The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17
having any farther interesting intelligence,

ton ar pension has been paid In fhe reals cur |
rent in this island. OF the value of IL / 2 cents
each A certificate appears in the Gaceta OF |
tbis day Is date. from Don Antonio Yurre, the |
fficer whose duty IL has been to pay the PEN |
SIGN. thai it has been paid by the number OF
reals Weldon (worth only five cents eacn) voted
" TIE Co,tes Will the Queen mothtr con-
tinre to receive even the latter amount? l
conf, Isl doubt 1t. 4.
HAVANA, Sept. 7. 1851.
One of the american Sailors M-Tae Cap
Hoto to Queu q Military differentiation
"A Fi.ancsaI Certificate for Queen Chris
iira-Aarket Report.
One of the American seamen imprisoned for
having been OF the crew Of the SLAYER Espe-
rama, fitted out in New York in March last,
has betn sick, which has prevented my obtain
ing any more definite information as to the
cruise, cargo. and delivery of same in Cnoa.
BY the assistance of the Portuguese sailors,
have hopes of arriving at the actual, or the
shipping name, of The mate, which will aid the
ends Of justice.
In recent trouble, our detained vice regal
authority shows itself cunning and competent
to the last The proposed reception by the
people of C"ncha Is not fattering to the self
love Of expiring honor; but the rage which
followed the knowledge of the vast prepare
ton being made was in bad taste, and promo
tive Of the satisfaction of the masses, who are
governed as much by hate for the departing as
love for the coming favorite. But on the Sd
or 4th inst, the Marquis dc la Peznela called
the Committee Of Arrangements before him,
and app)auded the design of honor to him who
ever the Queen had deemed proper to create
Captain General Of Cuba to succeed himself.
He was glad to perceive the harmony in SYM
pathy of the people with their former chief,
and he wished also to contribute his mite to-
wards the necessary expenses, il they would
be pleased to send him list which, of course
cou d not ne Az oided. The Marquis put down his
name foe seventeen dollars, which fixed the
rate Of contribution for those who were prepar-
ing to dip more deeply into their chests, for the
qualification Of caprice, their affection for the
man. 1t considerably increases the labor of the
committee in making up the amount required,
as they will have to use up all the common
names--Garcias, Valdezes, Diazes, and Smiths
that we have, to make good the amount, and
conformity with the schedule. The effect has
been, also, to prevent The possibility OF any
personal demonstration against himself. The
surprise was perfect, and so we'll done tina. it
came near winning to himself the very leaders
OF the excitement against him.
We look for the arrival OF Gen. Concha from
the 14th to the 10Th, as he is supposed to have
sailed on the 2fth ult., which he probably did,
unless there was mioisterial revolution before
he got away. The threatenings of revolt have,
at Matanzas and Trinidad, been quieted by the
Uis intrf19 of "masterly inactivity'- when
the adjutapt hurried from the Oabanas fort. to
report that the troops were compelling the mu-
sicians tc play the "Riego" aud that the soldiers
were singing the hymn in their quarters, he
they please; give orders Tor it-for it is in con-
fOrmity with the present organization OF our
Government, and it will prevent what resistance
would create" The ike instructions were
convey cd IT, the commanders Of the troops at
he two important points have named, to make
uDDecessar, any demonstration by the troops,
by anticipating ard leading of the scntm Mt
nth due promises 10 the Saragossa troops that
their peculiar rights should be duly presented
to the Jnnta or Government at Madrid, for its
Just cor siderariop, and such action as they might
deem proper he troops who were defeated
with ODoDneil at Sarasossa, which was the
opening of the last movement were sent to
about among The different re giments, in confOr-
nifty with their wants, for the numerical
strength to which they were entitled. They
have leavcDed the mass surrounding them, and
thence the cause Of the recent pronuueiamentos,
which, by the management of Pezue)a, have be-
conc hut their own breath against their own
patriotism, neutralizing or destroying the force.
Had the movement been resisted, it would have
become revolutions; leaving it alone, it dies of
its :" own poison" So says the chief, and he
knows good deal. The Saragossa soldiers
cay they began the revolution which has been
contaminated, a3d they do not perceive the
propriety of their continued banisbment for the
Parts they assumed in the earliest struggle
The reasoning is very good, but the practical
advantage to themselves will never obtain, I'M
less they work it out at the points Of the bayo-
nets they bod.
The C'tolc population do not seem to walk
up to the rack at the right moment, and there
is no leading spirit who is willing to take the
hazards If the game, who is competent to the
charge, or that those m,st Interested have CON-
fcence in. They will wait to see what chance
may he after the induction of the new chief,
and leave the hole untitled May there be Irish
wit in it--hot in illustration, but for djgres-
sion not to be avoided at this moment. At
Tampico, when occupied by your troops under
Gen Patterson, n snon-commissioned officer of
his patrol guard had ordered an Irishman 10 dig
bole, to place IN old piece of ordnance, to
protect on exposed corner Of the temporary
quarters or residence Of the general. On going
his rounds the next day. he hailed Pat. Have
You dug out the holc!' "No, our honor. l
have dug out the earth, and left the howl there"
The Captain General slso issued very
diplomatic order, on The 4th September, to
his commanding general Of this division, to
ptrmit the demonstration on the part OF the
orle for the reception of General Coacha
a 4 declining any testimony Of their regard
ard respect for himself, during the display in.
tcidtd, such "a had been previously profared
70 him, &C., justifying the whole as honor due
20 one who had been appointed by the Queen
TO represent her in this most important part Of
he monarchy. 1t il a good idea, to order and
anCtion That which it would be ont of our