The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
One Day Later from Havana.

The United States mail steamship Black Warrior, Capt
Bullock rived yesterday morning from New Orleans via
Havana bringing papers of the 28th ult., day
later than those received by the George Law
The French brig Of Orestes and steamer Acheron
in the port of Havana when the Black Warrior left
The health of Havana was good, and business quite
brisk. Freights were advancing.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Sept. %, 1855.
The Spanish Alliance Nth the Western Po,oers-HoD it is
Looked at in Cuba What Spain Wants to Gain and
What She May Lose-Resignaton of the u S. Consul a
Mudnsds-Shdres In the Spanish Bdnk-Case Of The
Matansds judiciary and orr Late Consul.
recent letter hence for Of your city journals init
mates that the idea Of Spain becoming involved for bet
ter for worse in the contest between Russia and the
Western Powers has been received here with unanmty
and enthusiasm, which, apprehend, is mistake. No
matter what may be the final consequences of the to
Turkey, France England, Spain cannot afford to put
her jewels in the fire on her account think from
all that gather that the sentiment here is for
servatve action to be aided by the prestige of inteven
ton, that is possible Of accomplishment and that the
of intelligence is opposed to Spain taking the fed
with her sodiery although the expenses may be pro-
vded for by Others and that the chances of the dsme
berment of the Turkish empire will hardly be equal to
the hazard for the crumbs which might fall in the
scue that would ensue among superior claimants The
argument here, with those who council direct
ton on the part of Spain upon the great British and
French PLATFORM well the moderate who think that
Spain had better rest still upon the aures of her past
enough for the chivalry of the worlds. that with
peace the Termination of the power of Turkey
it is thorn in the side of Catholic Christianity
anomalous and exceptonable government. The watch
and ward of the holy ombs temples, and caves, as a
matter of would devolve upon the model Catholic
country pf the earhSpain The idea that in the event
Of any notable success on the rart efhe allied Powers
the arrogance OF this exceponable government would not
many years while in excess-i has not capacity for in
crease-whe with legitimate cause for pride in its
achievements il might in the modesty OF a real merit
become much less offensive The glory acquired by other
nations in protective of Spanish power will not be
likely to infate the latter much to make them
diagreeabe neighborgf they have not been in times
past
Doctor worrell the Consul of the United States at Ma
tapzas has concluded that he should dsannex himself
from his exequaor relations and return to Mr. Marcy
10 make known his grievances. Doctor Worre arrived
Yesterday afternoon in the Havana taking quarters
the Hotel Cubano, and informed will leave this morn
ing, by the Black Warrior, for New York.
The French steamer of war Acheron entered port yes
terday morning; the orestes, brig of rench stal
here.
To 27th, shares subscribed for the "Spanish Bank
2t84-s1 342 COc-by about 26l persons and houses All
else, as yesterday given.
Had u few moments conversation with Doctor Wor-
ie yesterday, to-day his way home, for reason OF
ndgnies offered by Spanish authorities while in defence
OF American rights and the interests of American citizens
Doctor Worell has sacrificed his interest his
comfortable position to maintain the honor dignity and
interests of his country, and he will be able to demon
the people of the United states that he has done
his duty cedtaby firmly with the preservation Of his
own honor The Consul at Maanzas assumed the ground
which Is undoubtedly correct that treaty with spain
puts us on equality with the most favored nations that
the treaties between France and Spain provide that in
either country person deceased belonging the other
his effects (ersona shall pass INTO the of the
Consul and that the formality of inventory
unnecessary In the of Hatfield in which the Doc
tor has held the authorities AT bay for three months he
first offered appoint hour taking inventory of
the effects in his presence, for which he would remove
The seals Of the Consulate which he had placed upon
them. This was declined and the keys demanded,
which were refused also to remove the seals. The
case oil Mr. Rackhouse reced by the Captain General
was subsequent action and induced to make argument
to sustain the violence proposed and consummaed a.
Natanzas The argument, which will sustain Doctor
Wore in all that he has done to prevent the delays,
plage robbery and illegal taxation in the settle nent Of
estates OF north American cizens' Language Of Con-
chs) which has been usual will be too long for this let
ter the time draws for departure Of the steamer