The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-16

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tres Is to leave no room for thoss vaictive shough
sometimss meritsd) criticisms the eartisy evincsd
s. pssy IN. %s's rom
and the prompt action taken By the sensible
aaa striking instance Of Row oon'iiissory sad up
the case, it turned out that the workman having faea
in love with Mr. Montardi's daughter, cnld only srf-
estabishmsnt ct which the lover swors he would have
his revenge, which he took in the manner described
DR. Salles. who was Q visit to MontArdi, was |
too well known and respected In the city for such
rascAly accusation to have any weight and Col Ian
with this accused, who B; Y. left three days ago,
biting his nails in the royal jail. Some
out this mole hill and sent DR. Sales in irons to he
vana. B. says he left Trinidad with regret. rs
thinks it is the ovelisss spot the island. He
barked board the steamer Isabel for Batabaro
learned incidentally the voyage that The brig Hors
ito, which reported at ths time had successfully
landed 800 slaves the estate Of Don Joaquin Gomez
ut Orgoza abont thirty miles to the westward OF lava
attempted to put them shore at Zarsa in the urs
diction Of Trinidad, but were frustrated by thu vig
lance OF the British Consul and the excellent arrange
ments adopted by the Governor for their capture they
succeeded in diEembarking them, however, here jus
under eur noses. PoUGHkEEPsIE.
HAVANA, june 8, 1856.
The Abolition Moremen in Cpba-Tns Departure Of MI.
Fsir-Nacal Intelligence More Voluntary Coloniss--
Trade-7he Cholera Quarantine Regulations, dc.
The Iredication Of the new movement by Cuban poit
sisns Ia said to be the surreptious propositions made
sumed TO be by the tacit authorization OF that govern
msnt. The assurance given Of assistance with
means and munitions for the Independence Of Cub,
condition Of the abolition Of slavery in the Island within
given period. That such proposals made for the
consideration OF distinguished gentlemen supposed to
represent the po,al sentiment Of the people, ana de-
cined has been demon srated for the information Of
the of the United States by such proof
leaves not the shadow Of doubt to the truth That
unoh mt hay ham siofo fxvIfN
sincerity the part Of Great Britain with Spaiu in
their bonds Of aty and peace is not for my care-t Is
OF that class of premonory diplomacy not Of record
the archives of British policy that bs killed by
Howden pegative-or, the exposure through the un.
doubted testimony of beyond the reach OF suspi
cion Is too strong for removal Of the mputaonl with
the usual facility the the part Of the
ant would be that Spain had entirely disregarded her
treaty obligations for the termination and suppression OF
the Ubiquitous traits with the coast OF Africa" j
j. Felix, Esq, left this the Spanish bark Eueva
Apolo, Villsverde master, bound to Cadz ON the 1s
inst aud regret to record the fast that he was put
In irons or stocks soon after being placed board be-
cause he went on deck, most natural to take
last view Of scenes associated with the most
events Of his fe 1t is probable these restraints we're
removed after the vessel got to sea- but it is possible
that has been determined that he shall taste the full
cup Of Spanish mercy commended TO his soul through
tary of State Thus continues the practical comments.
~ upon the doctrines Of the inaugural No one cnn 40
abroad and say, with safety an American citi-
zen In the sense Of the old Roman expecting that
honor, protection respect will b. the consequence
Tie San Jacinto strblinx, Commodore MdCauley)
got to sea late on the evening Of the ID of which
not aware when last advising you by the Prncston for
Norfolk The Fulton, Commander Mitchell, win remain
to cruise In the Gulf assuming all the duties and respon
so cxn ha VIII
reach Of Northern drawing The ties of love ara
quite ss strong az tie love Of war; or mmcry Of active
eervice where Yellow Jack the red and yeow |
banner.
BY the British bark Carpentaria Kelly, master we
704 Asiaticswhich have been provided with homes for
toll to realize that tbay shall their splantaos by
Christian philanthropy The number already at hard
under the contracts 1875 by three vessels having
tomary to allow for the Africans brought mere the trade
in the last class stil continuing but the fever
now given to this interest," to make tbs
convenient for the SPECTATORS this SIDE Please note
edct Of 9Th June in issue Of Murine Journal yesterday
for protection OF colonsts which Is al well except the
want Of restriction as to Tins of servtude which may
be Rrofras,sd BY nss contracts made With guorsnss
Nothing news from Virginia
Yesterday the feast Of aCorpus Christi. in which
aided BY 1000 links OF Cuban love Of dragons srs
lery and infantry in full dress and equipment with
in loyal attendance upon tas solemn cslebratiou dng
the line OF the procession the air with heavenly fra
movement Of @achne part Of the display to which
our faith IN suppapt obeissnce bows head and knee
Of the mos magnificent proportions hSiing 10 kids
that he'd bsen white before the war, SPECIALLY provided
JUNE s~Ye.terssy /. was determined, in the wisdom
of our Board OF Health. that vessels arriving from
quaran,us observation sx.sen days out Of the
report received via Charleston of the prevalence of
mails VIII be transferred without eommunicstng with
the shore to and from the Asptnwan steamer passen-
gers deI hsvana to reside ths time specified in the hos
fed BY prnklng them with vinegar add incense before
being tsken to the office for d.stributon The resou
tion does not affect steamers from New York Aspn
wall Passengers from New Orleans for California will
not 90 on board Of the Ell Dorado until she is ready
Business good-health the Exchange on New |
York is worth 81 to 81 discount; London sprem,
guards. d.
MELANCHOLY SUICIDE OF YOUNG WOMAN
LOVE STRONGER LIFE-A cores pon dent Of tbs |
american Republican Banner, Pecnsyvana paper
writing from Edn Doro Erie county, PENN, May 2eth,
says-our quiet village and the adjoining neighoorhood
wa. Yesterday Sunday the 9TH thrown into the most
body Of young female open field, four miles east
Of this place. The scene which was presented
one. The body had been exposed for aOms Gays,
the the. THURSDAY previous being the day she was
We could get them, were as follows-rhs body proved
to be that OF Miss Chessman, about seventeen or
eighteen years of 1t appears that few days pre-
vious to her disappearance she had difficulty with
her mother in regard to . young 10 the vicmty
who had been paying her his addresses and II sup
posed by her that their intentions to marry which
was very much avorss to the mothers feelings the
subject and she reprimanded her severely about
IT, few days afterwards another difficulty took place
between her and q sister, probably bearing on the
same subject when the mother interfered tskog side
against the deceased, and at the same time making |
some pretty strong threats to what she would do.
The nsulted daughter left her home and repaired the
house Of relative, saying she went that her mother
would repent Of her conduct While at tho house
whsre abe went, she, in company with her |
relatives went to Waterford, and while her /
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