The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-18
INTERESTING FROM CUBA.
Arrival or the Cahaw ba.Mexicsn Annirs-
Santa Anna-Tho New York Hcrsid-N@r
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kets, &c.
The United States mail steamship Cahawoa, \. ".
6hufeldt commander, from New Orleans tne s'n ono
Havana 18th arrived yesterday afternoon having peen
detained for thirteen hours on the bar IN neaVs los
There ia nothing of interest from Havana
The steamship FL Dorado, Capt J. Schenck, remained
at Havana having while getting under way for Aspn-
wall sustained considerable damage to of her boil
ers She would be detained until her next regular sail
ing day.
santa Anna had waited in vain for steamer to st.
Thomas touch Puerto Principe and take himself and
family board, and he had returned TO Neuvitas,
where it said Spanish steamer would be placed
at his disposal by order Of the Captain General
We translate the following Mexican correspondence
from the Qiorio de la Ndriad:-
TuE TEMPORARY PRESIDENT UNSETTLED CONDITION
OF THINGS, ETC.
MEXICO Sept |, 1856.
TIE adhesion of this capital to the movement which
drove the Last administration from power has had
powerful influence The departments generally which in
econding the plan proclaimed there have recognized
the same time the temporary President Don Martin
Carrera. Pueblo, Oajaca, Querearo Guanajuato Aguas
Saenes Zacatecas Durango, and the greater part Of
the important towns of Mexico and Vera Cruz
condition acquiesence and the various sections
the army scattered in various points render obedience
His Exceency who by his cordalty and the good udg
ment prudence and discretion with which he exercises
power acquiring nconesble titles to the gratitude Of
the Mexican people by his services in preserving
ire Of union and OF authority. And His Exceiency
reckons upon the sympathy and adhesion OF all those
who bona fde desire the triumph of the principles
proposed by the revolution and the promptest
tabishIent of peace order and individual security.
Nevertheless, it il proper say that there st exist
elements which retard results desirable and important
The CHIEFS who with armed hands combat ting
esat, Annals government, do not yet recognise the tenn
porar President their true views in that respect being
unknown in consequence of their being separated from
other and from the capalthat being pre- ext for
combating through the press and other modes the
thort q his Excellency, and Of placing in doubt the
legality Of his acts.
But the most notable thing maintaining state of
agitation and uncertainty which EXISTS all sides is the
Luis Potos where Senior D. Antonio de fIaro Tamariz
has proclaimed plan not in conformity with that OF
Ayua, adopted throughout the nation, and which lie
tepts to sustain with force Of openly refusing
acknowledge the temporary President and treating his
aa m as roa null hso For this he . reekons On
was stationed there when he proclaimed his
plan and he , believes that he can apersede al
national movement. 1t i probable that he viii be
Learned that pon Santiago vedaar Chief Of the
tionary forces in Nutvo Leon and Coahniia, and upon
whose he calculated entirely ignores and re-
happen respect the other chiefs that element
the most critical and compromising moment will be
removed
suit namely, the establishment and consolidation of the
national the assembling of Congress and the
PRONUNCIATION Of constitutional laws is that all the chiefs
should meet and agree what is most suitable under
such difficult circumstances The temporary President,
aware Of that necessity, FASTENED to address TO such
chiefs invitation that they should meet the 18th of
september in the town Of Dolores and deliberate such
grave matters protesting that he viii be the FIRST 10 hear
and obey the determinations which may emanate from
that re-union. Although prudent and proyident he
has. nevertheless met opponents but hopes enter
tanned Of this measure being realized.
In the meantime Gen. Carcra continues exercising his
authority improve much as possible the present stu
md tn ha nj af
change and which emily emanate from the central
power He has revoked the most notable de OF the
las. Administrations has set at liberty all prisoners Tor
political opinions and has called 10 the bosom of their
families those who for like cause we're exed from the
country he has introduced the strcest economy in the
public expenses has placed at the head Of departmental
governments persons who deserve their confidence and
respect and, finally, he omits nothing that he con-
tribute TO the general goodthe only poest Of his asp
sasions. The public tranquility which has natur-
lily becn affected by the political change is being reesab
ksLei and already there is noticeable greater calm
public feeling, which leads to the hope tha there viii
The Dario thus comments upon recent editorial in
the NEW YORK Herald the subject of the French
loan
HE NV YORK Herald which rarely publishes what
snd whose dcredit therefore keeps pace with change
abieues is nevertheless journal gifted with much acute
being seems in furope,t conceive the conc on OF the
Old World with greater cearness than It's neighbor do
So, editorial published in its number OF 18th Au
gust recognizes what unavorablc effect will be pro-
duced tie of Russia in the pending struggle by
Ale facility magnitude the offers made for the
ceat French Loan In this it observes that
since the commencement Of the present England and
France and Turkey under the ad of these Powers have
sought in the money market the enormous of S5i9
$4,000 and that Ear from having exhausted its credit 1t
appears t. be buoyant Considering, further
on, this Unheard of abundance Of resources, the
journal makes the following udieious though somewhat
tsntastical remsrks-
greater or less degree only ie snews bu the hone and
1g SS better nv f an ali hee e are doars
There ars no sa n w dollars eS s S
eannos de.roy no armies hey cannot Wear out The
he
after Az 'ac type OF All possible wars cold gom god Is
But While the HERALD gave uttcrance to these phoso
phieor oitico moral reflections, it did not. perhaps,
their logical consequences Not alone do they
contain of death to the Russian cause the OBJ
iect o ia affected hopes and symrahes but they also
bring TO the ground thousands Of illusions solicit.
ousF tcmepted. Wealth Is in our times the
Of unlimited power, and the nations who possess
wealth civilization and power are and viii be- the arbi-
nifty Of European western peoples who unite these
gf,s who employ them through deep conviction Of
utility for the purpose Of sustaining justice aud defend
Ing right exercise and ought to exercise and will
to exercise Irresistible power the course Of
human events Before this barrier have been already
isipatei thousand vain creations of vanity, irre'ec
lion ana excessive presumption The more uieou have
people stn persist in their attempts they VIII be shamed
st Is impos utility Russia has been, whose cooss,
power they far from possessing. This is truth very
deep and AZ the time very evident whose alutary
influence i made to be felt by the whole world and which
must be set at naught without ruin being prepared
for small and great all feel the curb which restricts
their evil instincts and against its sautary III.
hueuce there is resistance possible.
oUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Sept, II, 1855.
qhe S,rgntsa g,nt-Hs Stock and Stokholders-Diridends
-Po,9ses and National Ffnanciers-The Boeihovse
M,r5tg-Itegih of ne Iiaad-Lotea from General
S,n,5 Auzr-His Tropcls Difficulties, D.'oys, and
Come Sigc..
BY dini ctc rolling that would beat the Albany re.
genoy operating upon the sense Of fear Of the ever
faithful through the various committees appointed to
eyety class OF community for the purpose
Ofcoeteins the Inscription for the stock Of the Spanish
Bank, tbeens 10 be taken in dribcts. The subscription
while have ten inaiyiinn- The Hnvann able TO take