The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-03


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confidence that exists amongst them and which they
"a ees.er sh M Soncss inis s. essu ;o,.si IN
New York which has declares war against tbs members
OF the Juuta snd in whose colunns appears ths foHow
,ns ~, ot Aovice sovsS our Iii ifoysrsd 4. vs.
tion 10 the history Of this rupture Of csnadec and
wtose progress We observe In silence; being able 20
esuguish ~ between tao shi. !. 81 mo-, v.is to
us ia ths na;,e which they make yet almost
concealed beneath tho OF complaints and rscrmi
nstiens The reflections wn,cn orow. upon eur % nun
hirh ~ c.n sssicste 10 II 10 day For this reason
are com PEELED to cut short the tread of rs*ocna
strs"
Ptor fellow what mass OF verpAge, win 30 iew
Nfssl de Is iona OF quo.'og LA'n' 'oo 20 sno~ NV
hainirg. suppose, uefesofe VIZ not inAptIy com
psre Inn 10 sne one OF wnom nossce sad" Tar'"7u~
Menhs nose,.ss ',asias ss m1 nnu "Hn h 'nis quS.s
i.ems m0ye III news in NV rosnession
On the 25th inst the Spanish ship TecIo arrived here
Iom SPAIN, onngipg twe nunafeo enc n,y t~o men, %
The Frsnch Acberon rs,ur.ed hers yeatsrday
and Tie hrss of var b4loprps 10 Queen Victoria called
the Arab and Daring and also th. rrats Eurydce are
.,o In this hsrbor W polteness has induced ms to
that f pited States sloops OF war Cyans and Falmouth
are aIso hero There has also been smother arrival in
the AM ercsn shp skylsrk OF upwards of ave hundred
the 1s aps at a1 ali intersssnS mss a A'' ssa "
H,y,yA. Juyy %. 1855.
A'A'A, 'u'5 80, low.
Of chn,lishnes. ac.-rss s.omcr United states.
The United States mail steamer Empire City, wsndls,
master, arrived from New York yesterday morning, with
0, rbes ,'I 1ts v With % 1ar
her business, ana very gr@''yins 70 US, Wo nAvlDs
the knowledge that you had another steamer At Halifax
.. Do'oa, MA.0a ..s ro :. a.. 80
inAon :. p'v..e es'0''' Ale'pos."e y '.e ..Ae
oc,oes and th,oush the nsss.ncs Of the
~ ~. 1srcto tho nrnH y;s,t, -. not .,o.aa with
'' inspectors 'ne pup.' ,'s "eio nos o'o'ou an'n
few minutes before eight O'Clock AS the vessel was
to sail at nine O'Clock there was no time for
4, s,sn mon .hs sbo,s los. "a IN. avail tr.aors ia
ss.r. .nd rr..srvsd ,rr,,. =, a. ,.,.. ava
collars, for the two hours they might have had
on sho'e, with prompt ana emc'ent discharge
OF cuty, IN conformity with the spirit OF tins in
aaueton' and sdict' ofGenerai conoha Persons wish
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WIN 'nef ieg1imste BUSINESS wore detained aonssas
fer two hours by Spanish officials and whea the way
was clesrsd by consent Of royal authority-divins-
then "siege and blockade" was put on by the gruG,
let one up the gangway" So were nearly fifty
peope oeprved OF mornings nbor A. the cost OF some
70 bsa buy or stssi HRsin +. sides bv soms II .ttsn
tion upwards OF eighty passengers, that to be
put OF beard we're prevented from adustmsnt Of sma
IT, ,ss srG ~. ,s = ~ H. h1ss u
eomoi Of the to their care Yh,rc
wss churlishness about the proceed lngs with this
steamer YESTERDAY morning that ought to be known
to passengers fully equal to anything ever sxhi-
blttd by the Spaniard. Even Don Carlos, the water
dog OF ihs Captain of ths port-or. as he In morc "a
miaIly called, by familiar spirits, " the Captain
ct the Port Dsvil stood on vantage ground in
the way, may be easily known to strangers; he swss
with oipg importance his superior out
Of sight q courteous Spanish gentleman ana IL BY any
casualty, caused by the winds Of heaven the igno
argus watch his supposed authority Is ntrnssd or his
dgni.y sssshed, ne oois OYER WIN yolums o. sour
ish yrlas1ity. Hs wears : blue fro.s or Jacket for
charge butors very bright, with tinssl chevs
Ieu oIon liz seyss and small patch OF the same upon
upen hi m mar in that cnrls WITH conssonsntsI sa5ain
towards heaven.
Inc stesmship United states Is under cover and pro
GYsbsm 70 Mss.psA zsnavS.z Rrosbsrs H"r,ess o,m.
Co.. Salvador Sama and Francisco Marty ps set of
moulhs and the price touches near $50 900 She ia
to mskr connection Havana and Vera Cruz The O:esn
NV Yori and this pert all to connect wth the Spanish
line Of ocean steamers In which the parties parcaasng
ths United states are largely interested.
HAVANA July 2s-l, AN
I,m irforr.a ,h..u,. no..,h,s t,s, ,hsr. n, ~.
be sufficient stock subscribed for the Spanish Bank to
enable il 10 20 into operAtion under the charter This
British Ear,dics that left yesterday Is to
cfune VI tne WESTWARD under insormAucn received by
tie British Consul General In search OF . vessel sup
pofed to have recently landed cargo OF slaves In the
sed has bee aba ndonei-(auite mistake for the well
informed ske got of the coast within twelve hours
after ccbarge and will turn up with cargo or dam.
aged erted beef at some other part Of the isand The
United States sloop Cysns WILSON, comm ander will
leave \ cruise In day or two. The Falmouth shaw
is 10 remain until the Ist Of Aucust ana viii thar
probably, 20 North Tho French war s,ssm.r Acbsron
entered port 24th at anchor near her frsteroal her
British Ma iesty' q brig of. var Arab n
H.y4x. I.lv q ,s,5
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aas"s RE 0"A ne Herdta-1he Po''o h'co DtDe1pa'
The last steamer from New York brought me n, HI
RAID and a.sure vou ssit ;,s La. :, -, s.ns;,,
oon,a -. ..,,.s. Y',s.
.' nv pe"''0" couii no' evsh up pu' several
DAYS went and sent to the Post oice, hoping Il had
betn and vonl8 vat .nrn nm mn. ia. ~
labor vas fad hv ai.,nrontn..t-u NJ
- ~ " 'i'sPPoHs1oNs-poh hshALp ior me. =