The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-29

stances of the matter That there was something very
line only s Ass .ss
notice Of the subject in its Impression Of the 18th inst
contains letter from its correspondent ct Baraeoa,
which 10 samciently important to induce me TO trans
Our correspondent Paracoa writes u.s. under date of
1.-THE merchant steamer Pelayo is about to SAIL and
do not wish that she should leave without my sending
you two or three lines by her.
The attention of all persons In this island lament to
say, It this time placed upon Baracos Within eight
days more less there discovered here the nten
Ss1e BEEN Nv no
Do they ungrateul and miserable return to offend her
Do they not that they have always been discovered
Is It possible that those pardoned by Her Majesty the
Queen, who with generous veil covered their past mis-
deeds ealing them ss.o 70 their no%ss nat They
they would compromise their heads and return to con-
ceive further attempts against hers What kind Of
the manner In which they repay their benefactorsa
Thus they make us clearly understand that no benefit
ought to be conferred upon them because for royal
clemency they return treason. sl 4aas 0..
The 6lbusters do mot know Cuba, her government,
her Inhabitants They initiate certain man who several
times struck his head against hard rock with the in
vent TO break H. nytead Of which he broke his head
These bad instincts shall b reprmanded and chassed
The ungratsfu win suffer the penalty Of their ingrati
drive away their curssrthoss who desire the ruin Of
their country and those who have come to their homes
miserable instigaton'who their enemies The eye
Of the superior government Of this island everywhere
and l. likewise here This act q consprssy has Dsen
have been found to contain boxes Of arms destined for
but the presence Of the worthy General Monzano will
give them all the tone they ought to have" sn
One Of The schooner: learn has been handed back
liberty, no cause Of complaint existing against her.
The other schooner with her captain, crew &C., are
pected here In q few days, to take their trial. HIA M
credence be given to the reports which the
subjects Of ordinary conversation there have been
less than nineteen Creoles shot y sentence Of court
martia Baracoa, but is difficult to get at the
truth of the constantly in circulation bere that
scarcely give credence to onetwentieth of what is
The isth instant Was the saints day Of Isabella Sc
great danger that day It the period axed for pro-
However, General Concha by some got scent of
what was going forward, and instead Of formerly
there the being grand AND a. "a. s
but prudence dictated should not BE- one 10 a. *
was framed that the weather was lowering In the
morning and although the afternoon was cool and de-
lghtul, yet there not review. It was feared the
soldiers would proclaim the constitution.
that evening quite recherche affair It was Observed
that General Concha paid marked attention to the beau
tful Sonora MontalvO, the wife OF the Senior Aontavo
to whom, In previous letters, have particularly
referred. TlT'
The Gacta Of the 10th printed, in honor Of the
little and from Gsns-a
Concha for the improvement Of the schools aud
for the establishment Of schools of the highest grade
which the various arts and sciences to be taught
such architecture, commerce, veterinary surgery
and the various arts and professions which require
nnS al Tree wo Tas ~ for An
tended to benefit the people, to establish schools
all the island But no. the spread Of information
generally could but lead to disastrous results to the fu
ture dominion Of Spain over Cuba. However, pro-
gress 70 the watchword all over the world these higher
s.s here 80 that i may that
who dwell Cuba and of the vast Ignorance
that generally prevails in every section Of the island
higher branches to people ignorant Of the FIRST rudi-
ments Of learning 1t is completely like "gving hard
meat to sucking babes." blight, however, is thrown
over the whole scheme, by the appointment of soldier
or perhaps ought to have written officer Of the
army" to direct the schools. His Excellency, Senior
Mariscal de Campo Don Antonio Sequerra TO be the
President Of the committee for the reformation of the
existing schools and for the establishment Of the
ones.
There were recently landed near Cenfuegos two car
goes Of upwards of eleven hundred Boza negroes of
which less than hundred captured by the au-
Concha was as much in earnest about putting down
the slave trade the Marquis de Ia Pezuela General
Concha, however has issued remarkably well written
set Of regulations for the suppression Of the slave traffic.
in which he authorizes the authorities enter upon
properties where they have for the belief that
newly landed negroes located-acng however, with
due circumspection not to disturb the discipline
Of the slaves upon tho estate Each regulation Is
spaniard could possibly hope they would be carried out
bona fde.
Winter has come early upon We have already had
brief spells of cold weather; my thermometer has
been low as So deg. of Fahrenheit
The Italian Opera company have given three perform
anccs. "Atila y was represented the first two
nights, and the third Sgnora Fisrentin made her
debut before Havana audience in Norma" The
Tacon theatre crowded from pit to ceiling and the
lady produced sensation that you must imagine for
cannot attempt to describe it, Let it suffice that the de-
sire to hear Gris scarcely now exists in this community
and briancy Of execution 1t has before been my
good fortune to hear rendering Belins exquisite music
POUGHKEEPSIE.
P.S.-The schooner Hornet Gordon, master, of Har-
rngton Name sprung leak on her passage from Aspn
wall to Baltimore and put into this port in distress
She has been surveyed condemned and sold by public
auction bringing, understand, twentyfour ounces, of
seventeen dollars each! p.