The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02
INTERESTING FROM CUBA.
Our Havana Correspondence.

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, April Is, 1856.
Commodovs AcCanle-HsI Instructions and Destination
Wasdroom Sarmises on Board the Prinoston-7ne War
Fseliao Dying Ost-A Trip % Cadis-A NeU Route and
Spanish Steamer Cargo IF Chinese STANDARDIZATION
Philanthropy at Annoy
We have reason to believe that Commodore McCAulsy
has no instructions from his for purpose
OF inquiry demand of sort upon General Concha
and that after resting here awhile, he will with the
San Jacinto sail for Key West. II Ia said that the
Princeton win leave at the close of this week for that
port to wait the movement a the waters, or OF the
troublous spirits at Washington
We hive learned incidentally that some OF the ward
room intelligence of the Prnc-tou has been very much
disturbed BY the warke preparations, shall note it
merely as an error Of udgm which they have been
brought through ignorance OF the circumstances upon
which they presumed to judge the conduct OF their
superiors and of their government.
These gentlemen come hers--they have nice times
seneray-the best looking promanaders Of plazas
and figuring the most sl-gspt tablesus in our coffee
houses sin cafe" They catch their ideas from the
sight OF a maiden fair, or from breath among the
palms and determine that thr is of complaint
against CHI loneliness and Q. E. D.-there Is
whatever for the reports of aggression and
insult which have gone heace, merely for newspaper
food. Such Is the way with food Tor powder. The
perience years and be dark records of crime to
be botted out from by the moonshine specula
tions of love sick youths because their pastime Is in
terrupted-the murder OF American citizens ia to be JUS
ti6ed the insults to the dag violation Of maritime
rights without Spanish Jurisdiction, and the general
course of imposition upon their countrymen is to be
sustained, because half dozen officers Of of
steam rgates have concluded from the little they
know When the time comes and they have leisure,
have doubt they win do good service, and hope no
shame for the past will upon their souls II they
are full of chvalry ard they should bring into
association herewith ltte generosityenough to in
duce the belief that there %. possibly Others who
have doubled their years eSrh toll that have much
as they claim for themselves
have received by the last mail packet from Cadiz
interesting letters from TIE party OF travellers who
planned route for tonr1g me Old World and LETT
on the issh Of February last They realized the beau
full vision, with delaht thrilling the soul on the I'd
of Msrca:-"Fair CAdiz rine frpn oat the dark blue
sea- slise q great white dose til outspread wings,
and DR. Levert family comfortably located
at the splendid hotel OF the Four Nations The steamer
could be eesired, Will the anticipation of every want
and comfort was beyond the experience OF these old
travellers by other routes which they had proved The
conduct the officers throughout the ship is dwelt upon
with enthusiasm, fully sustaining the high reputation
they have obtained here 'or Their ssi intelligence and
urbane courtesy There j. no doubt that with passsn
gers from the southwest of he Union, this route would
be found very desirable fo comfort as well as for tbs
scenes-not worn threaibars-to which they would
be introduced the other side Of the Atlantic and
own masters of steam veFses would not lose any
thing by copying little the exanpe Of Spanish officers
OF ths navy when detached Tor like especial mail
By the British bark Roxbrg Castle Hig ut master ar
rived the Esd inst from Annoy have more provision
of British philanthropy in substitution for slave labor in
Cuba SIS asatic-yoiuptary slaves-wth worse coudi-
ton than those Brought o he Coast of Africa and at
less cost to the spectators while their terms of serv
tuae sIe dictated BY the e99saot9rs to suit themselves
from information received rcn the masters of the
sells who bring these people 70 shores the same VIC
while the servitude is male hard for the subject
through the force Of Interest.
HAVANA, April IS, 1865.
The Creole Spanish aud AuaScan Inerests-7he Concha
and MoCduley Termination Of the Con-
fereaces. and Hopes Of FsGc-Anticipated Raising Of
tie B,ockode-- The EaglisE md French Forces Hand-
The SHIP Thomas Church Oyf # Her Di6iculty-Choera
otthe Cdbdnds Fortress.
saw caricature day two since which exhibits
the state of things they exist in this island fairly
that muft attemp description creole is seated in
8 chair bound hand AMI foot with cords Spaniart
standing by says, Well If h" made effort to be free
] would help him - A Yankee approaches knife in
hand with the apparent intention OF severing the cords
that bind the creole 0haersiog which, the Span.ari
says, ooh, no you must not 1terere for If you do,
he shall not ha We aid from And thus, in reality,
do matters exist in Cuba at the present momeat Tue
ceoles overpowered by numbers surrounded by spies
the heliUgs OF yraat cannot unaided. make an effort
to throw off the chains bind them. The natives
old Spain with all their revolito remniss nces
perhaps ought to say many ~ tnem would De TAR fro
upvi,lpe to aid Cuba throw of the Spanish yoKs,
-. oxa,las % ,aLa A., aT,rt IN do 81 rbay bow
~o ' ~ -,
ever, entertain so sTong hAed 20 se American Mans
dreading believe thai TIE superior intelligence fn-
dus,rv snerov ana an srpris, of tbs cizens of the
- 90 +b.r, tror, ~. "a
United states wouio 5000 80 'i iio.n .io 'a'a'
were the once get fair foothod in it, that they
refuse all countena,ce to those who look for aid fro
a.. rr,;.sd s,otas Tba ,,t,r,.,a+e 5;.,noo and ala
mo ..
Ike that pevaus on me part OF ths epanarus TOWARDS
the creoies whom they upon inferior
spd ON the mar. Of the sr4os towards their tyrans
sr the snanaras alon- prpyents the total oyerthro
of spsnsh dominion in Cuba This shirt of disuuou
the cunning rulers Of THE island by ey4ry
i'm their power sno wing thai therein rests their strength