The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-07
OUR RELATIONS WITH SPAIN.
Interesting Letters from Neutrality-suspicious. Of
the English Press on the Cuban Question,
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

Appointment - SANITARY dna C0mnfIc'as nc
ports.
On the evening Of the 23d the steamer Teviot,
British and West India mail packet from Soutaamp-
ton, appeared in the odiog, and message was des-
patched by pilot boat from the office Of the Captain
OF the Port, that she could enter the harbor and
take her usual anchorage.
We were too anxious for the Intelligence from
Madrid to let the nigot pass without her news She
accordingly entered port and was visited by the
usual boarding boats at eight o'clock The Spanish
official pa kages distributed, and the CORES
pondence for the British consulate taken in charge
for that Off Q. The outsiders received their news
from the lips Of the distinguished Martin Galiano,
late Political Secretary for the former Captain
General Canedo. with whose fame in deeds Of Afri-
can traffic he was identified. The intelligence, such
o. 1t vas, doed to us in small doses, you have with
all Its associate incidents. We see the Qdeens
speech Of humiliation to "Spaniards' and as it 10
published to as without any of the relieving crcum-
stances It puts Mr.. Pezueia In false position. II
the General had ordered the whole revolutionary
events for publication in their order OF occurrence,
the tsbleau appearance would have been much
better and left nothing for explanation; it u.s. the
people perceive the imposition intended to be forced
upon their Intelligence, and give corresponding
not agreeable to those who live in the "glsss house."
aud have had their castles In the air with the throne
OF San Fernando" as they fear the working behind
the scenes, although the Queen Is for the present
exposed upon the stage, in front Of the audience
not as model-but rs part OF the screen. The
Dia, de Ia Marina, on the 18th inst gives us the
address Of the Secretary of War to the Queen,
(Evanit0 San Miguel and the consequent decree
OF pardon, restoration of titles and honog. and
amnesty to all political delinquents uader the min
~ haIn nf
first consequence, being those at the head Of the
present revolution.
In the Last week, SLAYER, with several hundred
Africans board, was lost near the Isle of Pines
in heavy squall getting on the reefs, and break.
ing up Immediately. The captain OF the bark, one
OF the crew, and seven negroes only were saved
We have no data from whicn to ascertain the num-
Der ON board and that have persisted. The arrivals
Of alavers the south side, the cargoes OF which
are disposed Of at Trinidad, average, as am in
formed by practical busiL ess man Of that cty two
per week, notwithstanding the strenuous exerti0ns
Of General Pezuela to stop the trade. The Offices
OF trust, responsibility and profit are farmed out by
his subogdisate officials 10 the palace to those who
make the best bid In ounces. II 10 not to be pre-
sumed that they will permit every cargo of Afri-
cans that comes to Cuba to be seized, to their 10.
dividual injury. Now and then one will be allowed
to fh into the hands Of the authorities to keep the
mind OF the Marquis assured that his wo X is going
on In good faith. Out Of some $4,000 Africans
landed he has secured for apprentice service some
where about 900 probably less AS part of the
modNs operandi for punishment OF persons sup
posed 70 be interested Ia cargoes recenty-one out
Of the hundreds-I hand you translation Of cal
made by the superior authority Of the district of
Pinar del Rio, section first.
The very excellent GovernorC Captain General has
directed publication in the official gazette Of the gov
erlment the folio wing edict:-
Don Francisco Ruez dc Apodaca CASTOR dc Trisrte,
Brseder Of Infantry Gentleman OF the first class OF the
Alitary Order of Fernando Knigh. of Of Isa
bel ID Catclca, Command Ing GenerL Of the vueita
this Jurisdiction Of the Nusvs nlrina, &c. &C., by
this my frs. edct, cite, call and summon Dom jose
Miguel fspt samuel Comas Ramon and Jose Cruz-the
Hrst residents and merchants Of the Havans, aud the
$50 two last lessons OF the Plantation Llanada.hat
selves the Jail Of this town. to clear themselves of
blame that may result from criminal prosecution by
order OF the Cap ain General Of the Island, now being
Investigated ascertain the present location OF the
bozai negroes disembaked the south coast Of this
de YaDa certain and assured that they wilt have Jus
tce DONE and not that they x not ee aveyeo N tue
Pinar del Rio, Aug s, 1854
JOSE MARIA LOPEZ DE SAN ROMAN,
HAVANA, Aug. 26, 1854
They win not be likely to appear until the cause
is determined in their favor. Che old ship ofthe.
line SOberan0 was towed to sea yesterday morning
BY the war steamer Pizarro, bound home, possibly,
from her age, never again to cut her path through
the waters Of the Antilles Four officers, who were
seconds In the late duel between Sartorlus
and Gumucio, were sentenced by the Gap
tain. General to one months Imprisonment In
the Moro Castle and Cahanas The principals are
and took fSgsSs' on 81 SUNDAY SUNDAY
evening was the best display OF the season, both on
account Of the fury Of the animals the ferocity Of
the Mexican butchers, the ravenous temper OF the
dogs, the briancy Of the frewoi ks 10 the flesh OF
the dumb brutes, and the aggregate of brute mate.
nal that made up the audience-absolutey over.
come by npturous enjoyment Of the scene. The
lady OF tie Cap ain General did not pa.ronze sne
Belascoain, which was much regretted by the play.
era, as hsr presence had been calculated upon. The
beast Of most elegan g Of symmetry and violence
OF temper was saved, to become the heal o. fam
ly for the sport of future generations OF Havana
unlessthey improve out Of this relic Of their
barbaric origin.
hear expressed some regrets at the loss Of the
venerable Sobersno, Kept atoat many years a. tne
mother land Of the race yesterday, and which
she viii find under course, possibly, OF regeneration
The mail steamer Isabel Ia Catolica arrived yes
terday midday and set all hearts agog with the glo
rous news Of the return Of Jose de Ia Concha to be
looked for by the war steamer Francisco de Asis In
ten or twelve days. have never seen anything
nke the joyglesms that sprung from every eye and
TO ZIP through our population. There was general
thank G0dl' leapiDg from every heart, under one
impulse, and could not avoid the confa9ion-
wss glad, too, for 1t seemed to intimate pleasant
days and pleasant labors before me. with the inspi
ration Of the pure mind OF Concha over us.
The arrival of Concha In Cuba will be much more
efective than all the troops recently sent Tor is de
fence. At the Coffee House Of Escoriza, on the
Paseo, near the Tacon Theatre, yesterday, after
distribution of the intelligence from Spain, there
was an immense concourse OF persons assembled,
and champagne became more abundant than water.
Hearing OF the gathering, went out to see II there
were any barbados in ogress, % l apprehended
heard hrst 'vivas for the liberty and the const-
tuition Of 1887, vivas for Concha, vivas for ODon-
nell, and death to Pezuela, which was getting
quite strong for this latitude There was some ex
yectation that during the last night there might be
"a attack upon the Government House; but II II
vas contemplated IL did not come of.
leave open for last words, in case there should
be any Demonstration.
sm informed that the patriot national air,
the Hesgo HI mn," was sung In various parts OF
the city last night, and that the crowds were 30
great that the bufbelt civil guards did not deem 1t
proper to interfere.