The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18


me Lean Ranger the cary vessel. have known 70 act
away in safety fer several ysAra and tss is owing
10 he prompt and intelligent s-rvise Of Com nasdsr
afisheA Of the q. FaIton for which rea
have the second time anded 70 It that It may not
sceys The lAoylsdgs Of tSose who have been advsn.
tgse thereby. II 10 pleasure TO let The commander
ao know that there watchers here who hoa in OBJ
sssvatcn Sbe gooi things cone although he sup
posed himself lsfs from their remark WI lie bounjtng
ever the wsye in scar OF other duty and that the
cote 10 with proud satisfaction.
The ksss nent Of tue palace viii b all vA,atsd 70 day.
snd the various Offices OF record nectsd with
dairy business are scattered through cty be hunt
90 up at great nconvt nienee and loss of time hear
ae~ causes assigned for the sudden cesrn alton Of
General coDcba 10 carry out this purpose, which was
PLANNED by General p. ausla ans II associates herewith
ear for his psrsonl safety rhe story too eica,ous
tor belief and as IT would show serfui GLASS Of gov
officials hague for hi9 destruction for his
desis and that Of his interesting famiiytns absardiy
would prevent It's imposition upon the most gaorsrt OF
oar ,kx ow nothipe'' community and cannot believe
that General Con permitted any suggestion
- rect hs mind, even IL malice has endeayorec TO
inps.ss there building is being prepared for Of
ices for toe routed corps Of n0tariss &c which will
not be finished or year. and their old apart are
10 be alsd BY our police soldiery.
was yesterday reautng extract from Boston pa
II IS sort Of Sunday school lesson for
two young ladies' OF nv clsss-speatins of the evident
advance sEd improvement OF the coloesd population Of
Nat city, (Boston) in drsss ard morris, ard naming
the prcfeasons tney were Cruamenting when the Sc
norita Jusnha remarked, with naivs.e- rneo there
must be sce hops for the wbi.e portion the commu-
nifty, such en- rs hiss snd ms eilo be at
dby he example OF their co ored brethren" was
about 10 dsm 80 my pupils bur they begged hard
30 the lie Of George Law tnsrn from the HGaALD
t2e) that could not resist Worth may have its Su
g ss Of sRs on Sa snds Sy sx
hgs 10 realize them just Rnd true
tband Jon very interesting commercial report for
tas season and fe continued II the Granada does not
auive BY meridian to- dry, the passengers her
beard Of the Il Dorado viii be provided Tor Shore and
ne latter leaves this evening Aslin VAL The "a.
na~ba viii be overlooking fnn from ths engssemea ts
made by the agents here and win BE- unable to take for
ward OF the CahfCrniaDs.
HAVANA, jane IL, 1855.
A Financial Conference.-The Aa.irtd Bank and its
Broneh-Speech # Genera, concAG--The Creoles and
ne FYHdntirs.
Al shutdown last evening there was nothing Ike
steamer TO be from tho walls of old Moro bat it
10 BE- presumed that the OaharSa and the Granada will
DO here 70 leave before ten O'Clock TO day.
On Sunday conference held in the palace among
the asancers and capitalists Of Hsvana 20 consult upon
the affairs of the proposed Spanish bank of dis ant and
deposit, authorized by charter Of the government at
Madrid, Of which copy has been furnished you. Ths
ject seems to have been to ndu,e prompt suSacrp
Hon OF the Stock which goes oil heavily. General
OOnchs made very good speech, an informed con.
sideriDg that the subject TO his mn and that
he ignorant Of the practical working his scheme
which 10 borrowed, with enlargement from the aug.
sestions of the Marquis de la Pezaela.
The fear 70 be In the minds Of the people
hare especially the creoes, who control very large
portion Of the floating capital that enters into specua
tsve business, AMI which would bs drawn INTO the
vaults OF this institution is that the future exs ties
Of the government may make ic necessary TO adopt
sbssrb all the metallic basis and leave the stock
hanhoders and depostors minus their stocs, with
bulls end certificates worthless, except, possibly for
part of customs, moons dues land rents
FFoteeten from the exrorton, touch demand OF the
gsverDmen and the bank would be in operation as
the charter provisions in other respects good rae
oseoles however viii not DO likely to tase any great
inter- st in the stock, because it will be under spansh
with their Wishes
shall reduce myself reasonable brevi.y-after due
sdnsnisbing me of its propristy &c. The msstug had
10 results d.
The Failure OF the Cuban Expedition.
York; June Is.
To-pAY's QUESTION
bis generally talked of as recent which VS. all
bs,isvs to be Hue and which has filed with and
anguish the hearts OF the Cubans.
The main fact sta nds unccEtaicts6 but such ia not
the case In regard to the details and causes OF 1t.
IL Ia natural for every Cuban anxously to inquire
about those details and the true causes of such grey
Goa catastrophe. What are thsys
We on our own part, have heard some explanations
prudence aud justice TO listen erp,rt
and believe that all those placed in the same si.us
Han ought to suspend their verdict Although the nd
vtduA who relates fact be entitled to first crsdt
he cannot rghteously request IT, if his manifestations
bsng forth charges against other parsons uoles they
be present and let the charges stand uncoutradcted.
Let us, then, suspend our judgmsnt-but until whe-?
There exists, indeed necessity, impsrioua and
IS 10 many hopes the nncton go many dam ges tas
sacii6,e OF so many victims. Nor is curiosity
that is to be satisfied but the desire o. from
fe lessons OF the ras useful warnings for tue fut ure
s3uisy, we Ought TO wait fsas0oable Length OF
tmel bat that reasonable term tbs present crcum
stnses should be The shortest as we must soon very
sUon know who are the guilty and who the erito
NOUS The reason FOR that 10 quite pla,n-ye and
salsHate the fatal consequence that the least suspicion
be. The people of Cuba trusted those and
tAer programme they believed them to he honest; bat
immediate viplicasion lessen its bad effects The
least delay win give rise to suspicion silence would
csn6Im II The ship is lost-rhat do the pilots sa2S
During these last few days have heard the clamors
81 the impatient and the Lamentations or the moderate.
The former say Neither unforeseen mshaps aor the
interference Of this administration, nor any cher cir
sumstaLces within the reach Of wise men 10 prove t.
have been the Of the failure" What then have
they beenY And dileu mas ara set fcrth-awful d.
kHmas, that must be resolved.
In regard to the moderate they wait patiently before
they declare their opinion Their con ciencs would :
them of advancing verdict not founded fa :;
but yet they, well the Others guess with their
mind, and MOI in very favorable wy, indeed.
The author OF the present lines has never been &C
guained with the doiDgs Of the Cuban Junta since Its
inauguration, except very limited number Of them;
affairs Before tbs eyes Of u tsoss nth
care isy that has proved fatal to tae Junta and
Ne repeat 1t, although we have often said 1t because il
necessary to in"u'cate this idea) and although
opinion is now almost unanimous among the Cubans.
TIE reserve Of the Junta expsiDs-nay, it justidss
the unbounded trseoon with which every Cuban enters
he wide field Of conf ecture.
Some o. those who ia favor Of such mysterious
tyssm-and /. Is fan to say that we deem them bona
de men-argus that not convenient 70 make toe
whole truth known. Those men-perhsps uncor
ssously-profess the maxim that cit is la vfu' 20 cheat
The people fer its sake,n in the way
as cheat sick child by sSeet.ping the
edge of the bitter glass OF madeleine. No nissd false
hood is lawful in regard to people, it might be
Tor lack of other means against its oppressors but
never when employed against those who deserve
best regards. Besides this to constitute themselves
judges Of the interests Of million of psope conceal
ing from them the grounds Of their Judgment would
abov preteuce to superiority fake foolish. More
over, similar coposct the who folio It to
he continually in danger OF gotog astrsy from ths path
Of duty, the Obligation Of telling the truth guar
anes Of good behavior white the privilege OF eonceaing
resentng ones doiDgs 81 perry ground fora
virtuous
There thing that ought to declare In earnest
4. thst silence has been kept too long We believe
that siuce the failure took place there has been tina