The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-01

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Additional News from oaba.
he following Interesting isema Of general news are
tshso from the Havana 6le dated to the eth Of
The asso de- "a Marina, In Ia number OF the Goth alt
translates in full that nd hot article published by the
London Morning I'osf 10 regard the var escsmsnt
created ~ the increase OF the British aset In the West
Indies, and makes great time oft.
Tie d'm o. Brooks Co.. Of 81 Jago. (Cuba have un-
dertsken tina building ~ railroad At Guantanormo
enc both u the shareholders the people Of Wei
nifty.
WHAT THE srASAEps THINK or UNITED STATES
POLITICS.
lsrom the rrensA, Ut Havsna, Nov. al
we medate upon the genoa coodiioa Of morals at
the present. time shall be- undoub sniy persuaded
THAT no republican government now act within the
lawful orbit 81 it, iva insttaoos chewing 1T he
time the iociple horty which ia the ,ax one that
display in all IT. extent the pwe, OF nni,ns n,
proc aim, on one hand the pulsr sovereignty aud To
allow then,e'ses 10 be prevailed upon BY nsi.bie
thirst OF c0n0is nd; to establrh system the
mnion Of The majority ia matters OF state Ia tho ~.
solui Of all public powers and the other hsnd TO
the most rep grant intolerance. These are, ipaee IN.
expcable CONT adction, which live birth to that
Ia,bos which every day throw. lotto an Increasing esnta
rIective r. verpme0ts-
It'll generally believed that bis Ex ,elency the Captain
General will pay visit to tie city " Trinidad, ami seve-
raj other ic. Of the Central Department early Ia Jsau
sy. after the holiisys Great pie,arauons 40 Of
course made ~ ia. Ca alans and other faithful subjects
~ reseive his Exceiisncy with due honors.
All the Havana newspapers pa,ish the bylaws Of a
new ASSOCIATE e.tabshei there under the auspices OF
Gen Copchn and lady TO be called the Ladies' iscnevo
Int Ill me society" On Iei.ri Ing to it, tie H.vana
Pessa remarks that wthr sndng tzzng luxury
gives Ga SO ioea II he condition Of public prsspe y,
there .xist IN HAVANA great many families who mourn
teeree u the Captain General, dated tho 18Th ul.,
declares that ali vessels from any port In tbs leland of
Cuba ost ed with fun aud exclusive cargo Of mosses
will be free from sxpar,a,ion duties
The total amount received at the ce of the General
Treasury at Havana, during the mouth Of september
last, amounted TO ssai $50 90 which compared With
the recetC Ia at the office in Septsmbe- 1851,
amour ting 10 $a7s 2t3 40 shows decrease II $40 06 So
Proposals. to be admitted at ths Office Of the bard
Of directors q fu die ,fks Ia Havana for hs eonsrue
,ion Of machine for the cleaning the harbo, II Ma
Ter which project he fchan,- OF that city have
subscribed the sum Of S28 600 at six per cent year
The Great Know Nothing Gathering Al Louis
Vile.
From the Loui,yille Journal Nov q
The meeting Organized a. III O'Clock yesterday
morning delegations we're present from almost evesy
county In Kentucky also from Indiana Ohio, New York
Of railroad and the Ohio river nnnerouiy
presented On account Of the difficulty Of access tina
delega ions from tho Interior Of the state not
Great enthusiasm prevailed Az Delegation altar dole
CATION ed into tho Court House they rec.ivei With
des fenirg applause national salute hrei by
uad under the direction OF Captain Albert.
The foiiosing il The organizati n Of tho mee ing
I,eaidnt-E y. Bartlett Of Covington, Ky.
Pier Pyesidents-F W. Prescott, OF Massachuset's !;
Hon. sjlar s,evens o. Indiana; J. II Beard Of ohio
elendy Burke, q Iouigi.nsi r. Can't Of Mississippi
Gen. John WI hanson, Of PennHylvan W. II. Brown Of
Illinois.
While the Committee on Resolutions wore out Major
W.T. WARD addressed The meeting With gest esoqueacs
Major PAnnrrr, in taking the chair, addressed the
mce,ipg In neat and elegant specch.
After Major Ward had concluded III. COMMITTEES on
Resolutions reported the following waich unani-
mousy adopted -
l. The union The States foupdcd originally poii-
cal ard ercisl pecerss affords the best
II the only guarantee Tor the future preservation of
the liberty ard promotion Of the prosperity VI tn. Amer
can people. 1t must and .hna 10 Inaiuta sol.
The general ment should b. atutntsered unde
strict Observance OF the Imitation i,s powers
mposed by the constitution and yet by rubcieLt
of he powers granted it Hhoni achieve and pr Snote
The objects t,r when |, was instituted
g. therishinR our own right Of private Judgment In
matters Of religion respect the right In
A. Americans, opposed 20 the union II church
tioDs Of whatever sect denomination To pro1uce po-
liicsl effect IN c,unry Adyocstes Of civil liberty
nIe s,hunch advocates aiso oi free church. Any
atten Ut by foreign power 70 assume poii al govern
ncDt within the bms Of these states ndes the pre-
teDce 81 ecclesiastical ursociion cannot o. gnsed
10 any other hsat 'hsn Assault up,a the ins .u
tioDs al America and will not sustsin any WHO
advocates assis IN, willingly submits to such inter
terence.
L. Every government possesses the right prescri,c
the terms upon which foreigner may be admit tel TO
the privileges d citizenship within iis jurisdcti
"
Is not tight inherent Ia this canederay, wher. ths
sovereign power depends for healthy exercise upon tho
,ith American IN tfutions the privilege VI ciuxeushp
should tie granted only such te-ts certainly la
sure qualifications In the person equal to tbs proper dis
char OF the civic responsible les 10 be assumed ESps
Renee has proved the ,xi-,ing laws touching natursa
ton To be unsatfaetoty ami uns e To increase thu
guards the ria II suffrage and to insure fidelity
TO the ,ttuon, founded a thorough knoale go 81
and attachment W American institution, aadi aonai
legislation Ia necessary by Congress
~ At.tA ~ I.Naf ssn La f.f
suffrage upon any out citizens Of the United states.
.. The peoris o. Kentucky having in primary aAssm.
hles and al the polls Iaiined aud approved he paprm
Of the American party adopted Ia PhadIphia Ia jams
lat this meeting Isarma those prne los aud calls upon
every lover q the country and no Union % Asa,st
maintaining them al The basis 81 political action
7. The American partg 81 Louisville while they de-
plore the 81 the eth August DO not feel Ia the
slightest dg,e te-ponsble IN Them, tcause the,
scheme of violence had been conoorted, nor W., any
meditaied by h.u. They know and declare that ,ho
riciing orpinh ed from the wan'on assaults made By
Foreigners upor unodsndlng CT nen- not med
ding with the election. They arc not T. 10 drawn iut
further controversy upon hi. subject than to express
stnsraIy that whenever hkc oc,stson shah exhibit
similar rsckiesFn and vicksdnrss upon The ptrt ~
their sdy,rarics TIE Americans " l0ulsylile sil firmly
maintain their figh's at oyefy hazard
After tho adoption of ts resolutions, Col Humphrey
MARSHALL wac loudly ealbJ Tor, bat pfomised y addfes
the meeting this dernO and asked % be permitted -
max. WY for distinguished stranger pre-
The meeting wss add esssd ~ Gen. WHlianpon, ~
pepnyvania SIR. Sheets 81 lodians add hr FFe-cetf -
Trs cOUEr HOUSE, MEETING.
An The eloquent SPEAKERS ~ the American nncefigZ
last night NJ listened 80 Win pf sfsapd
tntion than lion. n. HAfsgAI- Familiar as ~ have
bscn with his geoefsi s.nt utut-, hsised
TO him the repissontatiyo ~ TIL CpDgres loasi A
irei. Colonel Aarsbal Is A native - the maaOs srn
and II Thoroughly identified vi our instiuuon ADD
sJmpathe, nat whatever paddle esn'imsnt- be may
tyow meet III hearty resprnse IT, N his sDlgn,rgad
and Jautir constituency. Prvasing hts remarks 9Th
genera illusions ~ his pr sigss speoebes aafag
Tho late Iiod cAnsas having Tor his opponent u
the most gil 60 and chlvalf0ls q ksnsasty's seDs ro
Marshall proceeded " ssy that he entertained an abtaz
confidence In the rec'sds AMI Justice ~ Tho objects .ud
aims ot the Aeiean parry. D,.ciAirnlg all d's o. pr,
tcfiptioD, with which The parry chArs~a BY their
PIGMENTS, The dsmocrs.s Or "a uey we're sp
unpfiatey calico tbs rag hichs ~ would wsicotns -
country all rho wogJ nsks IL their asy from tbs
tyrnnrie ~ the Old a. Dut be YOU'D fes'Fst 'he In
the exercise o. he ang powss Al least anti they lad d..
cnfoea their symIsfhiss f the ia~tutfs ~ ssy5te
eounuie, end become fgy lrsicc,nsist 10 the ub.tsi
pripeipssm gcsepIneat Cfi1Da Hsrsh.ii ttrl
made Alusian To the 5t.tpu ~ .rtles theg Atsd
efhfr n rrsirr