The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-29

tlap,o get them back, insure punt hment under
crime and 10 be caught Il quite sufficient falling to make
case, fanELment ensues, while justice continues u
search for other nalignans for examples to i'm
press The already clondng the minds of honest
citizens II they are rot here presume they will have
ne geod sense to stay where ahey are Justice eaaie
| The music'' would be right
Tie new le,ies arrived from Spain have had the usual
course Of baIrack disease diarrhtc in symptoms and
dtaths called cboera few others of fever not yet
touching the geneI health of Havana.
Tie leasts Of Ascension at Guanabacoa the villa which
Eestes swtey in The Tomas to the southeast Of Reg
continued foD the 14th TO the morning OF the 17hin
days and nights Cen. Concha there for an hour
two, tie 18th, but the weather drove him home-hs
mas was black the spots only pearl Two Irish friend
Lad alk, in endship to garnish the scene and the
caret how ed in their Maternal nductionsmade prison
erf, and reeased after some hoursbecause they
Tie ii oado Ii still here with her passengers, waiting
TO go their way They have compl That they
starved on board which may be nissake-they aon''
lie hank will not work. Therefore the nsgroes will
continue to protect with their the integrity Of
| Cuba. ID.
HAVANA, August q, 1855
A Grand Ball al Puentes Grands-Beauty Of the Ladies'
A Ne,c Dance-7Ae Belle Of the Erening Betrohed 10 a
TdnkecDresses Of the Ladies and Ger.tsme-Martlers
j The Wtdthr--A Steamer in Sight.
The steamer George Law is hourly expected to arrive
here from Aspnwali She will proceed in few hours
after her arrival to your port SO long period has
elapsed since had direct opportunity Of writing that
although there win in ali probability be the Granada for
New York. the Esd inst, cannot suffer the George
Law to depart Should she arrve without writing you
| Iattendea the ball at Puentes Grandes Saturday
| night week ago. It nearly ten O'Clock when
reached that place. The night particularly dark.
Lave rarely beheld pretter sight than the Gorietta
the ball room is termed, Brilliantly lighted up it
was presented the carriage descended the hill which
leads TO Tuentcs Grandes.
As entered the ball ROOM was fairly struck with
amaaeent at the extreme beauty of almost every lady
present Such darkblack should have writ.en-lus-
trous eyes, such faryike forms, combined with much
witching grace, might travel the world and rare
ly sec equalled.
The avcite dance appeared to be Creole one of the
figure of Which must attempt description The part
stand opposite each other the en length of the
The first and second ,oul e perform the .ades
CLAIM used to be called in my dancing school days
Il en- The two couples, changing partners waltz slowly
round each hen Iesuming their partners, waltz very
slowly 10 their places This ia repeated witheac couple
and as some lal dozen COUPLES have been passed, the
I'd GOV lie CT mmences the ladies' chain" When ali
the couple engaged in the slow, graceful waltz
Iettier sight il would be difficult to imagine that
o,er ha s ha into e ear
| gratefi 10 the fair
Amtrgst such Perfect blaze of bcauty-such galaxy
CT bright eyet-it becomes difficult to select prticu-
lar star entitled TO bear OF the palm yet must make
The @t'emIt TO my somewhat matuIed taste the seno
thai evening. win not attempt description of her
person. as feel my utter incapabity Il describe
he is ieroiked understand, to citizen of the United
States named f-t. Yet but that, alas the Glove
siI g. IN my heart has long src peen snapped in ain
would have eecn impossible for me TO hase beer ot
wise tan over neck and ears in love. As do dance
aaa iul op ortrnity to notice the numerous innocent
'nA' VIZ Ing eu...u on, and must say
senior Cuido that evening appeared to have full
sway and should hope that Hymen win celebrate
these rites, without which, moalists we know such
Ihaye not said syllable about the attire OF the ladies'
you will suppose, Il tasteful and elegant White,
cobwel-lil regards hnncss appeared to prevail |
remarked young lady dressed entirely in white even
] lcr deca satin Flip ers with real white rose in
Ler Lair who api cared 10 act much rather
attention cn the gentlemen than any other lady
pIcsent If mistake not with oil her seeming limo
cerce, he is sad coquette; and did know her name
| would really send IL you.
mus, not emit TO mention that The gentlemen, ncud-
rgyour correspondent, all clad ia white linen coats
willie vests and contint atoms Gloves not gene
rally worn by the male sex thus you viii peseeye that
oIen cry side TO the winds Of heaven, dancing may
rendered far from intclerabe. must not omit TO
mention tia Che beautiful river Almendares runs beside
| the Gluict'a
Imagine ii you can, pleasing occupation Of a
beautiful ii topical night thnn walk its banks with
| fair ere On your aim whose murmurings in her
sweet Casan srr in gentleness Of tone even those
Of boauteous stream that wends its way gently to
! old OCEAN.
It having raiued heavily each day last week, upon
which the grand bazaar held a. Guanabacoa, did not
attend cannot therefore send you account OF IL.
/ stnt c,man lenttm,p, Of this city, rented house
at Ire Ce,lo, where they slept during the
men hs On The c,oning OF The 1Tih instant four men
brtl into The houe gagged the male want in charge
OF H. and 'tn inflicted seven wounds his body which
| caused his teaih.
On The same evening hired volan'e was noticed with
Tie ain down ir ccedng along the Gale dc Luz IN
uis ety. As something resembling blood vas observed
10 lie ooIl q from the volantc, il slaptel and
lie tdietro (postillion) dimounng made his ecape.
In tie ,cln founda sack which contained the foa
q,areis cfa human body that doubtless, OF some per-
| y vlo had been murdered.
Several egiments Of soldiers have been sent to The
the shse s,s nrnn Gsvn g0ss r them taste The
the easues q ieal soldering being compcllelto ount
gMd
The eaiIier hous q The day the heat is intense b.
/ AcGvsr :9-5 O'Clock A. NJ
scamcr on the Moro Castle at last even
ing, but whether II was the George Law Granada, or
hei her, not known. am, however, thus carly At
| my desk So conclude ilis letter.
few Gays eiucc fifteen pii brought 10 from
the inar del / 10 district Among them Is person OF
An n,aod camp Of The Captain General "a danVerously
i'll r, m an attack Of ELL Jack Carriages have
hsen Permitted 10 PASS tie of the palace for the last
two Gays. b.
| HAVANA, August 81 1855.
.irrirar Of he British Nail steamo-Rlaary Fansrds--
Eaa Of 6udna5dcod--hany Asass ina.toas--Bau Fy'
The opera.
Our Ar xiefy in relation the British West India mn
steamer " We was relieved yesterday morning by hef
trance n'o this port om vera Cruz and New oreans a
G O'Clock. From The last ont she brought us nothing b
SPEAK Of official intelligence having absorbed th
news and tho laIcrs themselves taken in charge by th
Cepian Of tie forta pcrsonige rcqui Ing great dea
Of Intellectual food, TO the detment Of hambl
ignorance As last dates from New York to Tia
9Th inst curiosity little provoked by this govern
mcnt monopoly but probably to-day we shall be al
low sprinkle through the oici sleeves, and be CRATE
al The captain Of tie Wye having lad idle ATTIC,
s,r uf-uot to be The cloud shutting the
| eb'-~we may not forget our Obligations to him an
| ruth He toems very energetic little fellow, nm
s,mewhat consequential; but ! have doubt is
| rtgt lar good clever John Boil sailor.
On the nth we had quite an imposing volunteer mil
| arv fuuetal-an olc al---who had served his codntr
bfot an the last siege and blockade and then die
| a. lis liver On the 18th mmonse cabbage &C
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