The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
interesting from Havana.
OUR HyAANA CORRESPONDENT

HAVANA, Nov. IL, 1856.
-dGdiTs of 81. Domingo-Poicy Of Bdez-Deten-
fiori of the Dferic1n JVor Steamer Democrata--
Conference 6eftcesn Generals Concha and Ain,onte
Departure Of the latter for England. &c, &c.
In the DfGYf0 re Ia Marina of the Ilth inst you
will find the inaugural address of the President Of
the Dominican Republi:, delivered the 9th of Oc-
tober past by the mulatto chief Buenaventura Baez.
II is important document, intimating inten-
tion to preserve the egrity Of the republic, the
freedom Of the people, the purity Of the judiciary,
and fidelity in the administration of the public tres-
sues This, if not blind, does not comport with
the views Of the Spanish Consul General Segovia,
who has long since proclaimed himself master Of
Baez aad bis policy, which, in bis hands, was to be
made to advance the cause of Spain; and i; con-
firms my information forwarded on the 10th inst
by the steamer Isabel, as to the disappointment of
Segova in his plans which will now have to be
revised AID corrected with another set of tools and
intrigues. The six thousand stand Of arms sent
down to help the Domnieans to the ght OF Span
ish civilization may have TO be returned without
use, unless Baez consents to deposite them In the
publ, sisensls until Segovia can create. by his ma
chinatons, necessity for their use.
The Mexican war steamer in this port is the Demo
inadvertently. She has been duly advised that she
mus remain in these waters until instructions are
received from the supreme government Of Mexico as
70 her disposition. presume Vega and other poll
teal Offenders will be allowed 70 remain hn Cuba,
aud erjoy the private sp0ils they have won.
Ths Mexican Brigadier General, Ghilardi, Is now in
city Tor his health which has been injured by
severe wound received IN the service OF that re-
public. The story goes here that he invited by
The Bishop OF Mexico TO take the lead iu revolution
sgains the government OF Comoufort, with the
rance OF the prayers Of the church. and the pro mise
OF three hundred thousand dollars, and lsurels,
honors and decorations ad lbifum. His loyalty
was nvincbe, and he remained true to his duty and
his personal friend the President OF the republic.
General Almonte had long interview with the
Captain General, in which the present condition OF
Mexico, the spanish debt, and prospects Of adjust
mens. church property and freedom OF worship,
weir July and pleasantly discnssed-the views OF
Copcda rather confirming than obje ting to the
policy deemed essential to the salvation Of the people
as vel "a Of the country by President Comonfort
AlnoDte is, however said 10 be IN heart opposed to
the exesson given by his chief In the matter of the
ccos1m * demain and the latitude proposed in reli,
Pion- TIE General left In the British royal mail
steamer oolent, Jelis,o, commander, yesterday
mosDiag. tor ST.. Thomas, on his way 70 Southamp-
ton, TO asscne mis- ministerial functions 10 London.
Captain Marshall, n the schooner j. p. McCrae,
died the night Of the 10th inst. Of vomto in
duced by constant and unnecessary exposure aud
impsudence he was buried Yesterday evening and
Wa accompanied ~ bis last resting pla,e by the
America snipmasters in port, and many OF his
couDssyu'ta The health Of Havana Is good.
lGos-ssrOnaenoe Of me Ne~ Orleans Detail
HAVANA, Nov. 5, 1858
--sUf ! CaEhs whom you viii remember Wa found
boar vstssl A. New YORK, bound 70 tho Of
Area Ins city short lime since, and II Is known
he euerec alo contract sth certain notorious slave
rsdefs TO asd Lem four oarsoos OF Royal negroes nj
stated pvaN oil TINS island. within . specified period.
Tho nSs Of ihese cargocs believed 70 be tho landed
81 Puna de Tea referred TO 10 my last letter. "a sharp
look should be kept senior ia Cuphas movements
north wind faocompanled by frequent showers) has
been blowing The last three four osy rendering the
rueeis Of this city sloppy and UNPLEASANT 10 walk
Should saY o. Tea1ers oDernpate Waiting Cuba
tbia wnter ct advise tbs proc either bills
ths city o. spanish gold, American gold be ng al 10 per
ceni ffscorni.
HAvASA Nov II, 1865.
icsru gr9rr ertitied, hsievc, every
o that toe 1fst Of tho Mexican Democrat
In thls har Dor originated foose - brother
a CERTAIN vbch) OF TIE Nexican Gcaersl, Ia
vcEA had got up proGur assnst ComOeort at
Prevl4 sear1z bis lHs wtaa he sacriacei " is~
nohesuIts o. he govern merit ~ took refuge hoard
t6e Democrat. 1scrc hcweyQg la soausnce stuCed
us cspan % 'eTs spa co. = sEai rsssel !? sgre2 n
.opn.M y "A e'.n Tna D,mocras cousoqaebly. DO.
.I sgslast the President Of Ms1ic0 and hig gOvsr1-
neBt Rashor singular affair, certAnly, but we I've 70
m sEs OF progress; aud L city Is permitted 70 pro
nopnce sgs net government WY thoud not, then, tnc
efcers .1d ships company q q man Of war (Which has
uos usape been compares 70 small town. be allowed
sof E0vsver fear the Democrat IL, unfortunately
rather savznoe a tn ase, and having gone osusng
sount abe vil most likely b looked apon
p'ra'e aud treated accordingly.