The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-15

Another cncampment is understood 10 have bee,
fofed near GuaIsbseos, evidently with the inteut
defendssg the Moro Castle nom any attack BY fore
landed in iti rear. All s apparently hurry ani confu
sion. Several Of war stated TO have left Ian
harbor In the night and there is believe, but one
/ Spanish u-of. war In this hnbor at this time.
| From information have this moment received,
believe the greater portion Of tho troops that have left
this city have proceeded TO Trinidad the expected
petition being IL is supposed by the authorities, destined
for that locality.
On the morning OF the lst inst. her Britannia Ma
esys line Of battle ships Bcscawen and Colossus entered
this barbor the former bearing the dag Of Admiral
Arthur Fanshawe G. d. She mounts seventy guns whilst
the Colossus carries eighty guns, and has auxiliary
screw propeller They both very 6ns loo king shps
Within two hours after they came TO anchor an aid
de camp Of the Captain General In full uniform, went
on beard the Adiniral'a ship WITH It is presumed. the
customary courteous invitation to the Admiral 10 land
and on the next morning the grand state carriage
With the horses heads decorated with feathers and two
footmen, who with the coachnan their dasbIng
sesret veiie, driven to the Royal Arsenal andnx
place, where Admiral Fanshawe disembarked; after
having paid brief visit at the Palace he again entsv
the state carriage, and driven TO the British Consu
late where he joined by the British Consul General
and they together visited the General Of Marine who,
understand, is officer Of the rank the Brl
tsh Admiral On the ensuing day these complimentary
visits returned On Sunday divine service per
formed board the Boecawcn, and numbers OF the
Protestants resident In this city embraced the opportu
nifty TO visit that ship where they received with
marked courtesy. Some friends OF mine alas went
board the Colussas where they scl every attention
and politeness exhibited TO them officer Gearing
them company, and explaining ths minutie a. the
machinery, sc. But Monday last the grand
day. On the evening Of that day General Conehs
received the British Admiral Captains Glanvile, Of the
Bocsven, and Robinson, Of the Colossus with such OF
the other British officers whose rank entitled them -
the honor At grand banquet which went OF with grea,
ecia. There less than four military bands
toned on the Plaza de Annas, where they dscoarsed
most exquisite music until quite lateyhour. The
ming too chilly for the docNe o our fash.
onable fair 10 lounge In the voantes Atening to
the music whilst they exhibited their eharm. although
noticed no, few In that position long after O'Clock
The Eagllsh Admiral learn, has paid visit 70 the
Moro Castle, where, OF course he delighted with
all he doubt II the cells in winch Etrampes and
Felix are immurcd were shown TO him
On Sunday last Gen. ConchA again attended the bull
light. When about 10 leave the plaza in which the
bull ring situated the pole OF his carriage way
and this brave and humane philosopher. heard
pettishly to calculate, There IL maforune in every
Did he then know OF the pretended conspiracy aud
peditionr
negro early on the morning Of Monday last ran out
OF his masters premises the Plaza del yspor hay
ing chains hs legs for punishment with old
In his hand, with which he killed three persons and
wounded severely twenty others and was permitted 70
make good his escape.
murder was committed outsds tho wall, on the
night Of the 9th Inst but fuch circumstances ~
toe frequent here 10 demand much attention,
especially In such stirring times II permittcd BY the
stes, shall have the pisagure Of addressing you again
very shortly. P0uGHIEiSlE