The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

monstraAed San Roman" but, my Gsueral. ths
Qusen, By Ibis royal order" pointing to The docu
mont On the table, commando that an 70 be ssat
TO Natarzas; and the letter Of Gen. 0Donnell 10
commands me TO the favorable consideration OF your
Excellency." The Queen and Gen. O'Dornell, y
apgiily replied Gen. Concha-" the Queen and Gen.
0Donnell may rule in Spain, but rule here. Go,
Roman knew his man too well longer to hesitate, or
to ofer further objec ion; packing up his traps,
he fastened to Cienfuegos, where be had been only
few days, when IN ecclesiAstcal command WAS re-
csived nom the Bishup, depriving him Of the power
Of performing the mass, or, indeed, any Of his
presty functions, and also directing him not to de-
part from the jurisdiction Of Cenfuegos until he re-
ceives further orders.
The result OF this act Of the Captain Generals It
is not easy to foresee. San Roman possesses inau-
ence in Spain, and may possibly effect some injury
to Gen. Concha there; whilst Gen. O'Donnell, now
high in power, will scarcely feel inclined to favor
the man who treated 80 unceremoniousy the bearer
Of his letter OF recommendation. 1.-THE diplomatsts
Of the United States wisely avail themselves Of this
little affair it is far from improbable but that 1t may
aid them in their endeavors to induce the Spanish
government to consent to the sale OF Spain; whilst,
mixing that IL IL probable he win be superseded, he
would scarcely be inclined to make very vigorous
resistance, in the event of an invasion from the
UIited States.
in Cuba without the exercise Of s,me little ingenu
ity, and at considerable trouble. Different far is
my position a. compared with that Of certain New
York correspondent Of the leading journal" here.
The said leading Journal" IS we'll a. all the other
journals here, never contain single comment upon
the conduct Of public men, and bat on exceeding
rare and tring events of interest that
occur whilst the aforesaid correspondent has but to
take the New York city papers Of any one day be-
one Of his brilliant illusions. Indeed, from the
tenor Of the last published of his letters, am lsd
to believe that It WAS written In the Gale San
Ignacio in the city, shall be in full possession Of
o knowledge of the fact, II 1t be so, within . few
days, and stall not hesitate to send you the infor
nation may obtain on this question e.
There was another landing Of Bozales one day
last week, on the south side Of this island. More
than six bundled were landed, and not one Of them
b been captured. What now will be said Of
General Conchs's desire to put down the slave
trade?
A guardroom has been established underneath
the coacbhouse gate Of the palace, aud coming
homo from the opera, the night before last, OBJ
served two soldiers unarmed, standing ct each cor
ner Of the palace. What ia the Captain General
afraid Off That barbados may DO suddenly thrown
up In the streets? A couple Of weeks since would
have been the time for that, had it been intended,
when the Gale de O,Reilly was under repair, and
when blocks Of Boston granite were stfewed in
every direction in that neighborhood.
We continue without any trustworty information
commandD or what ia or has been done ct Baracon.
Q. b. 8. NJ, POUGHKEEPsIB.
P.S-The U. 8. steamship Princeton again en-.
tered this port yesterday from Pensacola. She
comes in search Of intelligence respecting the Al
bany. The Commodore was expec Ted to depart Tor
San Juan (NicaraguD on the day after tho Prince.
ton left Pensacola. p.