The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-20
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

HAVANA, March a. 1854
E1citememt in Hacand Acom the Black Warrior Aeafr-
An1iey to Know ,chat the Asmimistration. 'c! do to
Auenge the Otraoe-Fsars that Frans,. Pierce 'o' not
-Ad 9th true American Spir-Groundsf for nse fsa's
---The Opera Troupe, dc.
The Cuosccnt City arrived this morning from New Or
leans - sails - IL O'Clock precisely, provided of
course the Captain General In his generosity viii per-
init to pass the Moro Since the seizure of the Black
Warrior have received paperRor intelligence from
dhe States except by this arrival and the of this
morning Is nesgre enough
Nothing of importance has transpired here since my
last letter TheBack Warrior has been the all absorbing
tonic What news Of the Black Warrior mis- morning
has she been reasedf is she to be sold? have they dis
charged all Of cargo have the captain and left
for home will the Captain General put her In the Span
sh marine serviceS what will Americans at home say t.
will President Pierce do anything to resent the out
and hundreds Of other similar questions are pro
rounded daily Everybody seems to be interested and the
greatest anxiety to be manifested for the first news
from the United States Some were ostve that sucen
force would be despatched nstanter for the immediate
release Of the vessel and full satisfaction for the insult
Others have indulged in visions Of monster Indignation
meetings a the Atlantic Cities Some conjecture that
the Cuban Junta and Lone Star orders would seize this
favorable to strike blow for the freedom Of the
down trodden Creole slaves Of the island All have been
ANXIOUS and nearly all confident that the hour had
eOme-thAt
rsreous insults and that American forbearance and pa
thence would stand it longer But those who have
vstchsd events for years, and American
suls reated with contempt and Imprisoned for doing
their duty and who have also witnessed the cruel
ssnsbter Of duped and defenceless menwho have
American mails rifed ships red into seamen Imprisoned
without cause and insults given that the weakest Of
ons would resent and have also seen our boasted
ernment pass all these by contented with simple pro-
test or reference 20 the home government know full well
that present Chief Magistrate would not act
with true American feeling They have been leo 70
this belief By reading his complete and entire back Out
from the inaugural address And what else could be ex-
pected when he has allowed nine poor American scamen
TO be confined for nearly year without demanding their
release satsfacton FOR the wrongs IL this patience
forbearancc, or cowardces It understood to be the
hast here and being 80 understood may expect to
be nsulted daily The proud, insolent spanard viii
take advantage and follow this last with Others
until American protection will be tho mark for him to
show his valor upon.
TIE oTera Il In full feather The troupe have done
noby. They sail for Mexico on the OATH where they
have already secured engagement that win be sure
thing TO SaNi and company.
The weather II very fine, as usual There some
signs Of the .'vomitO" but no news Of Importance.
In haste, YOUNG AMERICA.