The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-07-06
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, June 90 1854.
Circulation Of the Herad-Smsagling Of NeUspaprs-
Mr. MrusAer's Cdse-7Ae Fsli6xsters and Creoies-7ne
Apprenticeship System at Wuk--Saists' Days-T.e
Vossto, and Death Of american Citisen-7ze Staos
Trade.
Az you are, presume aware, the NEW YORK HERALD
is prescribed newspaper in this island despite that
circumstance and the danger attendant upon being
teced BY Of the spies by whom this city
Is infested reading copy Of upon the arrival Of each
steamer from New York, much larger number OF the
HEsAID is circulated here than of all the other New
York papers together In what they are SNUG
gled on shore at loss to 'sguess but that do
know at least twenty places whore sight Of the latest
received numbers may always be seen Is very certain
friend Of mine related anecdote the other eve
ming, that will bear repetition He had gone on board
one Of the steamers and obtained from of the on
Gers file Of New Orleans newspapers which he placed
In his hat and about returning to the Shore but
when crossing the side Of the ship officer tapped him
ON the shoulder, utterng tho words, Papel sur SOM
breros" se, seuor," the reply, aud, raising his
hand to his head managed to drop knock his hat
the water The hat being waterproof noated away with
it's precious burthen afterwards recovered the
newspapers secured in secret place brought on
shore, and whilst perusng them the foregoing story
related for the amusement Of all interested re-
greet unable to furnish the name of the maker Of
the hat, but we're to do So 1t might possibly be sup
posed that this "puf," for which hat was ex-
peced in return However, do know the hat bore the
name Of broadway halter who perhaps, will take the
hint and manufacture chat life preseryers Of which
bespeak the first for my own private
Two days since the brought here by the Black
Warrior from Mobile that Mr. Thrasher and some other
gentlemen had been summoned before the United States
Circuit Court sitting at New Orleans to give
touching the fbuster Of that city The feel
ing that prevails here Of unrestrained grief that
for, has thus been nipped, 1t were, in the bud
Spanish (creole) friend said to last evening The
conduct Of your government very extraordinary it
forward to do so rushes down with its federal power
and says, forbid suggested in reply that possibly
tapis and which might be interrupted any such
movement permitted Believe 1t not the rejoinder,
pan win never consent to the sale Of Cuba she but
best possible state Of defence, and until her allies
France and England can spare more ships and men to
Of Isabella Segunda The United StAtcs ne
added "are being humbugged '-ensbused the word
The payment to the government Of the second four
months In advance for the indented apprentices the
planters, appears to be likely to cause some
the notice Of which the subjoined Is translation
GOVERNOR, CAPTAIN GENERAL AND SUPERINTENDENT
GATE OF rK ROYAL TREASURY OF THE Always LOYAL ISLAND
DEPARTMENT OF THE GoyEnsxrSr srcnErAnr.}
section l. The period of the srss four month, having
ss .ss n re- e s
pI.1siss: with people and many q these
S @ n .
four dol month for each four months
SsS H., are aessraos md
III sas
Msbsy Ire apprentices shall be taken feom
The
sssstts for general information. ,osv,sS.u.v
So that you will perceive the evils Of the apprentice.
ahip system thus early begin TO manifest themselves
caiendsrthe feas. day Of Saints Peter and Paul the
Apostles. 1t is observed like Sunday here-church and
solemn services In the forenoon and bull hgkts In the
afternoon, With theatres and balls in the evening"
The uossito stiil prevails to an alarming extent
Among its recent victims 10 Mr. Miller, an
American citfzen, born in Scotland. He an
engineer oy profession and boarded ct Mrs. Merritts
in the Gale esn Ignaco in this city His funeral
Togorei who was Collector Of the Customs It this port
at the period when the Blsck Warrior fnfsmousy
detained here He was Of Spanish birth, and at the
time Of his deceaxe In the forty ninth year OF his
age He has recently held the appointment OF Intsn-
dente Of the Royal Exchequer for the Oriental district Of
this island Senior 6artorus the Postmaster General Of
this island also the very verge Of death from
attack Of the same fell disease
The infamo slave trade continues to flourish. Two
out Of the three cargoes Of which wrote you in recent
letter, hare srrfved-one Of moro than two hundred
and City negroes, near Bahia Honda, within the past
eroes near Trinidad. The Captain General and the
British Consul General would tell you they know nothing
OF either Of there csrgoes having been landed and yet
they did, > certainly - NOW write my signature
to this letter. POUGHKEEPSIE.
HAVANA, June 20, 1854.
Frnru5 If Sesor Rocd-Cn6an FSwerd in Gewera,-Neso
OrleoMs Gresd Jury Acsion-Blaek Schools and Colleges
The French Admiral and the Unitcd Stdtes-A Hint to
Ckbaas TroueLling- The Negro Soldirs-FreneA Noral
Offers ca Shore-Hedih Of Hardna-7rade Report, dc.
Tie Black wsrror lifted her anchor and moved out Of