The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-15
Our Havana CegTespsndeace.
HAVANA. Anil A. II

-Howovs 10 ae Bsjtsh ADMIRAL and Hsa-xhsntriosIs-
ne Coptass Generals .lowy-RssWSs Of tAs baNl-
Concentration Of HsglssA War Ships
have haA . conversation With Captain Lang, master
Of the clipper ship See Witch and ascsrAinsl om him
the true cause Of the wreck OF that vessel The posa u
the ship was thoroughly Asoeraned although Capt Lang
admits he thought he about fifteen miles the north
Of his actual position. When the land rst seen by
the lookout the lee bow 1t Capt Lang's watch
below but hearing the words and hon he nstan tly
fastened deok but found the fog thick though It
was moonlight tina. he could not clearly make ont
whether 1t or not the land Having borro wed
powerful glass from the DOCTOR and ascsraned that it
really the land Immediately ordered the ship to
strong current running from the northward she filled
away again she struck the rocks and her lower hold I'm
ns.sy sd n with ws IT, useless to attempt
served The wreck has been sold where she Hes and her
business will be taken charge Of BY Charles Tyag Esq,
one Of her is now in this city Capt Lang Sis
Ulcers and crew-bsng nearly fifty souls-are AL mere,
have been informed that Lieutenant Stubbs Of
he brig Arab, who was tried on a. B. S. ship Pow.
erful for being asleep while in command OF the
deck has not been dismissed the service before
ported his has been put ut The bottom the
list The Admiral offended with the Captain Of the
Arab for taking official notice Of the misdemeAnor OF
young Stubbs who q fAvorite.
The English Admiral FAnshawe has been treated with
the most marked attention When he landed to pay his
official visit he WAS the wharf by the Captain
Generals aides de camp, Who conducted him TO State
coach prepared for the occasion. In this gala trim,
he escorted by Conchas body guard to the palace
Last Tuesday evening" he attende grand dinner given
by the Spanish Admiral where he received With the
royal march, an honor only paid to bona 6Se Spanish
thu Spanish Admiral proposed the health of the allied
sovereigps Simultaneous with this sentiment the fri
and Engli flags and fred salute Of twsntyons guns
The compliment Immediately returned by ths Bos-
to attend the review Of the famous rife brigade
Of Colonel Yuzs, Dow CHARTERED in Cabans Ths pa
pers state that the Admiral and his officers were
highly delighted with the proficiency OF thus
corps. l happened to be present and must say
that they drilled very WELL Afer tue sham fight, the
guests to Gen. Conchas grand dinner party,
lengthy description of which given In the Spanish jour
II strikes the Admiral must have been htts
alre mellow when bis enthusiasm vent 50 far a. to
hurrah three times, without the hip Of course
at the table OF the representative OF our beloved sove
reign Wednesdays ceremonies were closed with soires
familiar where the fair headed OF Albion we're in
roc uced the steres OF the Cuban cordddnyd On
Thursday evening the Admiral and his suite visited the
with the Raves in benefit the oceeds Of which
be given to the society Of The BcxeOlctd DON'T
c,dyId. The theatre flied to OVERLOOKING On Fri
day the Acmirs gave grand ball. which, DIT, al
that could be expected from the heroes of BomArsund
This unusual display of attention has . meaning and
it does not require wizard to through al this lin OF
gas Gen corcha may make q great parade OF his
friendship for bis English and French friends but it al
nothing il the end He wishes to make the Cubans
feel that Spain has allies help her against the United
Safes in they shoad attempt TO Vrest this island
from her haIds
uOuS0D
the Tacon theatre have he racon ia mined
ary former occasion. By the bye, Marty ard Mn
Pons running foolish opposition against each
| other, by which both have lost money Marty as a
natural consequence has gained he day, and let the
ylanueva theatre for 500 0C0 per snuum and OF course
win charge hereafter wat he pleases and monopoze the
| theatrcals
General Concha will make his visit to Puerto
Principe about the Goth June he intends to open
the old fairs formerly took place there On the e
val of Sen Juan The General Is very nsinusting in mis-
add and have donbt bis late visit has reconeed
the Principenos TO the dea OF remaining vsssals Of
Queen Isabel he has also sent them six Jesuts open
q college educate thei. children,
AOn sur day, 30th The degree oil L. l. D. Was cDferred
two esir glished Creole lawyers in the old san Do
mirgo church The title conferred after taking
lemn oath of loya. to the Queens government There
are many lawyers who lake the title of do,tor,
because it costs too much money-nea-ly thousand
dollars.
Mr. GODDARD having been eminently successful in his
first and seconc s0ns made third one last Sunday
evening and performed ersl gynasti: fests
the Of the children snd negroes; but the
nerves OF the elderly females were 20 shocked that several
said to have tainted from fright Mr.. Boud-ia
GodarGs rival after his failure and mprisOr
ment, again unsuccessful in eleysting bis balloon
the 6th.
The Gaoa publishes in its number OF the 4th instant
. statement OF the Custom House. which shows ths
amount OF collected at all the ports of the leland
curing the year 1855 Go be Sl3, $50 12S-beng snaa
increase over that Of the preceding year should like
70 see the expenonuIes am convinced that nearly
quite that has been spent to preserve the IL
tegrity Of the territory" to use common phrase norg
tie rulers Of Cuos L is pity that ali the revenues
should rot The Golfers at SPAIN for then sha might
be enabled TO Of her pressing engagements,
asoid the Illuminating position in which shs s
placed.
The Bril- ship Of tae line Powerful will remain in our
port until after the arrival the English steamer Of the
stb. The Hawk large sixty gun propeller, is day
pected. This looks ike being prepared for any amer
gsncy. In of with the United Stats' they viii
have very large squadron in these waters without
the necessity Of sending additional vessels from hoe