The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-17
LATER NEWS from CUBA.

Important Dispatches for the Government
Rigid Search OF Vessels Enforc cd, &c. &c.
The steamer Label Rollins arrived of Tybee on Mon
day afternoon, and delivered her mails and pas
sengers TO the Metsmors which reached Savannah the
same night The l. arrived at Charleston on Tuesday
The news from Havana is interesting, but not im.
portant The presen,e of the steamers st. Lawrence
and Pampero at Key West had given rise to fill
buster stories but their business there l. satisfactorily
explained No additional arrivals of distressed vessels
OF wrecks we're reported at Key West.
From the Savannah Georgian, Feb. Is
Among the passengers by the Isabel was bearer of
dispatches 90 government, We Informed a
to Their contents, but learn they important The
excitement the island the increase. Steam.
ers, under the command OF government officers, are
ply ng and fro between the various Cuban port, in
dpstgousy enforcing the blockade Numerous aiterca.
tons bad taken place and serious dihculties were
everywhere apprehended.
The rapid and mysterious movement of troops
tnueF thIoug the island The city of Havana
almost deserted Not regslent had been lett in the
Mace A large encau pInent, however was formed in
the vicinity under the particular commard OF General
Coneha. His Exceencs had been severely injured by
fall from his horse, though he still continues TO visit
sasm
TIE government has to be circulated among
the people that the flbuster expedition had failed This
Il attributed TO various causes rst OF al to the yg
lance ot the Captau-6eneIal The British frgaes also
credited with important rsrvice in the matter Ano
ther assigned is the failure OF some OF the dlibus
ter vessels a. the general Rendezvous which caused the
dispeI ion Of all the rest
The Biarao de la Marina continues to chronicle the
enlistment of volunteers md oe-s Of service from every
part OF .he island. Military reviews the order Of
the dag Nevertheless he people 10 have become
tired OF the excitement wished for peace. pscnily
in the seaport towns, where business has bsen most
affected BY the grounaIess rumors, disposition was
panifested 10 frown them down. with the assurance
that the busters Dad departed 1t was hoped that con-
6dence would be restored
from the Savannah Republican March 49,
TIE Dia7io de la Marina, Of the eta Instant says
The conduct observed by the vessels of our allies,
(rance AID Engapd) under the present circumstances,
has led the press in tho United States to indulge in COM
III timed rs pc Fble. We do not comprehend
how the should evncs so much surprise at that which
they had already fo,sseen. and which the result
of the logical of events Spain ia old European
nation and has Thousand ties o. interest OF tradition,
and Of community OF IDEAS q WIN wGs s she Is link linked with
nacsi horde which represents only the instincts OF
rebellion against modern civilization IT just and ft
that her allies should avail themselves of the occasion 10
demonstrate their elevated sympatnles' lie VINO Is
Offended panied, complains OF It, does not well
comprehend low ltte credit he doe himself by such
concentrations
It Is not however the press of certain hue alone
that, with this motive conures up such absurd phan
tasms. General Cass alsoa federal Senator from the
State o. Michigan-has found here pretfXt for
edition, corrected ant AMENDED, of his we'll known phil
ipc ,anst European diplomacy. This is matter, how
ever, of which shall SPEAK hereafter, when leisure
permits, as its nature demands
We translate the following paragraph from the Diario
Of the It'll instant--
The Charleston and Savannah papers say nothing In
regard t. the expedition bat private advc's entitled
vessel which we knew in Key West since the 18th
ut with cargo of coal for the of the piratical
steamers, las received orders TO sell hsE cargo which
has btsn done Besides the ibusters residing in that
place received information that the idea of the exped
ton vas abandoned without eeasng to be viglant
we are pleased to announce the brilliant which
has atte2ced the measures Of cur worthy authorite
OFFICIAL CONTRADICTION OF THE ARREST or The
GOVERNORS OF MATAhZss AND TRINIDAp-How
TIE EXCITEMENT AFFECTS Us-TEEATMLNT OF A
II A
Be sTSRs-DECREAsE OF THE EXCITEMENT.
correspondence of the Philadelphia nsyvapian
MATANZAs March S, 1855
perceya by the numerous papers receive from the
United States, that quite sxcem mt has gotten
np amongst you relative to affairs this Island
Among tEe numerous reports perceive published the
difeIent illusions OF letter writers, find great deal
positively untrue. Many garing falsehoods, relating
Of circumstances which took paceaIrests which
have paver been made For instance, and reported
that The Governors of Matauzas Trinidad with the
Capto Generals private Secretary have been arrested
imprisoned. This statement is entirely false Go.
werner CONT of Mltanzas, has been ordered to take
charge OF troops at another part of the Island and Sc
DPeoro Estaban has taken his place Governor Of
MatanZas. The latter the private secretry of tue
Captain General, when he appointed to till the
AS regards the arrest of the Governor oil Trinidad
know o. such thing here do believe it any
true chan the other. night point out to you many
such false and frvilous statements tue AT
1t T. true the Island has been in great state of
ceuent Troops have been ched in every direction
volunteer have been mustered ints service and at the
call Of the auhort e. have hocked their country
standard with promptneSs and energy Thousands have
thus beon enrolled aud formed into companies and regi
mens reacy 10 resist invasion of thea homes and their
fair ana lovely island With this would be Landed to
the s,e but these scrbblers Tor the American press
hold 1t ap the of the public act to be
demred. They present il io the light Of ridcule and
corrrnely In fact these letter writers have been most
serous injury TO the of the creole in every way;
they give the most false and ridiculous staements ina
ginnble by their constant attacks upon those in the
highest positions of the government; they create susp
oions where would otherwise exist; they will fire.
queny represent the authorities here acting towards
officials OF other governments i'll the most y ranca and
insulting manner But tor my own part, can unhesi
tatipgly affirm that IL would be impossible for any GO
vernren. 20 treat with distinguished courtesy
snd Kindness than have invariably met in all nv OIL.
cia correspondence and association with the govern
men here from its highest to it's lowest with the ex-
&c ptou OF Canedo. They have invariably and In all in
stances Yielded full and ample Justice and rights
where have eonended for the interests of my fellow
citizens
A. Fegard the effects Of the administration of The gov
ernmert towards the creoes Is not my place to inter
fere. leave II with them; but the constant begerent
demon by ertan party in the United States
Is most serious evil These demonstrations are made
and her tded here with all the force OF mystery and ex.
sggeraton until business u seriously Affected The in
teres Of the planter the shipper the merchant and the
citizen Il affected aud para and this fair aud lovely
spot = made 10 wither and almost die wten 1t should
put on the vsor of life and pro perity This island
might be made, under the government OF Spain,
and safe defence Of the Union OF Amercs might
be made the firm and strong friend OF the United States
but these frequent demo nsraons Of attack only pro-
duce hatred malice and revenge, and IL continued God
oniy snows where 10 will When these tumults
created arrests MADE Of the puret and the best
the island And why? IL is in what IL conceived sys
TEN o. defence The principle acted upon here is CHOSE
who are no. for against u.s.; hence the arrests
and placing the influential where they cannot do harm
would you against letters that are published us
coming from Havana and probably elsewhere as know
some OF them written in the United states.
Tse excitement Is dying away-things are gaining
their usual calm and tranquility and sincerely hope
soon those noble fellows who now In prison,
released and returned TO their families, and this great
psraphernaa Of done away, and the volunteers all
return 20 the quietness OF peaceful citizens.
simply give this shoNt statement 70 correct some
false Impressions made by Misrepresentation OF this
island The government il kindly disposed towards
the United States than think 1t has been for some time
The Captain General Concha, think, is particularly
- have seen his passport given TO several OF
cs citizens who have visited the Island lately
go wherever they pleased on the Island to stay as