The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR
7 HREE DAYS LATER NEWS,
&c., &C., &c.

THREE DAYS LATER NEWS,
&c. &C., sc.
The U. 3. n. steamship Black wsrnor, Captain
Bulloch, arrived yesterday from New Orleans and
Havana, brinsin dates from the latter city 10 the
evening Of tho 2Sth-three days later than received
by the Governor Dudley, at Charleston. Among
her passengers is Mn Charles Games, Charge des
Affairs at Venezuela.
| The Black Warrior left at Havana the U. 8.
steamer Princeton, Henry Eagle, Esq, commander.
She had been cruising along the Florida Reef, In
search Of the U. 8. sloop-of war Albany, supposed
to be lost, and was to sail a soon a. she could
finish coaDg, to continue the search, on the Nos
quito Banks, &c.
We are indebted to the Purser Of the Black War
rior for files Of papers and intelligence to the latest
moment.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Nov &c, 1854.
The "Dfario' on the Treatment of Mr.. SouN-Coi-
lection Of Articles for the Paris Erhibiion-Rs-
subs of NeW York State Elections Received in
Cuba-Htms Of Ntws-Marksts- Death of Chas.
Smith.
everything on one side, with the obliquity Of move
ment which inevitably follows such constant effort Is
delighted with the treatment Of the Minister Of the
United States near the court Of Madrid In France,
and forgets to count the acknowledgment of wrong
doing which is demonstrated by the prompt rever.
zion Of the imperial decree in the letter of Louis
Napoleon, authorizing the passage Of Mr.. Soule,
wherever listing, through his realms. Let those
u - -. - 1:
will be with those who refresh our intelligence,
whether in San Ignacio," or factitiously in New
York. That Mr. Soule would not have been the &C.
lection Of the people Of the United States for the
high post he fills, has been demonstrated; but being
legally there, the indigniies offered to him are to
his country and 60 intended, as well a. the COM
mentaries thereon made with the personal sanction
and authorization Of General Jose de Ia Concha,
Captain General and Governor Of the Island of
Cuba, ard superintendent censor general Of the
"fIee" press Of Cuba. There Is no other RESPONSE
bility for offensive utteranoe against the govern
ment and institutions of the United States by the
press Of the island whether purporting to flow from
the pens Of Tom, Dick, Peter" or the hobgoblin
(el Duende) night shadow Of New Orleans, than
what pertains to the exalted dignltaIy so highly
appreciated and esteemed by al the good citizens
Of your land. presume this view of his d1ty and
obligations to his nearest neighbors has not been
taken by the chief, but believe 1t would we'll COM
port with the fair fame he has won il be would al
low his reflective powers to embrace It, and more
harmonious policy for the general weibeing Of the
two communities would ensue; anda their interests
forbid the antagonistc position which the journals
Of Cuba are endesvorirg TO promote There 10 no
Crimea here for the dalliance Of diplomacy or the
waste Of powder; % the sooner kind words are
used, the better 1t may-tueg0.
On the 18th Of December We ara to have an ex-
hibticn of all the samples Of the industry Of Cuba,
which are intended for display before the world at
Paris, except the time honored plough, which will
not be there. The show will DO creditable for the
reputation Of the island.
In lis issue Of the 25th, (to-day,) the Diario,
perceive notices that the Soue difficulty hal been
amicably adjusted through the influence Of Mr..
Mason and British prestige, as stated BY the HEB
and goes on 70 chow that what was Of great conse-
quence yesterday, and over viii n We were to have
had delicious laugh, 10 Of no sort Of moment to-
day. The New York correspondence has not yet
got through preparation" or the censoIisl sieve
but We shall probably have il all right by paado
manano In the meanti ne We have read the HER
AID to the 18th, and feel that we know some
in Massachusetts,, not to say anything about the
Governor Of the State of New York, Lieutenant
Governor, and Mayor Of your city, which, by the
"Iule Of three" We are not able t. CIPHER OUT 80
I
The captain and crew Of the American schooner
seized at Bsrac u have not yet arrived at Havana
or If 60, the government keeps it secret. Montero,
the naturazed citizen Of the United States remains
in comMnicado-in prison-and no testimony of
crime against him. Mr.. Charles Eames, U. 8.
Charge de Affaires, arrived fro Caracas the 23d,
and II to leave by the first steamer for New York or
Cnarissto1 Inc government = Occupied with pre-.
the east end Of the island, or at other intermediate
points on the south side. The ground breaking Of
the g]acs around the walls Of Havana goes slowly
Business as last advised health without change ;
politics and fidelity the same; planters at work.
1000 hogshesds clayed molasses sold here, to be
delivered at Csrdenas, .: q lals, kcg Of 81 gallons
for the months Of December, January, February and
March. Hsk the quantity Of Muscov ado, to be de-
livered as above sold at 81 rails keg-purchase Of
one house. Most truly yours, D.
P.S.-Died, this morning, at the Hotel Cubano,
kept by Mrs. Sarah E. Brewer, Charles Smith, Esq,
aged "a years, / think, of consumption, contracted
here by his exposure In the service of the Spanish
steam marine, havirg broken blood vessel some
three months since. VIM. Sydney Smith ono rela.
tive, but mole than BROTHER has watched over him
with the moot assiduous attention and kindly care
from the moment Of his attack, bringing to his bed
side the best medical intelligence we have. With
more than woman's devotion, he has stood as min
sfeling angel striving to ward death from bis friend,
bat 1t would not be defeated. The friends in Eng
land may feel assured that nothing for the loved
child, brother and friend was wanting. VIM. Sy dney
Smith was all, in love and devotion, and he will find
rich reward for IT from tue grateful hearts who
will be stl anger to his goodness. Please request
the London Ne,cs to notice. Yours, truly, ID.
HAVANA, Nov. rs, 1854.
Trouble Bet,ceen Catholic Priest and the Captatn.
Gtneyat--More SHARES Landed Fters Of Bar
racades--Ihe Steamer Princeton in Search of the
Albany.
The last mail steamer from Spain brought amongst
her passengers to this island q wellknown clergy.
man, called Padre San Roman, who was sent in dis.
grace TO Spain during the previous administration
of the government Of this island, by the present