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


for New York intended for the Granada thsvssse hav
inx been detained at New Orleans accout Of an &C
cident to her machinery.
Havana was hsaSny, but business washun. Four
Cinnamon had bee garroted at Cardenas fornurdsr.
The dates frov Key West to the 10th int Several
large ships he been ashore, but got of Fthout aid
from the wre-srs and without material damage.
The aloopfwar Cyane was ashore for hree days,
But got on nnjured.
at Key vt. The jamestown sailed on the ssh for
Madeira.
DUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, June 4, 1855.
2Ae Nessfoolisson Aorement-Details Of the Plan-Hs
Pyo6G Resuhs-HeaAh Of Havana commercial In
tdligce, dc, dc.
At threquest Of your correspondent the obliging
Of the United States steam frigate Princeton
takes NIL oks for Norfolk. In my late letter via New
Dreansno being OF the departure Of this
steamer vised you Of the ahoAt In our COM
munity in iAtion to the abolition OF slavery by tho
procursmenof representatives from this Island under
the patronse of the aboli'ioniss OF the world
Since thatiate have found more substantial inror-
nation NOR than hrming the matter suggested, aud
renewing slIaouhts that hal upon the subject The
Oder, prssme, has already bsen made, not in the
Omitted stster France but to the British society," with
the conctonf tbs protection OF England, for i'm
proveMent iIhcir political condition and relations
may seem tobe demanded for the general welfare and
prosperity lind th.t this movement is with the tact,
approval of hose most interested In the Industrial pur
snits associated with slave labor-in the only way in
which IL could be given without hazard to their necks
by the iron embrace OF maternal affection" established
Upon the t'Punta."
That Ia done to avoid by peRceable that
which is Of Inevitable consequence aud which may DO
Inv md ne in
tued by General Conshs far outreaching the plans of
Pezuss in aiming and elevatng to equal condition with
the whites the free coored population Of Cuba They
urge reason why appeals have been made to the
United States that the 10 too vacllatng aad
their confidence oesroyed under the parPc,ed de-
public sentiment Of England Is controlled by the British
AntSiavty society, and that s indications are sure
to be followed by the policy OF the government In this
connection they charge Mr. Marcy with hsviog sen.
agent here to hsImonizs and symr a.hizs with them
and under the most sacred assurances OF good
faith for thtr protection and relief when they should
ton SO obtaiusa for the destruction OF their
the defeat OF tie purposes dear to their hearts.
= believed he caused all the Information acquired
before the Spanish minister At Wa shington-
his duphcsy and tresshery rest mea-
blood Of Pinto and Estrampes, aud the impri-
many others. This is the impression upon
-inds, from the sequence Of facta consistent
..svitb, and many o. which could only be known
Withholding by Genera concha Of he csmsS
to pcsEses which made the Of this fate OF Pao
give this as the prevailing impression hersbat do
official action and advice OF your Secretary Of State,
sorry to confess that there too much proba
upon BIN BY creole inssgsnss. This movement en-
If pushed ahead, as 1t undou btediy will be by
Its ramacations over aud through all eivzsi coumu-
mites win put negative upoa the prospective policy
of your administration and seal the fate Of Cuba
British dependency, bs5ond ths reach f objection. It
viii be in the fut history Of your one Of
the land MARKS showing the OF Brother iona
than AZ any rate the movemen. has begun and it IL
time for those whe d. ths small cyphering for the
country down East TO be LOOKING at the probable cost
The steam frgate Princeton en- tered port ON the frat
having few FEVER cases board, but nothing OF
Bgnant type The health OF Havana continues good.
The business Of last week. although cut up by holy
days very good and in ping ain staple, the
largest Of the season. S54 boxes sugar Exchange
Cities to Sx per cent discount Loadon at per c.nt
premium. Freishts have Improved little, even with
the accession OF more he.vy sugar carriers arriving
The San Jacinso ans Fslson rem.in in port few
days. when they win probably get to sea, the British
squadron begins to be sgnlllea in the ofang,
j. a. Felix left the day before yesterday for Cadiz,
board the Spanish ship Nuevo Apollo, whether from |
thence to Cueta, remains to be sesn. d.
HAVANA, June A, 1855.
Tour Of the Island by One Of CorrespondeasHi His
Reports on the Complexion Of Political Afans-Spanh
O1aoaI Idiosyxcracies- and Extraordinary
MonstSs-Ayrst Of an american Citizen on a False |
Chvgs-Jtstice Vindieated
At length the councils of the New YORK HERALD pre-
walls and consequently Cuba will still remain the
brightest Jewel in the crown OF Spain
B. Y returned here yesterday, from his tour round
the Island; but time will not admit of my sending you
by this post the Statistics which you asked for, and
which are being prepared. You shall have them, how
ever, very SOON In the meantime send you herewith
hasty digest OF B. Y.'s report.
At Mataasas, he found the [" ever faithfas" gIa.
duay recovering from the state of udable infatuaon
into which they had been thrown by the visit of their
adored Governor General and waiting for the $4,000
which he had promised to make them present of.
At Cardenaa, the annual funeral ceremonies for the
souls OF the martyrs who got kilt" during the taking
of that by General Lopez in $780, owing to the pre-
sence Of General Concha had to be got up
ally grand SCALE and B. Y left the natives faithfully
counting the number Of hogsheads Of moasses /. would
taks to enable them individually to sse their Quotas OF
such Improbable gdsos. But then you know they
Az sagua Ia Grande, Colonel Cassrisgo whose srat
had become impaired that be could not Withstand the
door Of Co1suls Office and rendered himself motto
rous By ordering its removal having been called to Ha
v@a TO give an account Of such az extraordnary pro
his affairs and few days ago, delivered up his
mand 70 Colonel Dom Francisco Juan Gomez de Ia Sern
who, b. X says, appears TO be very gentemsnly sort
Neuvtas as usual, occupied In plotting slave trading
TO the coast of Africa and Bsracoa recall
ing too forcby to his mind the treachery VIII CHI caused
the martyrdcm Of an Estrampes, B. Y. passed both
those places BY with silent contempt, declining to soil
the solcs Of his shoes with such exceedingly dirty
dirt.
At Santiago de Cuba, no wever, that city Of real
Shaking Quakers" for IL is eternsy being shook by
which keep the poor nhab constantly
quskng with fear, Vargas should say tHH Excel
lency the Bgadier Vargas" who has just relieved the
Marquis dc Espana In the command Of juri,dcton
negavng their inclination for rest and as unrelentns
In his whims, making the Cubanos danes TO
Tie tunes which he provided for Them just he had
been doing for his gusyiao amigos Of the central DISTRICT
who feel his absence, ooh how deeply" B. Y. having
been kept In such state OF trembe from occasional
shocks and anticipated quakes which he assured he
would certainly experience he only said long nougn
catch vsrgass eye and being horrded at the sight
of newly born dog OF extraordinary size with hu
man head eyes nose and mouth, laid its
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