The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-14
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY.


One Week Later from Cuba.
The steamship Crescent CITY, Captain McGowas, ar
,,ysd yeeerday with Eve days later intelligence from
Eayaus.
ra se which place she arrived the 9Th, and sailed
ar his port day ~ noon.
The steamship e Dorado arrived e. Havana the
evening OF the 4h inst aud sail for Aspn wall
an he afternoon OF the sth inst.
The United States steamer Princeton in the har-
Der Of Hayana-an well.
The c. C. landed sixteen passengers and $3.50 in
specie at Havana and brings eighty three passengers
and full cargo for New York. Since leaving havana
she has encountered strong winds from the northwest
We are indebted purser Balay for files of Havana
papers spd intelligence up TO the latest moment.
DUB HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, April s, 1855.
<us< Of Senor Yonada-Cctegorfcal Replies to O6cia
Cseries-FsytAer Demands for Garrote VictiDs and
E9aes-spasish Police and Spirited Negroes-Bir.h-
doy Of Madame concsa-Poetry Of EarGmpes Before
Eaoeltion-Arfiodls.
committed in . recent letter, in which
stated that the questions relating Senior Yonada had
to the acting United States Consul in this city
by General Concha Were to explain the manner in
winch led into that mistake should Of necessity
De compelled TO involve and possibly njure already
prosecuted man. and therefore prefer taking the blame
o. my shoulders. Those questions have sin:e as
serained enanated from the government Of the United
stases whose attention has been very properly directed
by acting United States Consul Colonel Robertson,
~ the OF Senior Yonada.
am happy to nov have it in my power to furnish the
government Of the United States, through the columns
Of the New YORK HERALD, with satisfactory replies to
the several questions which replies, / may observe,
have only obtained the exercise OF some risk
Senior YoBsda being strictly inounicado on board the
prison ship. But for the replies -
i. He wss born in this island. #a
2 He left this island in the beginning OF 1885, 10 be
D. He resided first at school near Philadelphia which
does exist it called the Seminary of CHS
comb; afterwards he went to the school of Peugnet
He remained in the United States until 1s40 when
very returned TO Boston. Afterwards he again
came to Trinidad, and in short time he wen to New
YoTs where he remained more than yeastasn wen,
then again returned to New York, where he remained
two years and months, until he heard of the
ralizaton papers and became citizen of the United
States ire date of those papers now in the hands of
ME Acting Consul of the United States in this city, viii
phow.
8. He does net know the cause of his imprisonment
hut it s supposed to be because he returned to Cuba
under the amnesty.
And yet, despite all the foregoing facts, General
pencha continues maintain that Senior YonadA is
citizen Of the United States. but subject of Spain
and he is imprisoned and will be punished for his
known eence unless, indeed, the government Of the
United States does take strenuous measures
than merely whiting letter inquiry But if to
Judge by all the past but little be anticipated
from the present ADMINISTRATION of the United States
is currently reported that the Fiscal has demanded
that Juan Antonio Chavarrier, Domingo Guisa AMI
young Frjllo, the nephew of the celebrated lawyer
Cntra, shall suffer death by the garrote.
Amongst the other parties who ordered to Spain is
cid man, named Garcia Tabieso He is eighty eight
years Of age is sadly afflicted with hernia, is nearly
hind almost deaf and to add 20 the catalogue Of his
niseries, he has lost the of hand. Yet this
cid man General Concha considers it dangerous to
the public veal TO permit to remain in this the sla1l
Of his nativity, and sends him to climate that
win surely shorten the span of his few remaining days.
The old man, when told Of the fate that awaited him.
erred lite an infant, and said'Let them send me to
the Ise Of Pines WI pledge myself never to Isave it,
but not to SPAIN where shall assure3y die; or ii they
ence But mo- the yran has suea his eac ms and
this poor miserable old is to 60 to land where his
few remaining days viii be rendered wret,hed and
happy as well as shortened by the change of climate
Francisco Vaces Herrara, who is one OF the aristo.
sracy Of this island, it is also understood, is t, be
few days sin:e two men, in the Gale Rayo outside
the walls, had som, difficulty about the amount Of
serving them made dash and she'd gold which
one OF them hell in his hand, and made off with his
shs 0Ss9g ss eD sn crying dos
Of the Guardias Civil hearing this cry also Joined in
the chase The negro finding himself closely pressed
he approached the corner OF Gale San Rafael drew
his knife and turned round the Guarda Civil who
Was armed with sword, and who became frightened
that he threw away his weapon and falling his knees
assured the negro that he did intend to arrest him.
which the negro believed, and went off at his leisure
OF the papers here never make mention Of any
such occurrence.
Wednesday last the anniversary of the birth of
her excelentsma Sonora Dona Vicente Luco dc Con ha
give Ter ladyship all her ttes and the military band
performed the Plaza de Armas until O'Clock, IN
stead Of concluding, as usual, at nine There were
ss Of yhom we're LADIES' HoEsssr the Geca Of the
ensuing day Thursday contained paragraph stating
there would be serenaie that evening 10 honor Of Dora
nine tenths OF the middle classes were in the streets
that evening, and consequently there large num-
Der Of persons on the Plaza hear music but not in
honor OF Dona Vicente whose have beard tier
20 w,.h sonanps by many sni:. lucille bslle.
So - again mention tie name Of Francis
90 Estrampes in order to send you lines written
been favored by lady
FRANCISCO EsTRAhPES HN Ia cAPILLA sUs YER
IuGus.
Cobardes, viles, perfdos, tiranos
Sin justica, nj honor, sin fe nj leyes
En- espana verdugos dc los REYES
yerdugos aapi DE los Cubanos.
gel Muudo oprooio, Gaines inhumanos
como lobos dewrais las greyes
Of indefensos estair vuestras manos
Aqui tenes verdugos mi garganta
De Cuba marter mas cuente Ia historic
OPEL kiuu,fo q frame de causa santa
Per ylcttma DE tSpana es va uuS 8oriaEs
ora auien humanidad altar leventa
Ella opece Cadalso pr memora!
MARCO 80 de 1885,
Those Of your readers Who scqua ntei with the
CAstan win readily realize the truth as well as the
poetry Of the above As, however there many thou
sands who peruse the New YORK HERALD who do not
understand any Language bu. Engsh to such a trans
hton win be acceptable, therefore annex one promis-
nr however that whilst the spirit OF the gnal is
preserved ali its peculiar poet; beauty Is lost 10 the
translation. However, such as it 10, send you
RRANCIs co gsTRAMPEs, IN CAPILLA, TO HIS HANGMEN.
Vle cowaroly, perfdious tyrants,
without justice or honor faith or laws
In Spain the hapgmen of kings
And here the hangmen Of Cubans.
The opprobium Of the worl1 inhuman Gains
That quail before the strong as beasts,+
And as wolves devour aocks
Do you the defenceless who in your hands.
Here, bangman, you have my neck,