The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-29


and Gonzales should suffer by the garote But now hs
is II be- meets his deserts In hadcs whilst Christie and
the others are In the land Of the living.M
Since the Sisters OF Charity have TO this island
hospitals as nurses, pous occupation must admit)
but from their being 80 employed the former
these who before from sI7 to Ss5 per MONTH
were required to perform the duties for $40 per
month But this they objected to do and having as
sembled IN the grocery, opposite the hospital with the
of which they had In the habit Of keepug
running account they suddenly arrested and with
the owner Of the grocery thrown into prsonthe only
charge against them being the refusal labor the
reduced wages offered them The of the grocery
Is charged with Inspiring with ths late to induce
them not TO accept the rate OF wages offered them Is
not the foregoing novel method OF securing the
vices Of efficient, attentive attend the scks
There are upwards of hundred applications for
licenses to erect and repair buildings outside the walls
which have been before the proper authority more
been that the requisite permission cannot be given
until the Royal Court o Engineers has completed the
new plan OF the city, outside the walls which, at the
rate such matters hatened here may possibly be by
the end OF the year. large numbers OF artisans were
by there means, kept out Of employment. They
compelled 20 suffer without COMPLAINT for should they
have done otherwise they would have been liable TO be
punished es rowdies (dpiotinddores), no compi ant
against the orders OF government beng permitted here
However, the cries OF distress must have reached ths
Of the Captain General and caused him to open hs
heart. On the 7th inst permission appeared in the
Gdeed, authorizing the erection OF buildings (without
further license), but not within 100 Spanish
yards) Of the city walis.
priest named Hermen eldo Gomez, who the
chaplain to the regiment o, Astura, and who away
from his regiment when the cholern broke out Hg
IT, has, by the ORDERS Of the Queen been deprived Of his
gown and holy office.
There s report that the respec Of the free
mulattoes making great preparations for grand ball
and supper at which the General and the gene
raj OF marines are to assist.
few days since the Captain General went snd ex.
amined the locality, nearly opposite the Benhcencia
and on the succeeding day and since large body Of
workmen have been employed there in the erection
new fort Does this circumstance look though Spain
meant to sell Cuba
Added TO which | can assure you that n plan IL IN
course Of formation in Spain to witch General Concha
undersood to be favorably inclined by which the pr
vege Of sending representatives to the Cores Is
restored to Cuba few years since the Creolea would
have been satisfied with this they pro
Lounce II (trdmpdntoto) humbug
On the morning OF the 10th inst, being the wharf
the place where " merchants most do congrs gate,
witnessed the arrest OF young feow--a Creole be.
lievewho had attempted to pick the pocket Of Yam.
kee slipper and steal therefrom his watch.
The Captain General bas sent to the municipality
this city s divided into two Districts each be
posed Of five wards (arro each district to be under
deputy ceeSdor1 the city wsia the walls !. to eom
pose these two districts There TO be three other
districts outside the walls The frst district No D. Is
TO have principal commissary and eight celadors;
district No. Is divided into nine wards each with
ceIsdor, and district No. IL divided into wards
each (of course) with celador. Casa Blanca across
the bay Is to be attached to district No l. and Rega
also across the bay to district No DO you not thnk
with all these ypoee magistrates this city ought speed
With the code of "OdinAnces there is little perhaps
Justly to be complained of except perhaps with the
which compe all persons 10 knee when the host passes
under penalty Of from 81 to ss This to persons not
of the Roman Catholic faith may be esteemed oppre
sive.
An illustrated periodical is in the course OF publica
tion here-thc adventures OF "Creto Ganga'-a negro
of the Ganga nation II Is witty and satircs indeed,
In the second number, published last week, think
de ect sy hit Mt the Captain General the festivities
upon whose ARRIVAL forming the subject of OF the
wood cuts Some children form procession following
n p wi carfie n NJ alt
behind these comes another procession OF men and
women headed by the Captain OF the Particle bears
Pezuela than General Concha.
This, however, Is innocent; hereafter, or am much
deceived the Captsin General will be made to know what
IL ID TO be unpopular with the people whom he
reiens.
The Italian opera troupe usual have had quarrel
amongst themselves. The "Finentinin has separated
herself from them and presume you will have op
poTtuniiy Of Of soon hearing her 10 Ne. York
VerdPs 81 Nasnaderi' s ths last vslty produc eel
but to far from crowded houses.
Business in this city is extremely duh: although,
suppose when the crop comes 10 market shall all be
busy enough.
TIE Gaeetd seldom contains any thing Ia the shape
Of editorial observation that gets quite OF the
habit Of examining that portion Of the paper However
my attention having been directed 10 the impression Of
Sunday last discover some complimentary remarks
relative 20 the municipal ordinances and offer Of
c Of its columns for the OF any remarks
pointing out the in which any of them
ceved likely 10 be prcjudicia 10 the public interest.
This certainly il new era in Cuban legislation But
what viii dare 10 differ In opinion with mighty
personsge as the Captain GeneraR Or, II difference Of
opinion should exist who viii be found possessing SUI
fcient boidness 20 give IL expression
On the 16th inst the British three masted schooner
Of Scorpion again entered this harbor She brought
tho captain twenty sailors and fourteen passenger Of
the spanish ship Primers de Catalina, wrecked the
10th inst Green Key, being her passage from New
Orleans TO Barcelona
The French war steamer Acberon entered this harbor
the same day.
Quite xpeetedy, the afternoon OF Sunday last
there grand review. The Captain General attended
by really brilliant stat, and entire squadron Of ian
In addition TO the ordinary LIE guards cantered
and down tho line. His EIceliency apps. 10 have
taken the hint contained In my letter. written Just after
the previous review He rode with longer strrups and
had decidedly lar more OF military bearing
The British mail steamer Wye, due here the 18th
inst only arrived sunday last 2lst inst she brose
her side lever when on her passage hence TO Vera Cruz
experienced severe northerp bst1een that place and
Tamp-o, ssd succession Of gales from the north be-
tween Tampico and this hsrbor. The intelligence from
Mexico, ] understand is OF very slight importance.
The Falcon arrived here tbs 21s inst. She and the
n Dorado have exchanged captains the former proceed
ing your port, the latter 20 Aspinwall.
The Court Of Mixed Commission will, learn, deliver
its Judgment shortly with respect 10 the Grey Eagle
SLAYER hop. to be enabled To send you the decision 10
next letter
there have been two marriages solemnizei at the q
= Consulate In this city recently the ceremony both
occasions being performed BY ths Rev. j. Avery Snep
herd lat. rector Of st. Andrews College, Jackson Miss
sDd Presbysr OF the Episcopal church. under the bsh
James Wilson, N. d., Of New Hampshire, u Mrs. Mary
Anna Mead Adams, of New York. DR.. Wilson (, known
most ~ the captains Of merchant vessels belonging To
the Unsd states VINO have visited thi. port for
The second M rriage took place on the 2lst inst,n
Amos Hansy 10 Miss Clemena wilson both citizens ot
the United states Adios. POUGHkEEiSiE.
Personal Intelligence.
W. learn from the Cincinnati papers Of Friday last
that Mrs. Harnson still dangerously ~ IL was
thought that sh. could not survive Tuesday night bu,