The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-05

Our Havana CorroSpOmQencos
HAVANA, Jan. rs, 1855.
Movements Of Stsamers-The Annerats0n FSzsh-
The Royal Lottery Prixes-A Cuban VisO Of
SOULS Resigmston--T The Spanish Atlantic Slssm
CS~sysny-Ins Wsather-A Newspaper Prose
cStoT.
evening Of the Esd, and loft yesterday morning for
New Orleans, taking the passengers from Calfornis,
belonging to the Southwest and Western States,
brought to this port BY the George Law. The 81
Dorado win probably leave for Aspinwal this norm
ing, ~ advertised by the agents Of the line, and the
resumed connection will be mMe perfect for sumo
time to oome than has been possible to reach with
the old and worn ont Falcon, whose wing Is weary.
The Falcon wnl have some repsirs 70 her machinery,
and be ready to attempt the voyage to New York In
the course Of q week.
Our Prtnsa and other papers will be filing our
Intelligence this week With the astounding news
that the dream OF Cuban annexation has faded from
the minds Of United States politicians; that II win
be no more the hobby on which to ride into Office,
and that the spectators Will have to pocket their
losses a. best they may. They viii calculate also
upon Il for the commission OF new sggcessi0ns upon
American commerce and American citizens, as taey
find immunity from punishment, the which wesnal
not have TO wait many weeks toe voridcation.
The royal lottery was drawn on the morning OF
the Esd, throwing the best fortune to the folio wing
numbers $3.50 for $50, 900, which ticket was sold
1888 entitled TO $40 900; 23,54l to SIC, 900, and
G,626 to Sc, 900, all sold in our city Offices, but they
msy Lave been purchased by strangers temporarily
residing here; three prizes OF 1000 each, to
Plumbers 7,248, 1924 and 1885 ten prizes
of one thousand dollars each, 70 the nu NIB ers 4, 1855,
1870, TO- 44, IL, 100, 1l,0ll, i 1868. rs 1880, 14,0l7,
8,73S, 22,S25. This institution is perhaps as &C.
riOus Q tax as we bave upon the Industry. Of the
country, IS everybody born in Cub.is taugh. from
infancy TO play 10 the royal lottery; tickets or pieces
Of tickets are purchased by the laborers, artisans,
ard the poor as we'll as the wealthy, who have no
derived u appropriated TO royal expenses, which
never return in blessings to the people.
The relief Of Mr.. Sonle at Madrid is considered
here a. Q Spanish triumph over the United States,
fear Of war with Spain and the %prlcking Of Spanish
steel, las been the cause Of the sudden revolution in
the Pierce policy. They presume also that sDe pre-
pos,erous idea Of holding Spain to account for
en,ig ely abandon ed, and they are probably right.
The nag started mighty fierce In his inaugural, bat
he bad not bottom FOR four miles.
The steamer Isabel Is reported in good condition
st Z o'clock. She gives no evidence OF injury or
dsDage by her seven hours Of rest on the rocks
near Sand Key. The Spanish Atlantic Steam Com.
pany have published the regulations and laws OF the
hR OClhtlOus Lie bubltb b0 q OUU, Nv uVo uuuOr0I
dollars Zach, making 81 800, 900 Of capital. The
steamers are to come from Europe, viii b we're pre-
pared by an association for the same business, add
whl be sold at their cost to the present company.
The shares in the stock have been taken, but the
capital can be increased should the necessities Of
the enterprise demand It, The direction 10 located
in Havsna, and It 10 expected that Q steamer will be
here In q lew weeks TO open tae line.
We are not feeling anything OF the depression in
monetary matters which seems to be sff1ictiny
northern CONNIE, c!al operatiops-except In the Less
disposition manifested to buy our products.
The weather continues uncomfortable cool, and
30 far, we ere having the hardest winter experienced
here for twenty years. An old Fsoridian who
would not stay anr exed to the United States,
FAYE, "thst it wss just 80, the winter previous TO
tie visit of one Andrew Jackson to Pensacola; AMI,
therefore, for the spring, although he Ia infrm, he
10 makirg his arrangements to emigrate TO old
Spain, !" feeling certain thar It Ia premonition of an
n~exaii0n. Heaven save us from the cold weather!
naye beard incidentally that q worthless indivi.
dual here, who has bean subsisting by fraud and
s~windliDg for some time among the "softs' in Ha-
vana, has assumed . new vocation, denouncing
those whom he suspects Of writing for the prsss Of
the United States, TO the police and authorities.
His los character, and long practice In villaiuy,
robbery, and other crimes, may not save those upon
whom his m~aBgnity may be devoted from trouble;
but the justice Of Concha will fad him out. He
could tsmpeH with Pezuela, but not with our present
Chief.
Thanks for papers from 18th.
i hand You continued dies. d.