The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-11

Our Cuban GoTrc1p0n0onoes
HAVANA, May 20, 1854.
Departure of he Black Warrior and Empire City
Compliment TO Rear Admiral Duquesne- Fasting
on Board the Isabsi-The Tendulings Of French
and Spanish Chiuairy Varing Valorous-Spanish
Regiments still further Increased by Negro Re-
cruits-Protests against the Multiplicity Of Roy0
O,Siers-Ths Matrimonial Amaigamation Order
Crime in Cuba.
The Black Warrior left rs last evening, and the
Empire City left her anchorage at halfpast O'CLOCK
P. M. to-day. It is probable that their malls were
full Of matter that win prove of momentous interest
to the government and to the people OF the United
States through all the political subdivisions of the
community. BY the last have not made any
communication, as do not wish to wear out the in
terest of your readers in the very important matters
which must eventually have solution in their judg
ment and their JUSTICE but they must submit to
repettions of the same class Of things, of new de-
velopement that they may have all the facts before
them when the time comes for rendition Of their
verdict. propose leaving Havana by some Of the
next steamers, either via Charleston or direct, as
may prove most convenient and shall therefore hand
you full accounts of Cuba in few days in person,
having arranged with G. to be here to continue
Trouble" as long as "the lamp holds out" with the
JUNCTION Of freedom, or until return in the fall,
which is tout k meme chose The cause of this sud
den move find in the fact that have had some
necessary association with 50 forty dollar per
month" German, who is now so much given to
brandy and Spanish gold that he is no longer worth
being purchased from Pezuela, while his facts are
getting stale and Improbable; but the discount
from his calculations Of pay from both sides win 50
cramp his feeding and his drinking that it win be
best for me to 60 to Saratoga for fresco; besides
have some desire to see my friends of the Cronica
and one "Peter Hicks" to introduce him or them
more particularly to the acquaintance OF young
America" of New York. Az it is fashionable just
now to be taken with psnchant for leaving, do
not know that any other excuse is necessary for de-
sorting my post, and joining the Getaway Asso-
cistion" If more is wanted, must refer you to my
which, .were reasons as plenty as blackberries in
July and August" it would be unnecessary 10 de-
tail them SO will call before 60 to my lodgings
At the San Nicolas and yo1 may have al yoar Nm In
be presented to your kindly attention.
The night of the 9th was devoted to feast, dance
and song on board her Catholic Maestys war ste amer
Isabel H., in compliment TO the French cnld o. our
er Of the French marine division Of the protectorate
of the vice-royalty of Cuba. The "thunders' ofour
faithful sides (of Isabel I were exchanged for the
thunder a1ds within her as ~ aound o ne
Robert the Devil" given by the distinguished Sc,
norita Gonchita del Rio Noguerido: "Bravas,"
eaping from heart and lip, bore the last notes to
their home Of harmony in heaven. touch Of Colts.
chalk upon the piano. and several songs voices Of
high repute, made up an exquisite evening
for those who Glove music In their soul"
The officers Of the French marine, headed by
the gallant admiral Wed with own, in the dis
play Of GALLON, decorations and grapes; and found
some of the latter in their passages of love with
the dark eyes that were flashing everywhere, more
potent with destruction to their peace than dou-
Bile bank broadside from Russian or 2 Yankee
could have proved. They dscoarsed freely OF their
enemies-which here means their neighbors Of the
United States-and among the tenderlings OF French
and Spanish chivalry, partitions were made Of cap
number Il Yankees they would eat, "fried in oil"
until their vaor their honor and their truth should
be INDICATED and avenged, and their fame satiated
with the dcbauchery Of war. The night passed
we'll and our faithful hearts were glad as we went
home with the girls in the morning"
The royal currency OF black stamp ID 30 be
Orders have been given that two more companies OF
negroes shall be attached to each battalion, making
four in oil, eight to each regiment, TO give Com
plexion tone and strength to Spanish chivary. The
last order is one Of those verbal processes from the
lips of authority, that ia not made to appear for
advisement Of the public in the papers Of the go
As the white troops diminish from expiration of
service, which becomes certain when the soldier,
incapacitated by disease, s unit Tor longer contnu-
ance or as death, which IL only intended by Divine
Providence for the enemies of Cuba. thins the
rapks-the total strength will be kept good by the
continued introduction Of negroes TO the various re-
giments, as they may be required. In due time the
color will become substantial, and the materiai re-
liable.
Protests BY the strongest friends Of the govern
ment have been sent to Madrid against the recent
food Of royal orders and vice royal regulation and
~lc- vvilt tho
bring on something still more stringent from mate
rial Consideration for her island children to s0othe
their tender sensibties, and make more sure their
destruction The revived social order for legahzing
amalgamation by matrimony, it is said will be pub
lished in few days; after which, we are to have no
more earthquakes or cholera pestilenee in the vi
cinity of st. Jago de Cuba-due by Divine Provi.
dence, uincuio Observation-Disclosures that must
taste Of heaven il not made there, they will have
all the heavy ordinance Of the church to enforce and
sanctify them.
We have had several sample robberies and muir
ders committed here recently that stand out as bril-
might send chill to the hearts OF the best williams
of your very wicked city, filed with selections from
all quarters Of the globe, as delicacy In this bust
ness The residence Of q gentleman temporarily in
the country with his family, while his house was
being repaired, left in charge of porter on Cuba
street. was entered last Saturday evening about the
time of closing the doors for the night, and was oc
cuped by the robbers for two nights and one day.
The porter was gagged and chained to the floor,
where he remained until Monday morning. The
iron chest, which supposed to be impervious to
the best picking intelligence, was broken into after
much labor, and the small stores, after the manner
Of Don Ramos, were used free, and note of apo
logy left for the proprietor for the freedom with
which they had made themselves at home. As
ever, your friend in TROUBLE.
AMhirs In New Granada.
OUR CARTA0ENA CORRESPONDENCE.
CARrAGENA, May l6, 1854.