The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17

General ~bo 10 - pNDsnthropi, that hs has NOT hal
10 shsi either ,ssfz or nosd Ia shis anf'r'uns
slsns
We only hope that tAs Unstsa states sboasi ses,e
nys'ns sI~sn AMI seize this iiasa during oonena
traitor hts bead suivi "a - sv-nxs
The nfty. sns vctiDs al torres The good hssvsn IN
perm 1t It. Add thoush ssoalt die nzntios fofod
liberty M st die with idea .ohng reas as
no has shed blopo in this peaceful 'intry
80 ppseerttemsd TO baoody sceoes, sr,ii h'n--" !"
puD,-h<c.
Sunday last, the proceeds Of whicn were 10
have been dedicated to the Bucbiller Toaro
maquier"--a gentleman VIII has ioe soois TIN
Bast written vivid and graphic desec'pf ors %
previous bull fights. Six bulls were 900 neu
10 die; and. upOn he prl, ciple tn t !" ali IN"
should vt lenst once witness every publc
anu. ement 10 all Countries III snieh DC mtl
dwelI,n had intended 10 have been preteo1
Oh that occasion. However, placafd, appea'ei
on The walls ~ this city, About noon on sun
day, stating ,hs bull fight va. with Superior
Permission, postponed, i'll coDsequeree ii b'r-
pado Gavipo, the distinguished chei III the
Mexican cuaay,id (huif tghters) having III
jnTed his arm. Report, however, saw thas tne
fear of SO large u gathering occa,Ion'ns
revolt, was the cause why the bull hghs was
not permitted to TAX place, which appears tn
me to PROBABLY be the truth, as have s1pcs
heard that it was intended then to have pro.
claimed the constitution.
In The earlier Iart of this letter have al
luded to the excitement that exists amongst
the Inhabitants If this city. then Intended
to refer more particularly to the Creoles, but
have since discovered that The Spaniards are
as much excited against The Marquis de la re
zueja and Spanish rule as are the Creoi.s
themselves. The cause of the disconseDt OF
lhe Spanards is the publication ut the follow
ing order in the Gncetu oil the 5'h Instant
Go,gpNuR, CArrns GENERAL AND surgRiSr.,Dxyr DIE
GAZE OF ROYAL ExcHacuER OF THE EVER FAfr-fuL
ISLAND OF 'uBA.
directed this date 10 the Political And Military Brga
DIR Governor and commsndsus Geocra. OF Occidental
department. OF this lhaad, the following commanica-
Your EscslIepey will pose that : commission be
io,ne' for pulls rejociog b. the persons who have
rste &c themelvos maDiiest Their desire to exaiot
sir ulsr atebticp to Gle 4 The Lieutenant
General Jose de Ia C.pcha which vii! prove thu syn
pa'hy OF the public Of this city who have at other
times had the Satisfaction TO be governed by him.
And then your Exeelleney give such di sctions
that In any Manifestations good oraer shall prevail
whch, shown out 10 another wsy, might afford pre-
text far confusion 81 d { iSoroer.
Your kxeesocy viii prohibit any act which Is not es
tabsbed by and CUSTOM beyond the preparation Tor
the ceremony Of delivering up the command.
Your txceency will also prohiot any special aten-
ton 10 during this period such IS the sersnae TON
dered on saturday aud which refused by me; and
also the manifestation which was repa-ed for toe buu
6sot OF yesterday t'unda, which DID no take place
favorable not now proler, as have Jnet been re-
eved of my plsce by the Queen, the primary source OF
all justice and first object Of al respect from all honore
bic citizens.
On the other hand permit all public manifestations
which are not op sos to the law during the period OF
the GER mon, Of delivering the commana which has
settled acts which cannot permit u be altered
Your xcefency will mike IL manifest TO the 'noiis-
SION say to the gentlemen composing !, that they
cannot do less than pay s attention and which VIII be
wry agreeable to upon the dignity Of the Spanish
general ahom her Majesty has sent to occupy the high
post in this most important part OF the monarchy.
God preserve your E1 Exec (. maSy years
HAVANA, Sept 4, 1854
To the Political and Military Governor and Commlnd-
ant General Of the Occidental department OF this island
Of Tuba
By order Of his Excelency the Governor this Is pub.
hshed in the official Gacsta of the go'ernnent
HAVANA, sept. 4, 1854 JOSE ESrAVAN.
1t is perhaps requisite that should safe in
order to o. full understanding OF she harshness
to the Spaniards OF this last translated order,
that they had entered into 0 sub scription, ap-
pointed committee aud made the necessary ar
rangemepts TO render the day OF the landing of
General Concha q day of general fessivlty
Flowers were to be strewsd before him from
the landing place TO the palace. Triumphal
arches we've to be erected, q general illuulina-
ZION was to take place, aud in the evening" there
was 10 have been py rotcchnic display, such
as has never before been seen on this island.
AN, all our money" said Spaniard in my
pres. nee. on the day on which this order WAS
PUBLISH d. "all cur arrangements have been ir'
vain and rendered so by the jealous tyranny Of
this traitor" peIiido was the word he use5)
and then raising his voice be Continued, "Did
he not treacherously send for our committee OF
mama cement, approve OF their arrangements,
and add an ounce from his private purse ~ the
general subscription, and nov to debar us from
cvibc'ng cur love and resp; CT Tor Concha under
the prelext that it may lead to confusion and
disorder" The poor fellow almost shed tears
Of disappointment. and could not avoid pity
ing him.
How all this will end confess am at loss
to guesa We're ! in Paris, should expect
within twcnty-four hours TO see barricades erect
cd in tie streets, and u revolution proclaimed
in trumpet tones But here, in Hava, a, amidst
such n miserable, q had almost written despi-
cable.) race OF men, suppose it sill all vanish
like the "fabric of vision.'
Gene raj Concha, il ia understood will bring
with him the following named officers who
formerly served with him in this island, viz =
Senior Ley merich, Segundo Cabo, Second in
command); Senior Vargas, Governor Of the
Oriental Department; and Senior Munor, Chief
Of Police. With the latter named gentle man
have not any desire TO have any Intimate az
quaintance.
There have been to my knowledge two street
assassinatiors. recently. One on the evening"
Of the I'd instant, outside tire walls, of young
country merchant, who had cone to town to
usihC WIZ WIS stslUlpct III INC utick
and left bleeding until he died, it being illegal
here TO touch wounded person until the com
missary Of police is present. In this case, /
am tod, bad early assistance been afforded, che
mans lite might have been saved. The other
assassination occurred on the evening Of the
let instant A person residing in the Gale Dc
Olispo came to his door to enjoy the cool even
ing ar, when negro stabbed him dead upon
the spot. i; il believed the negro was hrcd
assassin, bis employer being jealous OF the muir
dertd snans devotion TO q fair lady, who favor.
ed his salt. Both assassins reinain uucapturej
There are again two American scamen i'm
pr1sfnca bcse. They are banned William Wynn
graphy II tG.ir nlu.cs he as have writtea
them. Tnry were arrested near Bosa-io hav.
leg The charge, Sith some Portuguese, (who
are also imprisoned J of number Of Bozal ne