The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-18


The armed steamship Santa Anna. Powers, from New
York via tho Delaware Break water arrived At Havana on
tbs llth ins left agAia the 18th for Vera Crus
all WE'LL
The Cahawba has freight 100 bales Of cotton She
has also S2t7 900 in specie seucan dollars consigned
az sfolIsws
peeee 20 ....$2oo, 900
nahx O. smefics ....................... $1,000
OuR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Oct 10 1854
Arriral Of the Acxicdn Stsamsr- Observation-Disclosures in
Honor Of Co,eAa-HsolA Of the Ciey, dc
Although this steamer for Charleston, yesterday took
the usual Advces for your ooum appearance Of a
CAhswba compes mo to add 70 them Tho public ne W
letters for port snd extracts from the Mexican jour
mails recsved By the British steamer represent the coun
try btng gradually relieved the oary
movements-that the northe frontier the superior
officers in command have the usual POI wers accorded
them whsn the country In Of siese-tAst L. to
shoot and kill at disseonto strike terror upon thoye
who tainted with political cholera that the roads
free, from Tampico to MAtamorss sxcsps
they may 30 possessed BY tho robbers Of the regular
army, who, being without pay, compelled to havs
subsistence In the south and Movea the partial re-
becns continually suppressed by the extraordinary
exertcns of the troops and tho country will
be entirely paci6cated the rainy over
which Is favorable to the cleansing purposes OF the M
buseros" and pejudcisl to the health Of the persl
crces The Count Raouaset shot the l2h Of Au-
gust In conformity with the sentence Of court aral
and his will deposited with the French Consul at
Guaysmas. With due fourishes, the victories of Vic.
toriA and Monterey noticed ths various sm
corps Of the ndefatgable and valiant troops Of the
State were In pursuit of the detached fragments OF
the ebels which to be covering the States OF C,a
hula, Nuevo Leon and Tsmaulpss AS they dispsrs.
cd In quarter they break out 10 another making the
pursuit hat tedious process, with every
Of earning At sast the money they to
from the government Such tho workings of g ths
enemies Of the Spanish race and the Spansh name n
Mexico and In consequence they (the lasD have our
which were addressed TO most wor hy departed Ito
day by the spanish mail packet Captain Pezue
., ny the late suprene govern msnt at Madrid.
Ihand ycu Z commercial statement which embrsoes
all transactions Of moment in market for tho last
The Of festive honor to Conchs seem to oon
tnue through the country with unabated enthusiasm
but informed that the secrst political dis position Of
the people opposed to tho presen. order Of things and
that evi ence thereof win not be long delayed Ia all
this have SEEN and heard much from Creole action
snd Creole lips that am sadly wanting in faith. Ths
short delay CT the Cahawba In ha Dor does not per
NIT to touch upon items Of interest hcre but
Of much importance elsewher
We. weather tas eontnusd sns 80 sast
labor, but not TO any serious injury TO the srops
1hs steamsr for the Mexican goyernmsn.-Gea: ssnta
| to enclosure, NADIA MAS.
| BAvASA, Oct. 10, 1854.
COmcAas Policy 7orards the
Emigruna-Qacens Biytaday--NesD York asd Havara
EIpreess Compsny.
General Conchs Is pursuing . calculated to
concate the Creoes he Is evidently desirous to do thi
and they are good nstursd, docilo race. should he
continue ~ he has bsgun there can be but little
doubt that this end will be achieved new and cugthy
set Of rules has been issued, under which all public
works hereafter TO be persormed and which ca,
cuAtsd to put end to much Of the obbery that has
hitherto prevailed with respect to such matters.
By the Goca Of yesterday observe that the
named gentlemen have been appointed to the direction
Of Public Works-Don Gonzao Alonzo, President OF the
Railroad Company = this city; D,n Ramon san Pelsyo
member Of the Dirssive Junta Of the sams DON Ramon
Zambrana physician and professor at the emnsry Of
San Carlos; and DON Antonio Bachlsr Morales Lswyer
and Professor 1t the University Of this city The Hrs
AMI last named gentlemen are understand Creoes and
their appointments calculated to give to
that class
The Marquis do Ia Pezuela continues to inger amongst
Accompanied by the charming Aarquess and his little
daughter he to BE- almost every foe evening driv
ing the Paseo, the fashionable "drive'' here. All
hats are raised as he passes.
IT would appear that Of the recently imported
in . recent number Of the Gacesa circular Adde'S
"ro all the Captains and Governors Of the isand" COM
manoing them to put 10 force al the authority with
which they or their subordinates invested II compel
the immigrants to fulfil their coutracs and to prevent
their being seduce1 away from their LAboers
being scarce, but IAtural to suppose that the plant
srs are not very particular In their enquiries whom
lsboler fsrs his sercss This and other 90 self
evident ~ to render IL unnecessary for TO the
VIII bel eve, lead TO the utter failure Il he heme for
the Introduction Of European Immigrants
The sIpsrispes Of al The p.st has proved that Euro
ton Of the sugar Sambo appears al,ns enabled to
toll In the cane neld or sugar house In tho tropics
She has three hundred hombrss-"brave dsfendsrs Of
Cuba"-on board.
The Mexican steamer Santa Anna reached this port,
under American colos the day before ysstsrday shs
s here not being circulated 1t this very early
hour, 70 O'Clock A. sm unable 10 say II she did
1he day before yesterday was quite galadsy, being
dier accompanied By bands Of music marched through
the strees and were drawn before the palace The
Captain General held grand reception lsvse and in
the evening sns.rt;nsa large party q sus:ts The
was crowded. with bssu'y and fashion during the hour
the military band performed The grand ssrsnade 70
which referred In last Ii 10 intended, wind and
NEXT.
IN sgent Of express company Is here, and intends
establishing express between this city aud New Yorx
by the old mall line Of steamers. This enterprise viii
pcve Of great value to persons m the United states
sojcurnng redipg here The Hrst mssssngsr stsrts
peatweek, snd trust that ample support will be Afford
ed 70 IN. New Yosi r and M.y.sa Express
OF creoles we'll those Of spanards to be ad
nitied upon terms Of equality.
The Jesuits would appear TO BE- permanently hxed In
Their College is admirably fitted up and they have quite
many pupils their extensive est4biishnnent, which
has been successively barracks and nunnsry.
T1e v.ror,. A. /. psxr.i. 10. =. 49,, s,on...,