The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-14
Arrival Of the Granada.

The United States MAJ! steamship Granada, Cspta6a
Griffin, which left New Orleans the 9th, and Hsvaas
CO the Sth instant arrived at this port early yesterd
morning.
Her ne Ns is OF much importance
The American Consul At Ha had been received %
board II. B. NJ. ship Powerful, 90 guns.
Hon, T. f. Bsyly, member of Congress- from vlrgs1A,
stii in low healh and intended to leave for homo
the 10th inst. in tine Isabel.
Strangers and convasscsns inyad were ABOUT TO leave
the Island
General Concha still his tour Of inspectim
near st. Jsgo de Cuba.
The Britieh ship Samuel Eudery had landed one han
dred and ninety wIetched Africans.
public watOhman had hInssf robbed gentleman ef
his purse and watch in Havana and arrested With
the property on him.
The Fsench brig Of war Ia Pereuse again in ths
harbor.
Havana advces of the Sth instant say
Freights have improved the past few days. Sous
large vessels have been taken to load sugars at ost
ports for New York at IS IS so per hni
FxcharRe has not charged materially and the trans.
actions few. New York, Sta to per cent discount
Health of the city good.
The stocks of products yet light and all thAs
has offered in the market have been mostly deliver
ed to second hands.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, March 8, 1885,
lrstN TO an American L1dy-Brltts Naval ODtosS.
There has been quite bub The few last days. sbo
insult said have offered American lsdy
and her daughter, Mrs. and Miss s., Of New York, ~
British naval officers have eudeavored to get g
the truth of the matter, and believe from all that caa
learn, that Mrs s. her daughter and the officers haA
been at ree mile two Of the city that the o.
tad partaken freely of wine, and not having
carIsge OF their and prerrug riding 70 waking
Ozark night got behind the carriage occupied ~ ~
ladies' and believe others OF them absolutely turned
young Mr.. q Of Ms s.. out of the carriage -
had occupied. and compel cd him to ride behnj.
AL this was very rude and improper, but learn that
complaint having been made Of this conduct four te
Officers waited upon MIS-. s. and rendered the G1seds
honorable, amply apoog'zng which apology accepted
but gentleman from Nississppi CHANGING TO meat
young Mr.. S. and OF the officers, few eyeninB
after wished the former to challenge Of the oaoee,
or az least to dash glass Of liquor in his face e haA
been here three months and had seen nothing Nks
fight" and if Mr.. s. would DO he wished, and the r.
fcers struck him, he would 20 in and co the fighting
Fortunately MIR. S. did suffer himself to anything
SO silly, and there was not fght.
KINGSTON, (Jam.) Feb a8.-Buttsr--Iast sales Il
American were at l9hd. Ceddsh-I5s in tierces aad
19s Dos in boxes continued prevail and the markst
Is now lightly supplied. TourA large quantity, nearly
/ 600 obs. Baltimore in operation, at d. 0ssr
sales have been effected at AIS 46s but latter prices
only in very small parcels Lard Sales at 9kd per H.
Lumber-Quite over stock Of white pine Posk-Ae0
at 90s . 92s
BATASzAs Cuba, March 6.-Freights are verv dull anA
most OF the vessels in tie harbors awaiting Q
chance for charter. Produce is also very scarce