The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-30

again at p. n The "a Dorado left Havana for Aspin-
wall at P. n en- the 29d. On thu 2Sd &C $50 n,
net steamer Crescent City, from New York.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, March %, 1855.
Execution Of Ramon Pinto-C ddalso and Pinelo Sen
tcmocd-ReIeass Of Consul 7hompson-1He FL Dorado
again Fired at, de-, dc.
wrote you, via New Orleans the 18th inst, that
had asceAned that the report Of the odores Of the
Real Audencia to carrying out the sentence
passed by the military commission upon Pinto, Pinelo,
and Cadaxo Such has happily proved to be the fact
far az the last mentioned concerned their
tencss is generally understood, having been COM
uted ten years chains in this Spanish possessions
in Africa But regards Ramon Pinto it is with pain
full regret have to state was misnformed That
fortunate executed by the garrote the
ing Of the 22d INST He met his fate like hero his last
words being, after he had assembled the scafold,
81 Friends, die innocent am Spaniard" Apparent
ly he would have said something more bat he pre-
vented and hurried ipto eternity let trust with his
sins forgiven, to enter upon bissful Immortality.
From the morning preceding his death, when he
awakened to receive the dreadful intelligence of his fate
he calm and collected. He replied to the man who
told him he to die the next day, "wen pre-.
pared" then lighting cigar walked with firm step
10 the reighboring chapel within the jail where he
Catholic church, of which he member. Up to
late hour the preceding night exertions made by
the most influential Of the Inhabitants Of this city, TO
induce General Conchs TO spare the life of his victim but
no, he would not commute the sentence, IAN unjust
one, as is generally believed and by this act
he has made woman, infinitely his snpe-
rior-mentally speaking-a widow, forlorn and
miserable and seven cailoren-two of them grown
ur highly educated young women-fatherless. What
must be the feelings of General Ccncha When he
nects-for even he must have his moments of reaec.
tontha. this unjust deed has been done through his
behes.' Who would envy him mis- feelingsS Can he
ever hope to pass moment, when alone, without the
maDged Of his murdered iriendfor Pinto
friend Of CoRcha-appeafpg to his imagination
would not possess the feelings Of General Conchs
though might have millions along with them will
close th, I" sad eventful history by relating crcum
stance that occurred recently which exhibits the cha
racter OF at least one spanard in no very favorable
light II appears that The elder ugh OF the
lame Eted Pinto got up memorial to the Captain Gen
erai requesting him TO spare the life Of their father
Having obtained the signatures of the principal ladies of
th city and its vicinity 10 this memorial they
anxious also to have the names of some Influential gen
called upon the highly respected merchant, jose
Maria Morales who with alacrty complied with the
dence OF Salvador Sans notorious slave trader aud
wealthy dssler in tasso (ersed beef; but he, the
brute hiding himself behind his piiss of collars, de-
sired bis servant to say he was mot Mt homedenying
himself to ladies' his superors, and causing foul
lie to be told the human tongue uttered. What
nov be said OF Spanish gallantrys Who hereafter
VIII dare defend itg happy however to state that
this hated feeling is far from being universal among the
Spanards resident here Many Of them, would have
been delighted had the lie Of Pinto been spared indeed
one in my presence said on the morning OF the
ton that il would cause IN dsgito general general
ioahiDg and rely upon It, General Conchs has not in
creased his popularity by this last OF barbarsm
But pass to other matters.
Antonio More ded somswhas suddenly on the 18th in
stsRt. His funeral which took place the 1eth,
very numsrously attended by the msgnstes Of
On Sunday he 18th instant the Honorable Miss Muir
ray, Maid Of Honor TO Queen victors, was observed
sketcbpg the Moro Castle and the Cbauos fortress from
the Cor.;no de Valves. friend OF mine old
captain, being that Miss Murrays sketeang The
castle and fortress, contrary to law, politely
formed of the tact of danger she incurred
by 80 do,og when she exhb'ieaa special permi-sou
Eastls and the Cabanos the Cortine.
On Sunday the 18th inst, having dined outside the
fstes with friend, was returning quietly about P.
w. TO my lodgings when tue corner Of the Campo
lArte close by the railway, saw the body of dead
negro he had been stabbed nobody knew By whom and
here he lay, untouched ami uncared for uetil next
horning, as afterwards informed By friend, who
based the locality on bis way to business.
Mr.. Thompson. the United States Con salar agent at
sugua la Grande whose detailed in recent
LETTER has received periss TO return TO his home
and this too without having undergone any further trial
examnstion; at least should suppose the govern
ent Of the United states to dem and the disms
sal OF the Lieutenant Governor Of sagua "a Grande
through whose directions permission the Illegal
duct towards Mr.. Thompson was pursued
gentleman named william lytle OF Logaosport Csss
county, Indiana who was the bearer OF stches to
the acting United States Consul at this city DESTROYS
recently to proceed 70 Guiness in this slsnl WHERE
few veeis since, brother Of his had dsd AM was
buried To to GuineHs il requisite he hoald OBJ
tain fifteen day travelling lcense and he applied 10
the Comsario OF tie district in which he snoucns for
The Conmssary however, declared the lauding peemt
OF Mr. lyte vac not In his (the Commissarys) posse
sion aao that ne could not therefore grant the eertd
cation Mr.. Lyte returped to his landlord who declared
he had sent the landing permit TO the Commissarys
THIS vss Saturday and the Commsssry's Office being
closed for the cay Mr.. Iyte compelled to let the
MED by interpreter, he went sgan to Senior the Com
misssry who, after great Zeal Of fumbng aud fooery
discovered the landing permit in his breeches' pocket
Let suppose that business Of great importance had
been involved IN Mr. Lytes presence in uiuess the
Saturday. Night he not have sustained great by
being Jsa.n.d here until the Monday But there Is nc
remedy FOR these evils here in Cuba
1h, Ravel company OF Frs ncisco Rave, Senior Bon.
on. the Javells and Charms, opened TO very full
house the TAcon Theatre, the evening Of he 10th
instant. Your readers must DO TOO familiar with the
performances OF this troupe to require any description
aPoushke~pseJ your old correspondent, promised to
write me from southampton and hope soon to hear
OF his safe arrival. Adios BRUTUS.
p g. Upon reading the foregoing find have omit.
ted 10 inform you that the steamship III Dorado was
agsa ared at with shoted guns, when che last lett this
port for Aspnwa by the same Spanish frgate tia. be
fore hrei at har The frigate however, WAS ~ dis
lance Of about four miles from the tsamef ana .ae
,he kept 90 her way. When the VI Dorido last re-
turning 20 this port abe kept her ensgn aoft-the fri
gate dr.d gym To leeward, and the steamer hove to-
Me fr;gess hailed her and having as:srtansi her name
he politely requested she would convey letter TO thus
sity, which request beng aeceied to, the letter was
sent on board the n Dorado
The frigae then dipped her ensign two three times
and th steamer proceeded on her passage to this port
The British brig of Espegle again arrived here
from Port Royal Jamsics the 10th inst. She ia stil
in this harbor report has been current In this city
for day or two that George ". Brpckerof OF Matan-
1as ia dead wrote You OF his bad conduct the oc
casion Of the at Atares in recent letter but
We learned az school De morsts MI, mist bonppl-
let ua say more about him. b.
Letter from Mr.. Page, OF the House OF Page,
Bacon d Co.
The following letter from u. d. Page, Esq, who Ia
now in Fan Francisco received BY gentleman in
81 Louis
SAX FRANCISCO, Feb. 26--8 NJ