has it that ali the old officials to be dis.
char sed; this was to have been expected
The accdsnt at the railway Yesterday was the result
am told by an American er g;neer who in Of
the cars, of the csrelessness of the engine driver
Creole, VIII, killed ant have also ascertained the
less of life greater than FIRST reported eight
persons having been killed and several others very
severely injured.
General Concha last evening sadly disappointed the
people. The government carriage wit the horses Ct
tsched to it, brought out and stood at the north
crowd emblt to salute him he entered but he
charged his mind aud did not ride out The carriage
returned to its house The acceptance from the
Galatians Of the carr and horses EXPIRE ssiy
by them for General Conchs and few such the
foregoing will soon render him unpopular amongst that
faction. have much pleasure in handing you herewith
the Price Current, published last evening.
POuGEKEEPSIE.