The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-03
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Dec, "a, 1885,
Death Of Bottom Shspmaacr- General OOwchas Removal
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On Monday, 18th Instant there died ct the Re3saev
House in this city, Ebsnezer Evans, formerly dry
master out Of the port Of Boston, but Of late ye =.
shpbroker here. The deceased was Q man oflsia,
msrkaby quiet habits and by his gentle demses aS
gained the coed will and friendship Of all persoEn
became acquainted with him BE was IN IN. All
sense of the words an honest G,s BODY hss
embalmed and will be sent % Marblehesd 49,
reside bis widow and tv. unmarried dsuehters. rse
whose Bereavement Al, who were acquainted with r
ssana tender their ~ mpsthies,
insV0 scrused letter from SPAIN which states IA
1Aquis do Ia Pexuela had been offered the Office
Captain General Of this leland; that no had refused
accept II but that oil the empteados (employes) Of
government who had been banished the Island upon
last assumption Of tho Office by General ConchA, h.
been reappoDted and would soon return to Cuba IT.
impression appears quite general that We shall iol
have . new viceroy to rule this Gem Of tho Al
TILES.
pledge myself for The entire truth Of the follow
ing, yet, having heard repeated by several perso1
feel bound TO seBd 70 you- A.
Recently (so the story runs) young Creole, drivi(
N an American buggy wsgon, ran over and killed do
the owner Of which, seeing the accident, out
abused the young Or ole, no remained In his carra&
endeavoripg 10 soothe the man whose DOG he had kid
but hndpR mpos sibe to do 20, and policeman Coz
ing up be Was sppesied by the Creole for protected
Instead however, OF aIordpg which, he, too, joined
the abuse ssanst the Creole and threatened 70 tie and
convey him 10 prison. The young Creole, deeming n
more prudent TO DO drove of and entered complaint
to The superior Of policeman, who, however, gave
him NO redress, but the contrary, told him he
all about it, and that he, ell the Creoles
deserved cond'gn punishment Unused 10 such treat
ment the young Creqle replied Every well, STR sincd
you WIN no, afford me redress snail appeal TO the nrss
authority" "You the 1rst authority may both 70
70 the eev, Was the reply. To the Captain General
accompanied by his ather. who 10 . most respeotab
man. the young Creole vent and upos stating shs nssu
Of the grievance OF which they complained, n
Excellercy requested them TO pause until the
meda.ey sent for him Upon his srrivI the Ospa|
which he CID bu, when okme 70 thai par, q b
authority may 20 to the ID" he requested 3
be excused from repeating the words "Oh, yes.
said His Exceenoy, "et me hear what he did say an
the words were then tislnctly uttered. Upon whiol
General Concba assuming OF great severity turned
to the Offending Official and said al have had OCCASION
more than once sr 10 require you TO send your res
h-you will please 10 send 1t forthwith I repeat
this narration - have hcayd told by more than one
peron OF IespectabLity purposely, however avoiding
70 give offence or wound his feelings, should have bss
led into any error.
birth OF Augusta Princess OF AsturAs Three times duru
the day do the the and on m
spanbh ahips Of var In the harbor remind OF the
hct mtre was besamaHos ., the palace In the morn
Dg, and HIS Excenency reviewed the cavalry Ia thG
evening Rarely has II been good fortune 70 witnea
pretlier military display than aid that occasion =
WE Campo harte There were, nearly - judges
nom swelve to fifteen hundred cavalry the ground
Ibey went through various pretty mapeuvres, exhibit
Ing degree tf discipline the part OF the men And
training on that OF The horses that have
In the evening there two military bands on th&
PhA, which performed until 10 O'Clock.