The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-14
Interesting from Cuba.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE


HAVANA, June 4, 1856.
Arrest Of Bond Of Negro Brgdnds-Ftir Shipped of
for Cadss-Dpdrture Of Commodore AcCauey-Trd-
yelling Ltcemces- Ne,ospaper Quarrels.
The United ates steamer Princeton, which returned
to this barber the lst instant departing this morn
ing for Norfolk cannot suffer the opportunity to pass
without SEN ding you brief letter
Thirty notorious scoundrels negro thieves and muir.
derers have been arrested in the Pinar del Rio district
where they VIII, it is believed undergo their trial
The innocent and unfortunate Felix the evening OF
3lst nit received information that he was 70 embark
next morning for Cadiz friend Of mine was visiting
him when he was told this by two friends who came 70
the Punta Castle to him, and who had obtained the
information from the guardas- civl who had to
escort him. Taken somewhat BY surprise BY the infor
nation given him. poor Felix instantly requested my
friend TO 60 to the acting United States Consul Colonel
Robertson. and say he (Felix) wished to see him.
Colonel Robertson had that afternoon undergone an
OPERATION the tonss in his throat having become en-
larged and he was consequently unable to leave his
sdsncs he however, despatched the Secretary OF the
United State Consulate Thomas Savage Esq, to visit
Felix, who at four O'Clock next morning was taken
charge Of by comisario and two guardias-cvn, and
marched board the Spanish ship Nusva Apollo which
immediately set sail for Cadz Perchancs Mr. Marcy,
being by this time satisfied that Felix citizen the
United States may instruct Minister at Madrid Mr.
Augustus Cesar Dodge, to demand that Felix shall not
be sent to Ceuta he not having been tried according
the terms of the treaty.
Commodore McCauley went to sea in the San Jacinto
the atternoono Of the 1st inst He called General
Copcha the preceding day, but did not obtain second
learn tha, regulation is shortly to be issued
respecting ira Yelling licenses Instead Of the annual
travelling license" being granted heretofore, slet
ter of security be force for six months only Is to
be granted tor each OF which two dollars and real
The Governor Of Matanzss, Col Ona died recently.
Previous to his being in esrei the attendant priest
Padre Martinez wished the to confess which,
however, be refused to do he had bsen for many
years Protestant When he died. the priest refused to
employ to inform the Bishop Of this
wbo Of course confirmed the decision Of the priest The
deceased colonel howsvsr beng general favorts at
was occasioped and threats used which being
communicated to Gen. CoDcha he pleased to order
that the body Of the deceased should be buried in the
friend Of mine from Matanzas, however, informed
had become 80 disaustsd at the insosrsnt spirit thar
had been exhibited by the clergy that they had the
body Of their father embalmed and determined it should
The Gdcea of yesterday contains republication Of the
law Of the 10th june ls47 for the projection of literary
property The Of this republication, gene
rsly believed here is amusing enough.
During the recent visit OF General Concha to MAtan
and enterprise went to the expense Of securing pr
vats tegrsphic dispatches concerning the doinss of
the Captain General and the receptions afforded him At
the various points OF his journey Some of these rss
graphic dispatches the Prensd is accused of crbbns
without due acknowledgment, and hsd quite pretty
little quarrel bstween the two papers for few days.
do not at the Diario de la Marina feeling
at the Pyn.as appropriation Of its news which is SO
scaIce and rare commodity in its columns.
.Peter Hicks's" promised letter appeared in the
Diario Of yesterday; but although he pledged 8. his
word" to publish my name, &C. yet he has not done So
he has discovered his mistake and that not the
person he fancied to be have in my possession
abstract of the trial In Spain Of certain Senior here
well as copy Of the Fray Gerundio, published Ma
Grid at the period OF the trial. When in the humor g.
If "Peter' Is again impertir ent) will send you
trapslation Of both accompanied with memoirs o. the
early lives and histories of certain parties here and in
New York BRUrUS
P Son my way to the wharf, to 60 on board ths
Princeton with this letter, have that il is re.
ported that General Concha's has been ap
pointed, and have returned to my to add this
report. B.