The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-20


ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ckHAwBA.
The United States mail steamer Cahawb a j. D. Bulloch
sssmander from New Orleans via Havana 18th instant,
arrived early yesterday morning.
she left New Orleans on the morning Of the 18th, max
ing the passage from the dock at New Orleans including
stoppage Havana six days and fifteen hours which,
believed, is the shortest passage record between
nc ports OF New Orleans and New York. by way Of Ha-
vana.
The sugar market quito active, and the transae
Cons would have been eqSal any OF the season,
change had been more favorable. The stock hand
a trfhe 100000 bsres TIE prices firm, at
slight advance.
The machinery s< the United States steamer Merrmac
was completed the lssh instant, and would be sent
sver 70 Key West a day tSyo.
Exchange On NeG York and Northern cities, 10 a II
discount; LOado0, Ia premium; North Of Europe,
~ a IL discount.
Fsesghts to Falmouth and market, e. los e. lss;
liverpool e. ss. United States, boxes 81 37n 81 ss.
oCR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, June IS, 1855.
AsySra, Of the Spanish Ass6Gsssdm Aesco--His Recep
kss BY the Pressdst-A Secoad SpGaish Inuasios Of
Acaco Pyobaole-AddiGosal ReinfaScep,ents for Cuba
Demanded by Geseral cdacha-7he Aasual Cattle SAoso
The Cssooa Psaasos Selling OF AeT EHasss-SAor
Psssa9e ba,oeea Hdoasa and CaGhs, &C., &C., dc.
Our ates adyces from Vera Cruz represent that Senior
Alvarez the Spanish Minister had reached the CAPT.
al and presented his credentials. So far he has
seeded obtaining any satisfaction from Comenfor and
currently reported here that the Mexican government
has informed him that long the Spanish squadron
remains in Vera Cruz communication the subject
will be entertained. few copies OF the Monitor have
reached us in which the editors handle Spain without
gloves and heap her all kinds OF rdicule Some Of
Havana papers have undertaken TO rete the articles
question but very careful not TO quote the attack
n full The other division of the snnish squadron is still
here waiting orders 70 SAIL and things should turn out
adverse diplomacy, the greasers will certainly
be taught good lesson. General Comonfort ought to
know that among volunteers we have great many
ssZuayes'-so they style themseves-and grand de-
scent in the fashion Of Cerbey, not be an impossible
thing in these days of modern adventure and chyary
Spain still great country, and the spaniards powerful
people.
During the last few days and as natural consequence
OF the recognition of Walkers government and the dis
mssa of Ar. Champion the fears of these good people
have been greatly increased General Concha has asked
for increase the army and navy Some say that he
has demanded vessels of war; in addition the large
force stationed in the island. The general impress
sion among the old Spanards here is that if is
declared by England, Nicaragua will declare on
Spain under slight pretext and operations in cacoa
coffee and sugar growing will be transferred to this island
d
prses us for proves that Nicaragua good school
learn the art Of overthrowng and furnishing
and rebels Several young Cubans concerned
10 the recent Intellectual attempts at revolution in this
Island have left here for this land Of promise with
me expectaan Of one day being able TO return with
the regeneriIors." But do not think that General
eoncha is asleep shs matter. He knows about
the movements OF certan parties than people imagine,
and the flbusieros viii L@e % DO wide awake to fool
him.
suppose your readers are slTasdy informed that the
great annual cattle show will be iIaugrrsed the latter
part of this month 1t will take place III Puerto Principe,
and will last twenty days Large numbers OF stizens
preparing to take trip TO the ancient metropolis,
where they promised all sorts OF anusements few
Of our backegs have already left and they expect to
reap a rich harvest. General Concha will leave here
about the 18TH with all his family The Puerto Princi
penos are making great preparations 10 give him grand
reception.
Senior Don Miguel Urzanque for a. long time President
q the Spanish INSURANCE Company, left in the last New
York steamer FOR SPAN, VIA The United States He is
81 The most popular men N ts community, and carries
with him the good wishes aud BLESSINGS of all classes Of
THIS community Under his administration this company
has reached the highest point OF prosperity attained
by any banking establishment and can say without fear
d contradiction that W man has eyer been uniyer.
sa,,, esteemed N any community You may take this for
Sy The two Conflicting arus IS honest in the fullest
cent of tho egprrsscn /
Young Coun, psnaYer who has spent several seasons
your iasnio. watering places, has SOFA 70 seno
ua his two sugar estates-El Narcisco and the san
NcoIas-for the sum Of $3.50 O00-$l50o 600 cash and
The rest nine yearly instaments OF sioo wv Win ~
i
thousand boxes of sugar year each and under prope
vanaremen, will pay for themselves in the nine years
,he only outlay being the $3.50 900 cash He intends 10
se his handsome house country seat gencraIy KNOWN
a. The ssBshops Garden and all that large tract OF
kud living on the Iacon Passo and retire 10 France HIS
retiring from Cuban society forever has caused some III
Tie stir in upper circles, rs was expected he would
again open his sdlones and repeat the OF mentioned
posrses OF his father Young Count Vlanueya, son OF
nur former Iutendente Of the same name, ana lately
aide de camp TO General Concha has also realized all his
property and gone TO reside in Madrid Havana have
iost two of the most distinguished families Of Cuban aris
tperacv who few years ago contributed largely, by
nhejr splendid receptions, TO enlven the capital Wish
them well in their homes, aud hope they may never
yegret leaving Cuba.
The New Workers have 1svtrol men, and we nave
red pepper Last Tuesday young clerk was re-
burning from the wharf where he had gone 10 collect
some money he was accostcd by mulato on the Paseo,
nearly in front Bernards restaurant, who threw
handful Of red pepper his eyes seized on the bag con-
tanning $50 Spanish ounces and made on Though thls
happened az twelve o'clock on public square, where
peoph arc passing every moment the villain succeed
cd In making good his escape anu up w THIS time no clue
has been obtained Of him.
Information has reached here that the spanish steamer
Mexico formerly the United States made the run be-
tween this port and Cadiz in fifteen day. and SIX hours,
icing the shortest passage made between the two
places The Ocean Bird will sail from here 10 New York
and hence Cadz. II i asserted that she will perform
Ne voyage IN twelve day..
HAvASA June IA. 1855
Attended Assassination al Sea-BdtIooaitg, dc.
The American ship Humphrey Purnton, Hincky, mas
sor arrived here from Hayre, in ballast on the llh On