The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-03

Arrival or the Steamship Black Warrior.
Poua DAYS LATER FROM HAvAsA-ouR CUBAN OOH.
REsPokDESCz-THE MARKETS.
The United States mail steamship Black Warrior Capt
Bullock, arrived here yesterday morning from New
orleans, via Havana with thirteen passengers and an
assorted cargo of cotton, -four, SC.
The W. left Havana the evening Of the 2sth ult.,
md arrived OF the Hook at O'Clock yesterday morning
There was nothing new at the former place. II was
umored that the Spanish feet intended Masking cruxe
10 New York and other American ports.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA Oct. 2s, 1854
DspdrtWre Of the Steamer Fdcon The Establishment Of
Benefccncias for Coior.d PeolIe-Highpay RolJeries-
TIE Question Of Marriages between White and Colored
Persons-Importdnt Information in the Gaceta
The United States mail steamer Falcon left this port
For Aspnwan on the 25th inst, having twelve Spanish
hands amongst her She sent no less than nine
4een men to the hospital sick with the Chagres fever
awo Of whom-named John Cobb and william Cation
have since died The remainder is hoped win recover
Senior zurita the late chief Of police here departed
Tor Spain on the 25th inst prisoner on the Spanish
mail steamer, to take his trial. but for what offence is
unknown here.
singular circumstance transpired the very Of
abe departure Of the last Spanish mail steamer Two
Officers Of the army having obtained leave of absence
had taken their passages Of them for himself and
WIFE, on board that steamer, and had accordingly
barsed. The steam up, the preliminary snort
given, when signal from the shore made for the
steamer to pause and presently barge rowed
alongside the steamer, having aiddecamp board,
Who ascending the side Of the ship conveyed General
Conchas commands to the two officers requiring them
TO return to the island. They were accordingly put
nsore bag and baggage and the steamer proceeded
her voyage without them.
Upon reading, for the second time the communicate,
INDUSTRIOUS Bishop respecting the establishment anu
Heneacencas for the :" niggers," observe that
mentioned in my letter Of the 25h inst to consist Of
old sugar or coffee estates breeding farms with half
dozen such establishments and the black aud colore
defenders Of Cuba" scattered throughout the island re-
volt win be impossible because the merely calling the
3he massacre Of ali the creoes and Foreigners would in
evtaby result Thus under the disguise Of charitable
the dominion OF Spain over Cuba is ef
The most barefaced robberes continually taking
place between this city and Calazabal The robbers
are understood to ply their vocation In the most polite
sona violence intended but at the same time neecng
nsm 9 ne most nns article Of value with the utmost
The season Of the year fast approaches vhen hitherto
much rapdy that required to be than ord-
nary active to keep fully posted Should such prove
sender my correspondence Of greater interest.
POuGHKEEPSIE
NfSE O'CLOCK, A. NJ
p. S-The Black Warrior is in port but open my let
Ger in order you translation Of the brief but i'm
portaut editorial article Of the official Gacea Of this
great QUESTION q the SsrsI.ss:
nfornatss oorrsst fuhlmsns ofths last and
position in which they were pre-
This Is most important but time does not permit me
et present to add any remarks.
H. B. brig Of war Espeigle went to last evening
HAVANA, October 20, 1854
Movements Of the Matt Seamer-Afairs in the Island &c.
By some casualty, fatal to our hopes, we de-
prived Of HKRAIDs by the last steamer Philadelphia
from New York, and the armament was darkened. We
have now obstacles thrown in way in taking pa
pers from the steamers but cannot afford to pay
postage upon them. Four HxRALDs for gentleman In
Havana when delivered last week from the post Office
cost him two dollars postagea full e Of the Journal
Of Commerce. between the steamers cost little over
eleven dollars Nobody here afford to read at that
rate, 80 that compelled to lean upon the chart
BILE remembrance of packers to send to of the
purser of the steamer fewhat the darkness of gno.
rance which threatens cover our minds may be dis
persed There win be many grateful for your kind at
4enton although they may have immediate opportu
nifty Of saying anything about it. note this an in
&ellectusl caamty-aud Of tho utmost importance to
hs, business, health anusemcnts love and other bu
siness things of life cannot 60 right without the HK
RAID and light Friend G. has gone down to Aspnwau
from whence you viii hear of him. he may 20 .up or
down the coast the other sdc Of which he win duly
advise you The Falcon got OF the evening of the GOTH
detained here beyond her time, she had short COM
pement Of men, from sickness, which had to be mad
good before she could venture to She has left but
with less force than she ought to have Of and
Aremen.
The steamer Isabel, from New York md Charleston,
has commenced her business season with bad luck hav
ing broken her shaft when of Cape Florida On the 2st
ins at halfpsst p NJ, Captain Title got her inside
to Key West with the nails and to procure assistance
He reached the Key morning Of the ed at halpast9
a. the r.
two schooners to take OF the passengers The psssen
past O'Clock night Of the 2d and arrived at Havana
At 10 A. NJ, of the 24th without accident loss Of
snythng but sleep and rest Tho general apprehension
seen flying from the masthead Of the first schooner
QF1orda entering port and the crowd her decks to
sad news Of the Arctic had been resting heavy every
heart that waiting for the absent ones The passen
gers speak in high terms Of o. the ntea
purser Mr. John Maloney, who anticipated the wants
of ALL and unweared In his exsrtions until he land
out the loss Of retcule shawl carpetbag orbandbox
The British W. l. mail steamer Teyiot, Sawyer arrived
and seventeen passengers from southampton havana
among them Mr.. Robertson the Scotch capitalist who
has extensive interests In the island OF Cuba. We
have nothing of interest from Porto Rico st. Thomas
by this steamer. Our Spanish friends rejoicing
the beating given to the bear at Sebasop0l-but to
beat Is not to conquer-and the "bear win endure o
great deal Of the before the other will begin strike
Russian sense. The joy is consonant with the hope
zhat policy and leisure may make it convenient for the
sqsadrons Of the allied powers to turn their prows to-
ward the shores Of the United States to give the indo
nv the leisure Of their neghbors to attend to their
business II would be- perhaps, as Just for Spanish CHI
vsry to take the initiative Of the lesson and let their
friends Of the holy protecorate follow in the path they
may OPEN drop this hint under the hope that when
"A nstanced on the evening Of the 23d in the palace
sa., .Ae suggestion may be considered, and save tim
snss !, sian protraction But as for the advan
uasVev ~ nus -,,ch arms believe there none
tase on British ana the victory, although the
end very far yet Unless i hoa % lesss1 Car %