The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-01

ccssion OF titles by Lieut. Gen Jsee de la Conch through
hc royal iavoS his Queens ggsulAtory psssd from
The Consulate Of the United Sssc through the Detics
secretary TO the Captain General ssr reason Of tho s
Divine Provdenoein restoration Of hu most important
health with expression OF appreciation or his beneficial
and kindly services IN view OF the Interests and ctizsns
Of the United staes and the divine grace o the Queen
remembering his valuable services to his country,
dered In Cuba with honor titles or Castillo &C. on tho
izth inst most gracious response accorded the
part the Captain General with due expression TO the
LANDS and the declaration that proper oppor
tuniy would be allowed pass without inprov em s for
heng,nenDg the commercial and socai nterests Of tho
two communities and pro con of citizens OF the Cnitcd
States while resident in Cuba &C. II the past NAV be eyi
deoce Tor the future his words true TO certain pre-
scrbod extenttha. is where superior law not in
tervene 70 prevent the exercise Of power.
In this connection beg remark that the Political
p cre&r! Don Juan Srnye has in his official position
Classes OF business whore the initiative steps, through tx
or csreessness had involved confusion or col
The Countess au Mention did not go to Europe as was
anticipated, by the lat British steamer Conway. Mr..
ko.tand the head Of large French house here aud Me-
=. D. Hame, formerly of the house OF Bleaux of New
Orleans and at present the prsng head the
mission and ship brokers establishment, Hame SrCo.,
were passengerstking this route Ia prefer the
New YORK or Boston nes which is not usual aud is not
saving IN time but, a. they intimate gain 10 comfort.
Tne ieast cf the Ascension OF tue Holy Virgin Heaven
was celebrated at the villa Of Guanabacoa by tremen-
douS gathering OF all and shades the Havana
on ne 10Th inst 7s Deam, masscs high and low. pro-
night, by delegates that seemed Heaven boru SO
gifted in eats ol love they bAzed through admng
crowos, III the voluptuous chain OF the Cuban dance
One glance was as much as could endure Of Loves labor
mot oet N fruion with younger souls Of Chris
tan eomncny returned to the quiet OF the city and
my .wn attic before the night began to wear small
hours 10 count.
The CAPTAIN General with star suite on the 18th inst.
visited the new building erected In the angle OF the
planade Of the old quarter La Fuerza filing the space
iherce 70 the water 'front.' on the north side Of the
scn OF Oey street the part OF the building contiguous
Of
the garrson for quarters and the extreme part towards
the wharf assgnedtbe uppor story to tue Captain OF
the PORT and his ocesthe second 10 he Inspector of
Customs and hs slbosdinates aad toe basement the
sailors and bcatpen connected with various depart.
remembered BY the many shipmasters, Is, Of the
United Sases, who ntheir business here have often
very important relations with the officials alluded to. OF
this bmdng ornament to the city there Is nothing
10 be said ia s avor-u stands naked fact for utility
whous style or taste in architectural seasa like inn
mense sugar box, In proportions With my four openings
ooseryabe In front ORlcy, eighteen tho lace to.
wards the sasr nine the western face that look upon
you nom tho barrack portion, with any quantity in the
rear to venience necessity The ancient
buildings which have been RACED TO earth, and which
chsured this part Of the city leave space that Is to be
exchange operations and markets discussed line
OF buildings nearly continuous with the extension Of the
eastern face OF the sugar Box" II will be called tas
square of Vnialba From this part Of the city along
It's water ffont, the examination Of the Captaa General
was extended, embracing several important improve
ment for comfort and the conven commerce,
initiated under the enterprise Of General Concna and
'huabfe 10 tee city, ahough contracting Que or most
beautiful pfonenades, which the people refuse to
through mere nertness.
The British propeller rrgaie Amphion, Comnan-
der HsnTy Cleads arrived from Kingston, Jamaica on
The lcth inst the music Of her guns walked the long
sleeping echoes Of bit,lenerts and answered
from Thetan walls, cheered, II created by this
break upon summer stopd!ty Tue frgate wi leave
today for Vera Cruz. All well ON board
Jonathan Elliott Exq, uniied States Commercial Agent
and Commissioner TO The Dominican repIblc pas
fsnger on the Amphon through the courtesy OF com
nArnder on bis way 70 Washington city, with most inse
ta tsgt sanfSf fnr tl.a ~
showing tie spanish policy which " being brought 70
bear upon that government the free
he United States In the the Diaro de Ia Marina
18th inst you will tackled 10 small editorial leader
n N he pcn q si he csmpssss sSs Com
MISSIONER a. lhs government Of Cuba 10 Costa Rica.
RrisadieT Morales Rada.
HAVANA, Aug. rs, 1856.
SfaniA influence in San Dsrsiaso--A1isd TAreau
against that R1pu5licTocy Of Cs United States-Ta.
Morales Mission 20 Central America, DC.
The delay in the arrival of the Phadephla has caused
come confusion among commercial people, while the
non arrival OF the spanish steamer Leon, from
Charleston, which should bring tae latest from
Spain, serves to perpex Supreme authority ard all
The swarm Of little authority that cngs upon It's skirts.
We understand iha, the letter which was eorcai tom
tho Secretary Of Foreign Affairs of ths Dominican re.
pubc by the management and threats OF Don Jose Maria
Antonio segovia recalling the treaty made with the
Ured States sent forward by the Leon 10 the Spa
nah Minister at Washington to be delivered 10 the Secre
iary Of State of the United States, Mr.. Marcy seems
from all we can learn from ssnto Domingo City,
that the Dominican republic Is 10 be destroyed
and erased from It's national existence, because
thst people, in friendly sympathy and harmony
with the government ard people OF the United
states, have presumed to make a treaty With them as
with oher Powers and that the government OF the Union
stances--scDd down tho Yankee wallan and the
stars and strpesn 10 enforce the respect duo 70 na
tons in the process Of for great purposes OF
hendly and commercial intercourse The Spanish Consul
General Of SPAIN scgoy, after the resignation OF Santana
caused BY his positive de nands, under threat that hs
would The guns tho Spanish Of war to enforce
pa dctum, subsequently, by Ike ORDERS compelled
july in tho appointment OF Miguel favaa
uds who was one OF hfs miserable matrcuatcd tools
Having succeeded IN this pre nnary measure tho lih
waA made say or the Of the balance OF his
wonts-he had no TO do but 70 write the letter
tpd meseni for signature Inc British Consul did
take airy active part against Mr. Fill e. 10 syor or the
nguitou, policy Of Mr. segoya that could bo percep,be
70 Ne public but suspicious feature Is ogrd Ia the
tAst the copies Of the letter 70 Nr Marcy all found
writtn on the English cap used IN all British Offices
The French Consul has been open in advocacy
and esrousai OF the Spanish cause aud tho naturalization
pocy tI ScgOvia beng familiar with the ultimate views
and purpose for acquisition OF The territory aud is i1rs
dic;iou. Letters received here two months since
rom ccsONa, giVlog me Inc of polly he had marked
cut IN ordtr 70 prepare General Concha for ths sanco
he would require whom the time arrived Tor striking
blow witch would destroy the rps5c, and give the pos
session 70 spaina returning gcm-the west cni axei in
spanish poser, spe Hayu would socn follos II has al
cady bsen Proposed 10 make the bay of Ssmana AMI
vicinity the To- atty for six thousand conycts old
tfain "a Cuba We havo reason n fear that
sinco Mr.. Eliot has len s. Domingo, that the
overt step has been taken by the Spanish Consul,
and that the republic may be struggling tor
~ existence against banded soldiery, made span
sn subjects by the naturalization papers OF segovia.
We DO not conceive possible that Mr. Marcy could be
dcceyed by the msy argument Of the letter of Scgoyia
no matter how delivered TO hs hands hat he would
give any consideration without advice from the Com
merca Agent or Commissioner Of the United Stes, who
had assisted In making the treaty. TIE British Consul at
- nomnso was prompt and kind 10 assisting Mr.. Elliot
W obtaining passage board oi British vesyel
he oond thai II was bis duty TO leave for the United
states.
Brgadier Morales Rsda ret urncd from HIS mission to
Central America on the 17th having landed at ST. Jsgo
de Cuba, where he was brought by small vessel from
scme tort 70 as unknown at this writing but the know
ledge Of which viii be given 70 the world 10 the volume
q travels and diplomatic experience Of this distinguished