The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-01
INTERESTING FROM CUBA.

mob 80 hate however, by t~O days, as brought BY the
Isabel At Charleston.
The Philadelphia left Havana ia company with the
steamer FL Dorado for Aspinwan.
The United States steamships Princeton and San Jacin
10 remained Havana. Officers and crews all WELL The
latter arrived on the Goth from Philadelphia.
Mr. R. R. Darlington, purser OF the Philadelphia, will
accept our for files of Havana papers
and other favors
Cur Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, April %, 1855.
Arrival Of he United States Ship Jdaestoipn-Delay in
SaIuting Commodore CRADLES Exploration and
Aetion If General Concha-C Commodore AcCauley-Bu.
siness and the Grand ReeU-Appearanee Of the Troops,
Black and White-Foreiga Officers Preseat-Departuwes
from the Island-Trade and Health Report.
The past has been exciting week, minds being
sed with what going to do having almost fer
gotten what has been done.
The arrival Of the United States sloop of war Jan
tswD Ellison, commander, with the broad pennant o.
Comm sdore Crabbe, the 18th inst, set the specua
ten Of Incidence to labor in assignment of for
H. behind which of conjecture the cloud of war;
sourse, was looming in the distance. Salutes
changed the 10TH and the national saluts not
responded TO the part of the Spanards for two or
hree hours busy tongues through the city ascrbed the
usual for such casualties intentional delay in
disNspect.n The salute made to the Admiral Of the
Port after the return OF the first promptly noticed
and suitable retorn made. Tae flag lieutenant and
the FIRST lieutenant of the Jamestown called upon the
Captain General the evening of the 10TH to return
the call nade by the camps OF the Captain Gene
sal board when General Concha volunteers the in
nation that he had ordered the of the officer
who bad been CHARGED TO the salute OF the
Jamestown for the DELAY he had permitted in execution
Of bis Instructions Whoever has been arrestei IL must
he party without standing responsibility,
cannot find any commander IN durance. The command.
pg officer ARGOS to whom the order sent is not Ia
confinement, and many presume to say that the
Of Concha is evasve of the fact aud there those who
declare ii was purposed indgnity with the tlct
thority Of our upper dignitary. We cannot well go be-
bini the denial especially If an arrest has been really
made The Jamestown sailed for Key West on the 18th,
10 wait orders
Commodore McCauley, Cd board of the San Jac,nto,
Commander StribDg arrived the Goth He called the
Captan General on the 20th-a visit of ceremony and
rsspeet. 1t is said that this week viii be devoted
Gated not the matters to oe sealed up by refsrene to
the ministry at Madrdwhich viii be just far ahead
approximation OF all the PRIDE pomp and circums
glorious war; without the offensive odor OF villanous
saltpeire; grand parade review bracng every
thing effective we could muster OF BLACK, white aud
mixed all told near seven thousand five hundred men.
The white volunteers, thought, looked re narkably
vsA and they have certainly improved 10 their drill very
much, while they are as Ave to Of better material
than be found in the regular ranks About their
disposition for battle feel doubtful but better material
with faith and heart 10 the right place have
In any country The negroes hid say the left,
ahen two miles, reaching from the Panta up the Passo
label to the centre OF the Campo de Marte it
10 street. and the whole length Of that street
she opening Of the Paseo Tac0n Fac Captain General
with his brilliant staff lin plain clothes, appeared to
great advantage As the volunteers of the city of Ha
passed tho reviewing dgnitary they gave volsy
Of for the Queen the throne and for Concha The
crowd OF spectators for the whole lne of tae parade
10 the full extent Of all space not occupied by ths
troops We have not had such multitude the streets
since the second landing of Concha at Havana. Com
modore kcCauley the Paseo the stand Of the
Osptaia General in front of the Tacon Theatre, in the
carriage OF the Captain General accompanied by Count
VAlaBueva, aid de. camp of the Captain General aud
Captain Stribling, OF the San J.cnto. / saw the
Also officers of the British vessels of Buz
Yard and VISTA and of the Princeton-the gallant Eagle
in the ead-al enjoy ing the display which dilang
the nostrs of the horse and the chief that sat
him as IL his home was in the saddle.
Charles Costello, ESQ.,, left for Cadiz last Iou'ay,
Eshevaria for Paris by last British stea for South
yet in the fortune fate-m Of the Royal Military
fhes.
Health gooi-busness the same-full files herewith.