The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20

sAton, except In the spanish language which, OF COURSE
One day last week Esrampes handed note to the SEN
tnel duty requesting him TO give 1t 70 Felix instead
the guard who handed II TO the Governor Of the Moro
Castle, by whom IL forwarded to the Captain Cen
dsrsd to Mr. Of ths noss have
copy as nearly as the memory Of friend who perused
1T could supply supply i . to the following sIsss; How
can be otherwseS It certainly cannot stand still From
all that learn, the Captain General very angry
with me; but cannot conceive how II be possible
that man occupying the elevated position that General
COncha doe,, can feel disposed to avenge in
particularly when we reject that * months ago
he an exile from his country for entertain
is still Of the same opinion, then he
might, by bold STEP look for yard with some con-
siderable degree Of certainty to g,ided future IN
dance pecuniary way, for himself and his children
for ages come, managed with prudence for could
guarantee him at least ten millions Of dollars.
Your friend, most devotedy,
FRANCISCO EsrRAMPES.
General Concha having caused this letter to be de-
hvered to Mr.. Felix. hopes entertained that
should the Tribunal sentence both the prisoners to
death by the garrote, the Captain General will not
My Palace friend" has supplied exclusively with
the following substance Of conversation which took
tleman who Is on terms Of familiarity with him:-
The gentleman said: "You, General Concha, who have
established for courage and chivary must sym
With SO much courase and that very
thing" replied General Concha, "that makes me 80
deeply sympatbize with him; nothing could excite my
sympathy moren .Then we may trust" rejoined the
gentle man, that should sentence Of death be passed
upon him, You will spare his iife;o With kindly
smile, General Copcha from his chair saying "Goed
evening" SIR and thus they separated From all this
am led to augur the happest result Should General
the event Of his being sentenced to death by the tribunal
he he GENERALLY will prove himself to be 'tbe noblest
Roman CspaDard) Of them all, - and he win establish
feeling Of gratitude the hearts Of the Americans resi-
cent here, that time will not eflce.
There or rived in the British mail steamer Wye, week
before last celebrated Spanish poet. Don Jose Zora
who has proceeded to Mexico, Among the passengers
by the same steamship Mr. George Sanders, late
United States Com ul at London and Mr. kenja Of the
passed on 10 New Orleans.
Tho Pensa newspaper issued its frss number for the
present year, sheet double the size OF that upon
which formerly printed. It's abu Of the Marquis
de la Pezuela AMI the tone OF it scles respecting the
United States, would appear to have gained for II In
creased patronage, rom the Galatians OF course.
We have bad another visit from the British brig of
Espeige, and understand the British Rear Admiral Fan
shave, b. Commander Chief the West India anil
North American station"- am partial to giving these
"bg wigs" all their high sounding tites)-wt the fleet
uncer his command, may be expected about The 25th
inst.
''Peter Hicks" is again becoming mpertinent; how
ever,let BIN on-I shall not heed him his folly.
On Friday week last the schooner Manson Capt. J.
w. White, on her passage from Jamaica to New York,
loaded with logwood and pmeno, wrecked oil Bahia
HONDA The captain and mate are sick at that place;
other man understood to be board Amer,
bark loading at the Cabanas. Beyond, the log book
having been Kept by the steward nothing beyond tae
foregoing known at the United States Consulate
the 9TH inst when applied there for inorcaation.
The Italian opera company it is commonly reported,
with essed few evenings since ths representation OF
"Moise'' The opera, although not to my taste, was
nevertheless, charmngy represented Fiorentini, wh)
represented The princ pal female character, sang aai
acted delightfully."- friend of mine, who also pre-
sent but who had not heard Slvi for years. said
to melt is resy melancholy to witness the falling
OFF there Is in salvi" third ..abouo (snbs ;rp.ion)
for twelvs nights has been commenced in yaish we
"IPurtani,n "non Pasquale," and II possible "Don
Giovanni;n II all these DO not draw croSded houses,
loving community.
The papers announce extensive robbery the
night Of the 1st ult from tie Jewellers shop Of Senorss
harpau and Ventura in the Banjo de Colon, Gale de la
Industrial from which jewelry OF the value of 81 $40 SO
all The propery $3.50 worth The
police have also ost got hold Of negre who had stolen
clothes. These noticed by the paper,
proofs of the vigilance Of the Iefor led police force
POUGH4EEPsrE.
so Il sSs ss and s sn
York. have find, arrived here in the bark Little Lizzie
Captain Gilpatrck According to their statement, the
the I'd ult with cargo Of coffee log God, pimsno,
copper ore hides &c. A gale OF wind coming on the
Bile TO keep her free and consequently for the safety Of
tho yes of all board IL determined to make the
nearest port which haprensd TO be Bali Honda
terng which port FIR day the goth ult the schoooer
strucd on rock and remained fast All hands got on
shore in the boat and pext day the spars sails and
ming saved. The captain, ma and other
men remain at Bahia Honda in distre
HAVANA, Jan. 10, 1855.
Arrral of he First Cargo Of Indian SLAVES Furnished
under Santa annals Yucatan Contract-Neos from
Aerco-7he Dictator Resolved upon the Assumption
Of The Imperial Crow,- HIS Real VieDs Nth Regard TO
the United StdiesAnot.cr Gddsden Treaty Required to
bolster up the lettering Fdbric Of his PoWer-Fsall
Weather 81 the Cuban Coast-Disasters at Sea-Late
Arrirals in Havana, dc.
In confirmation of the advice of your Mexican
pondence, in issue Of the Goth ut, had arrival
Sunday evening, 18th inst per the Mexican schooner
Jacnta, Dorantes, MASTER from ssa with forty Of the
poor and inosnsve Indians, conquered under contract
made by Tito vecno, Bavarian Consul at the Havana,
with his Serene Hghness General Anna. The con-
descenson Of his serene Majesty to receive his
fee, the Of twenty thousand dollars and immedi-
ately despatch an officer with corroraPs guard TO do
battle with unarmed men, women, and children to fui
his contract Is something new in the annals Of cyiza-
ton The circumstances and the probable ,sition OF
the prisoners verified also indicated 10 Of
my letters, reporting the bloody battle with which the
Dictator weaving laurels for his brow. Tho consg
Of the vessel Is OF the we'll known house OF Saue
Ices and the Of all the parties interested in this
nefarous speculation will be exposed In my next
communication. The Indians were brought here
In durance against their WILL having been forced on
board Of the small transport at the point Of the bayone
The British West India mail steamer arrived last even
ing from rampco and Vera Cruz and have been fortu-
nate in receiving my letters which although BRIEF give
points OF neret to tho latest sailing hour of the
steamer. My friend in Mexico states that triumphs
continue-that the idea is becoming fixed the
mind Of Santa Anna that his head shall the diadem
that the elective farce has settled the question: aad
sws guards that he is bargaining for to
pish the Pratoran duty Of holding In check any OF the
FESTIVE ambition that nds and fills his court The
willy chief Ia Afro endeavoring TO find for
driving another bargain with &c neral Gadsien funds
viii be wanting 10 pay the auxiliary forces combined
with his plans. Another ten millions will DO very
venient either TO stay away with, the case
may be- under the progress Of the often ussdup and
done. to death Alvarez.
From Tampico | have something more explicit as TO
the management OF the elective franchise upon which
tha Ifeta al Ma hora A