The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-02
NE WS FROM CUBA.
Arrivals at CnarIe.son ana Ph,ladeIph,.

Arrivals at CharIe.son and PhiIadeIphia.
tF&m .,I~ Cnsfi-stan Courisr, Feb ~
The mail steamship Isabel, Capt. William Roll
arrived on Saturday morning from Havana and Key
West, haviog left the former port on the morning
and the latter on the evening Of the 22d inst.
The Isabel has brought the following passengers: -
+. Rollins hiltor, A De CArrie-rte. N. Sanone, A.
Thornois. W P. Fer dse and !,dy. Patton r. q.
vsrs 9. L.s..l.r =. . Fourai,ss s A. KsSneay, J. Won
sIietenha N, N. B swSubsrse, DE- Totton, q 4 vii.
kipson. and 10 In the s'ee-'s..
The Isabel has brought the gratifying intelligence
that great triumph ha been gained by Mr.. Robert
son. our acting Consul in Havana, as, through his
exerti0ns the American sailors who have been so
long confined by the Cuban authorities, have been
released and placed in his hands. We trust that our
government will duty show their appreciation Of Mr..
Robertsons conduct in this matter. His fir nness,
energy and diplomatic skill certainly deserve some
Substantial recognition, and he has proved himself
fully competent to uphold the national honor In any
position TO which he may be appointed.
We are indebted to Mr.. Mahony, the obliging pur.
ser OF the Isabel, and our Havana contemporaries,
for their polite attentions.
We subjoin the favors Of our ever attentive Haya.
ma, Matapzas and Key West correspondents
HAVANA, FEB. III, 1854.
In this place, our events amount to o fe DEGREES
published by ou- vceroy which being short trans.
late for you. Here thy are
By royal order of the 3lst Of December, uit., her
Majesty, (whom God preserve.) has been pleased to
concede TO the village Of Candeara, 10 the jurisdic
tion Of San Cristobal, the title OF Loyal, in con-
sideraon OF services lent by IL in the last piratica
invasion, headed BY the rebel Lopez Another,
BY royal order OF the 3lst Of December last, her
Majesty has been pleased to concede to the town Of
Csrdenas the title Of "villa and make 1t the seat
Of government Of the jurisdiction bearing its name.
OFFICE POLITICAL snosErARY
His Fxcsllercy tie Covers and captain General has
been pie rd direct with date u day. thu folio sins
communications - his Exselency the General Sab Iespse
Tor OF Ergine-rs
nosr EXCELLENT SIR -NothIrg Ia moro useful and honor.
abls m,nsind than TO relate to coming generations
With the rsr and bEsbzs the virtue Of those who
have Themselves 10 the world ssviug grand
mp-s ior them to ini ste. On this asoouat the In
n.t,snts ~ Cu proposed 10 r,ot to those
vLo dice fighting loya ally .gsins the TO- ssnsrs who In
vsesd thsr country the 18th of August 1881. For
that my worthy rrstsosssor General C.nsco
pied the potls idea tts; ed heir entausas and
III the ANS reason nos Of oar, yips into se
70, q ores the svpro, cd proj q. have thossht
proper to order TO- that puspose that the OF s0
des,in.o for f. with s92sz protucst by the description
ali be propiAsd to thu design On the pripcl ,.l sids
tns d-r al ,bsli bs eng avsd the scoompaay, in.
ar but loyal aae s.orous. cd preserve your Excel
Hs,spa, l1th February 1854
This order Is very annoying to the Cubans, as
they had nothing more TO DO n the business than the
Saxon soldiers in the army Of Frederick the Great,
who had TO fight ag ainst their own country contrary
to their inclination. Governor Pezuela knows as well
as we all do here, that the CubaDs Of all sges would
destroy tne spanish government were " po6e1Ole Tor
them 10 do so consequently they are not loyal in the
least Knowing these circumstances, you will pity
the Cubans and loathe the byp ,crsy and falsehood
contained in the decree. II Cuba were loyal there
would rot De 80 formidable army here, nor would
there be so many Cuban exiles men, women, and
children, in the United States, Of all ranks. pray
TO Heaven to let you the truth and hope that God
may influence your hearts in favor OF these poor
abused people. As Tor the heroes whose names are
to be engraved on the pedestal it is true that they
were the picked men OF all the regiments OF the Ha
yanas, led on by the terrible General Ena Also, il
Is true, that at Las Pozas General Ena with these
picked men, vel armed in every re1pect, was van
quissed by BODY Of i'll armed Americans not ex.
ceeding their own number, and on the second occa
zion this body reduced TO $50, although surprised
by about 800 cavalry and infsntry, and surround
ed got Gear, killing the General, and leaving nun
Der Of the enemy dead.
The Italian opera company has at last appeared in
the Tscon theatre giving on both occasions on
which they performed, "I Puritani before crowded
houses.
Mr. Julien, the vionist, Is exciting great admira.
tion, both In professors and amateurs There are a
great many smusemehts, but l do not observe any
enthusiasm Even the masquerades are conducted
with little noise. 10 other times II was quite differ
ent Now the learning Of English Ia more In vogue