The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-01

HAVANA, JAN. 30, AoOo.
The Weather and Sugar Canes-G General Yernol6 Of Ras
sia, route for NcW Orleans The Donation to the Sbas
tcpol Stferrs-Americaw Vessel in Distress-Spors -
tie kland--9Ae Slave Trade
The weather has changed miserable vapors aftermath
ing with gusts that have toush Of comfort them
and which despoi the hopes Of the planter in the rich
spread Of matured upon his felds which
10 yield their rich fluids under the pressure Of his mis
The enemy of product upon to prevent
ing the harvest have cultivaed and three foul
weeks of like visitation Details the crop Of Caba viii b
short-r less than that Of the past year. although
have had such growth OF cane at present.
General Yermolof leaves by this steamer for Ne =
Orleans to tour with his family the Southwest; he had
been well received by the Spanish enemies Of hid
country. In this connection reminded of ex1
tract made few days since by the Dia,o de- la Marina
from the Washington Union stating that letter had
been received ut the Russian legation, from gentleman
donating four thousand dollars the orphans and wdo
of those who noby fell In defence of Sebas.opo against
the invaders OF their country The language not gve
the document is not at my command but the taste
bis thenen Tn masters, Of church and state hav}
shown much better tasye honesty and good breeduR
according kindly attention 70 distinguished and INTEL
gent gentleman. The note &C dressed to the Russiad
legation signed m. "" and there is bat Rus|
sian gentleman residing in the United States who Is ab
make such contribution which is alike honorable I'd
himself and his country men. \
On the night Of he 18th very considerable robbsr]
perIetrsted and with great Dodness, in the hous}
OF Mr. Fernandez In Ohcos street. by which the rob-
bers secured over 81 600 in gold from the safe, tw}
watches aud jewelry deposited there while the family
the country. The house was occupied by d
the OF the planter and servants Their bei
In the back part Of the house. and the varabes In th}
front apartments they were not disturbed BY the I'M
trudels, who entered the premises from the roof and
ev entity familiar with the locality well as thu
business Of The young gentlemen In charge
We have adviccs by the American bark Diligence ar
rived yesterday that American bark was shore al
Deg Key Banks No signals were displayed for assist
Her name not distinctly made out-supposed
to be Elizabeth G. Hale or Healcy.
We awaiting with spxety the Warrior in hopes
hear that the factions Of the House of Represen aive
the government may and they be spared tho con-
tinued scoyn Of those Who ridicu Q freedom.
The two American seamen, Chauncey and VIM, have
been cent to out their three at the Ise
few comforts which do not pertain to their present co
don so much for the veri.atiOn of the words of GEM
Concha, which intipe led thai they would be allowed I'd
We their time tbs pubic arsenal and without irons
The North Is ing back to Cuba this winter some q
the funds 1T Saratoga Nesport and your city during
the past Cdne season-is Is the first tine, but it pro
baby will not be the last.
The idea OF the sleigh rides described by the HERALp
TAKES away several young people by this steamer wh
will frosty tide, ard return for the breath OF th
palm next week. fsaH
We have in prospect some moro new police rNguation
for better Three Of negroes have arrived
from At lea, numbering O9e, for the Improvement
agriculture, and tor cd acation under the lights d
civilization
The United States war steamer Fulton arrived last even
ing from Key West.
The weather prevents the ing of the pressed
cane which IL calculated upon for twohrds Of the fue
in bciiI and engine furnace; and from this cause oil
though the present is The largest crop gro en- small
product only may be realized. ID.