The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-13

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the government officials, who had hauled her alongside
government wharf, where her condscated cargo was
being discharged under the superntendence the
mandante of Customs. Her officers and crew were on
board the Fulton.
The nine American seamen, who had been confined 70
the last few months in Havana, had been delivered up
the American Consul who had placed them board the
Fulton whence three of them transferred to the
Philadelphia and brought by her to this city-
The o. 8. steamer Corwin arrived at Havana from
Charleston on the 9th inst.
H. B. N. frgate yestal sailed from Havana on the
morning of the 9th inst
Spanish soldier publicly garoted in Havana on
Nthe 9th for the murder of comrade
OUR CUBAN CORRESPONDENCE.
Havana March 5th, 1854
zAe Black Warrior War-Clearing Of the Ship--Liccnse
@e Church for the ~ork to 90 Sunday on
the Wh0f-Advce given TO Captain Bullock by Friends
'9 the cabinet-ESciting Sosnes-Hards, Sefts, Neos
boys, the Junta and Wall Street A9ents-Adircss Of the
American Sailors to Mr. Robertson -AIarminq Ne,us
from kadrid-Rsligious Worship-Ezecution of Valde.
We not at the end of the Warrior war; or the
uncertainties Of the case.
Tho government progressing in the discharge the
steamer, and have received dispensation from the
mother church for working in the Catholic business ON
Sunday-graned under the blessing and license of the
Bishop, who holds souls In purgatory-between
heaven and some place that read Of not in
,ancient mythology At any rate, the permssive
document stin rank with the Of holiness laying
the table Of most excellent honest collector yes
terday and he inhaling the grateful incense of
sanctAcation that fingered around the package filed
With grateful emotions in the amplitude of his power,
white visions Of the gathering noated along with
his dreamy thoughts
The Spankh merchants say that II Uncle Sam will bear
this there Is nothing of their device and devtry that he
win not swallow, and grumbling The discharge Of
the cotton win be continued by the government and
hear the wharf by those who affect to be well posted
here where nobody knows anything beyond their own
Bullock to continue his voyage without his cargo and
that he has intmated his Willingness to accept Of It. after
be hoised again without full indemnihcaton for the
injury sustained which have doubt he will obtain,
This story induced me 70 call st the American consu
Eaes TO see could get any vcrifcaton Of the matter
There found the acting consul sitting In the consular
chair rowning the suggestion which had just been
poured into his by outsider and declining al
together recommending any such concession, which he
cal the national honor whilst violating the Of
wrong that would obtain with the commercial commu-
nifty Of the United States But other friends Of Captain
Bullock citizens Of the Unon his countrymen, advise
that s his duty to what he from the wreck
q s. in
wrong or outrage upon American property interests or
citizens abroad unless political capital to Be woven oat
of the hards and sofs permitted it. Such is the feeling
here, and such is the advice of who claim to be
proud that they are reemen and who love to boast Of
= their nstutons-at home. And friends too, Of the
regning dynasty-the present "inaugurap administra
ton The Hon j. G. Wright does commit himself and
finally win be the only that did anything while he
was in Cuba-when he gets home have been amused
see him dodge tine s soSns %aas ISl S
he hazards no opinion until he sees which way the
~ Is.rr tha ror.,,.+ "a +hs Yrorr,nv r.n aca;net
old Creole and Spanish friend together consulting
something Of imminent moment rs they were wrapped
in their subject that not observed The rst words
that caught were /" the President must have bribed
him. - from the Catalan. "No," says the Creole not
So psncho he has Just turned aibastsro that's all !
descended to think of their necs and the baber chair
at the puna and gave me an alarmed recognition when
the worthy Captain General Pezuela, and the sub
ject Of question was the cause Of his having permit
of cause n justiHcation-as If to make excuse
for General Pierce who sits in your White House. to
send OF TO the mouth Of this harbor his inaugural home
squadrso to give taste Of Mexican treatment while,
like sheep at the gap, the aching West would be pouring
in upon Its foods of libustero principles and riaes
%s
foot's tbatP when his own was burning SO We should
AsI am writing, your newsboys are shouting the words
-s The Warrior seized in Havana for in denca, for
treason for smuggling" The Captain General is in
pucker-he Consul has sent telegraph to the
,Government-Capt Bullock to his owncrs-Wal street.
where the bills fall due the cotton which is perue
to save the the sofs condemnng
the matter for political speculation, while the Cuban
hearts Of on. city are breathing something more ;n eom
wondering what the deuce is the matter with the
man, playing so into the hands Of the .jGntan He
gence confirming the outrage may be expected from
truthful always last least
excitement There Is comfort for him who is At
tho tail Of legion the quadruplcate that he 10 always
reached for the spice after the feast SO mote be-
The negro landings effected, according to my present
reckoning within forty days at Trinidad and vicinity
reach an aggregate Of $50 The Captain rs Is
Spanish have returned In large sums re-
Gently sent to them-n two cases this has been done,
and the strangencss of the has alarmed the
dealers and they purpose trying tho seghborng lagoons
with their victims and not be quite open as they
have recently been In their speculations
The sailors recently got out Of prison by the exerons
of the acting Consul have addressed to him very neat
note signed by an which am advised Nv. was % .nss sosa
Fulton expressing in good set terms their graft
tude to him and his able and intelligent secretary.Mr
Thomas Savage-for their unweared Efforts Tor their
comfort while prison. and their constant exertions Tor
the attainmento their release These things have not
often been sent to the American Consulate at Havana
not since the Of Bush under General Campbell who
like Robertson had country first in his heart while on
that could mot say no TO suffering especially country
men were the claimants of their their charity
Our letters from Madrid show an alarming condition o.
selves openly referring to the papers for news which we
are not permitted to only they are sarbed for ou,
trmuzzed press Spain is too free, even Tor her ngh
TO he framed In Cuban intelligence
The Isabel arrived this morning. at 7o'clock with .
We have divine service today at the British Consuis
and on board of the American steamer Black Warrior
the latter service Of labor under the divine auspices o.
the Most Holy Roman Catholic Bishop, with the oblatoT
of American property the increase Of Spanish AFRO
gance and vanity. -
Valdez, the husband murderer Of la Domingues, thu
Spanish actress, garoted this morning. at o'clock
Having made up his mind with priesty aid he exhibited
great frmness. OBSERV Ell.
HAVANA, March s, 1854
The Black Warrior Outrage-Prcviom and Present Ton
Of the Cuban Press--Commercial Projects Of Engdn
and Spain--Humbpg Of nc Emancipado System- Who
Is Eapcced from the President-Report Of the Blac
WaSvior-Remopdl Of Her Cdrgo-A Recapituldtion .
the Facts-Ascksurdnes Of The spaniards In Hdndlin