The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

HAVANA, August 20, 1850.
The Acso,ns f,on Maico-Ntwo and White Races--7ae
Bank and Military Wharf fnprocrments--A Prone
naac-71s &edmes-Ieclh Of the City,
We are yet able to reconcile private accounts
from xico with the statements Of the letter writer from
the capital who shadows things to the taste Of tho cions
Of the race on hi, side through the columns of the
Marine journal.
By the way, speaking Of races roots stock and all
that am at loss to determine how far Spanish pre-
sumption reaches in that line. few days since
journal, dsccursing with moral pathos about Walker
Kinney Fabens Nicaragua Costa Rica and the sons Of
race in alusicn to late events and the action Of
President Corral makes comparison and draws deduction
not remarkably favorable to the hero Walker who
away from an equal II inferior force according to the
race demonstration President Corral is quite black, but
suppose II does not prevent his being Of the We
have good deal Of this mixed stock here in which Africa
gives the predominant color and they being elevated
to equal social rights with their cousins of honest we'd
lock, to be he armed guardians Of their slightly
II IL settled that two thousand negroes will be kept in
service besides the companies organized by Pezuea,
which have merged among the regular troops, and since
the war, esteemed veterans.
Bank or no bank, with patronage and direction Of the
Continues to pour ,orth columns OF erndite dsoui
sition to teach our capitalists the young iies ii
bills AID paper approximation Of money" draw
| ing Arguments from the action of the banks OF
England and arts II will e. with their incl.
lgence and knowledge OF the tension tina, national bans
Proes VIII become permanent the .mil airy com.
mission justice fer the defence and safety Of Cuba
We have the pleasure seeing the last range 81 she'd.
being put up which In Cos English yard. Of con
tinuous wharf the front o the city 81 Havana
the Test arrangement for comfort in the transaction Of
business and Tor The sccuri 81 goods going COMM
which can be ioi nd in the world. The necessity nos
that have ht accommodation l. very evident In this
climate but fcf the idea cf the extension and the COM
petiun a. tie work. the commercial community are IN.
dehed to The intelligence zeal and determination Of Gen
| erai tcucha
After lie ,oi ~ n day l. done II makes delicious
promenade from he sfounain az neptune TO the Navy
iaid terminus IN e. AL ~ the present Post Oacc build
a. sHd the residence and Offices of the Spanish Admiral
(Gene,s 81 Marine, giving view Of most the ship
ling In port the Cabanss fortress Moro Castle and life
moving panorama upon the surface Of the WI iers-prc.
senng that must he looked upon TO be appreca.
cd by those who have ga1ed with delight over the
| bay o, Naples.
observe tina, derrick which looms aloft from Tho
NAVY Yard has been In service for several a Ia milling
the nasis, spars armament &c, OF spanish friga e.
which Is being repaired tumbling them about al Plea
| sure convenience may dictate. The space how.
soe~h restricted for the service rsquis
The sc1ncr Granada arrived OF the pot last evening
JUS, after taking in the signals from Moro and this
ing mot In possession Il our New orleans papers
or letters which should give three DAYS later
than viii BE- delivered by the direct steamer, due.
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