The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-10

partitions OF Spain al Havana.
gentleman Of this city has received private let
ters from Havana, Of recent date, giving private and
reliable information of the preparations that are being
has placed in hands for use and have translated
such portions thereof Of public importance They
HAVANA, October %, 1857.
My DEAR FRESp-As somebody has said, when matters
affect us nearly have all right to speak Therefore
Won must not be surprised that l. business man. and
more learned sugar than as TO matters OF state poc
should my pen TO discuss somewhat SUBJECTS OF
the latter character.
Know then sir that fact that quite martial spirit
has again evoked here and that the equipment Oh an
expedition is announced TO take place Immediately,
which is to give the finishing blow TO the power OF Mexico
and to convert that republic into Spanish colony IS
said that Comonfort persists in ms pohcy anu mas lh
mated that Iafragua not admitted 10 Madr SO as
to pave the way for further negotiations ne would not
listen to of any kind although backed by all the
and Engands the world The consequence Is that
the Mexcans have been continuing their preparations for
war and know to certainty that in Vera Cruz they
have been raising Notifications, &c , ssS5E1
But while the children Of Montezuma are thus prepar
ing for war We who call ourselves the descendants OF
Cortez idle In the Moro and in San Navarro car
rdges are being made by thousands and In all haste and
the soldiers fastening TO learn the use OF the MIME
carbne There not the slightest doubt that these people
cooperating with the Santa Anna party and that un
der the preex Of favorng the pretensons OF santa Anna
who supported by the clergy and Spanards IN MEXICO
they succeed in eecng proper landing on the SOIL
they will then march into interior up the very palace
Of Comonor Thus at least say believe those brave
Of Pelayo, who already imagine themselves TO be v
ing in the good old times Of Balboa Pzarro and Corez
The royal funds set apart for the purpose amount TO
-four millions of dollars and if necessary the Span
sh bank is relied upon, and also the twelve millions
offered to that bank for the term Of six months by the
capitalists whom Concha consulted in the moments Of
the financial panic
Iattery the regiments designed to take part in the
petition have been decided and appears that they
only waiting for the arrival of the opporune moment
OF action AS Concha knows that he removed and as he
not wish abandon his serago he has the
Mexico because then he will be left in his post TO
the peace of Cuba, which Concha aone-as they
say-can do
As other matters, the landing of Chinese continues
and they will commence it is said to bring APP
prentces If they go they have done up TO the
present the day will arrve-and that shorty-when il
will be little short of impossible TO say which the domi
nant color in the society of our island.
What thinks Mr.. Buchanan Is his Excelency stupid
TO know how to take advantage of circumstances
One thing is certanthat is necessary to do something
and that all feel the necessity of action although
ventures indicate the mode the time We shall
Adeu, and tell what occurs so that may know how
TO act So
p S.-The yellow fever (or the vomto) continues to
fulfil its provdenta mssion-that is to say, killing
spanards DO you recolleet the DR.. Humboldt who
for heretcay attempting to stop the justice oil God His
holy will be donel
From Another Correspondent
have learned positively that the expedition to Mexico
is certainty. They making million Of cartridges in
the Moro and another million in the San Nazarre for the
MIME carbnes 500 horses in readiness; and it is
undoubted fact that they working in accord with
the Santa Anna party TO 60 to support it, Santa Annals
mother in law has received letters the effect that there
have already been rngs in parts Of the Mexican
republic in favor Of santa Anna The ship Asia, the
Berenzuea and other vessels of war; have arrived with
troops and understand that Spanish merchant
sells have entered day with troops from Cadz There
in the royal chests four millions of dollars dsposabe
for the purpose after payment Of all the preparations for
the service.
do know why the Diaio de la Marina did not pub
sh to-day the brought by the Granada OF the fall of
the ministry and of Lersundis Presidency of Congress
The regiments designated for the expedition to Mexico
those Of Rey, Rena Corunna Napoles the two regi
ments Of Caradoc besides artillery cavalry and engineers