The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

NEWS FROM HAVANA.
Arrival OF the eCahn~yba-NothingM More from
the Rescued Pass., gers Of the Lyonnnis-
The La Grange opera IrOuPe-The United
States Frigste shipping Intelli-
gence-The Sugar Market and Rates of TX
change.
The United States mail .,amsnp Cahawba, j. d. Bul-
loch Commander, from Ses Dreams via Havana, ar
rived yestriay morning, having LEFT the latter place on
tha so.h uitmo.
The holidays were pass sng fl very quietly.
The HaTapa papers TO 3gh ult do not make any
further mention of sepor Ste enc OF the passengers
Of the Is onrais, having ben PICKED up by an English
vesse srJived at Jamac~ bas there been brough
any coahs nation, drecly uarecy, oil this rather
suspicious looking pews
Tie Hrst issue OF paper enjy In Cuba was author
lied by special decree o Captain General, the
24th ult 10 take effect III iuetant. The sum au
thorized to be issued s2oa 0qo in bills OF $50, 500,
5000 and $780, When this snount snsl have been ao.
sorbed in the circulation fdrlasr ssues will be made.
These bills Issued bs she Bauco Espanol.
In the DiaYio De la 5drind ind statement OF The
profit TO the government by he vana lottery Esheen
schemes played 10 casa ye.r-o1e every three
she incre profit has been progressive
Ard constant In 1888 Il ,uued to $3.50, $40, which
had Increased see6 500 1851 The succeeding 6vs
1852. $727 900 1896 .....N 09s, ,o23
1853. TO 7os 1893, l32S,229
io0&... Sal,aio
During the last year tickets no, sod which are played
by the government have Sa2 oo2 but tacr value
atscheduls prices were $660S Ia the last two lote
ries all the tickets ting TO 81 500 in en- IN scheme
have been sold, and the vernmsnt intends to ncrase
the number still farther We add that about 900
Of tickets sold the Uoed States; of which
New Orleans takes something over 1000, Charleston
about 500 and others distributed mostly through
the Southern States but large business s done In them
in New Ycrk.
Asevere cold term has been experienced the North
side OF Cubs the the Gath and 18th ults
having fallen to 43 deg This is colder than has
there for twenty years before, and wos In
TACT 70 the blooded cold Christmas
The Prtnld still attacking Se5or Meanas plan Of In.
PRODUCING free ne s?prcutces from Africa which ii
a.sers, is asa sainst the OF the island.
The opera troupe, with La Grange at the head had
completely captivsted the Hs,aneros; and none
than Mss Pblnpe who hsd made great Impression.
They were fully satisfied with their reception.
The United States steamship Wabash, CON mauder En-
g bearing the broad penpsnt Of Commodore Paulding,
arrived Havana from Aspin wa the morning OF the
Goth u,t!mo. Onicers ava crew all vel.
The Er gHsh brig Of. war Atlanta also arrived ON the
1e,h ul,mo
The Wabash would saii a few days for New York.
The S0th ct, about ten miles from hSvAnk Inc
Cshaybs pessed . French propeller bound In.
On the 3lst uli, In latitude ~ des IS min longtudo
70 deg 40 min exchanged signals with bark Byron, OF
Bath, bound north.
January latitude 35 deg. 40 min, longitude "a deg
as min exchanged signals with bark wost Wind, bound
to the north.
January 8, latitude 80 deg longitude rs deg S. min,
passed steamship Phiadsiphis hence for Havana aad
New ORLEANS.
the holidays.
Sugar quotations remain unaliered stock oa hand ao.
ooo boxes old
Exchange On New YORK ex to per cent discount;
London Az, co. premium tor 90 days sight.
Weather good; health do.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Dec. 20, 1855.
Summary Node Of Treating sppoced Liosrdl;-ciban
Jea-sss ksreprssnkd-P Poionardino in he Sreets-
ChrIstnas weathu-0pra-xi Revolt
TIE Wobayh.
Hare IN the very midst OF our season OF gener-
Joyous ness We have amps proof that the eyes Of
'paierrsl government closed, that 1t never
sleeps. A gentleman named varoua . native OF Puor
Principe who has resided In your city for eight nine
years where, believe he has beon engaged In mercsn
tile Eursus, returned 10 this slsnd Eve or six
weeks since, with the view OF estabnshag q house
business nj Nuevas the nearest port 10 his native city
to which ho naturally paid VISIT
whist thsrc hc received gentle intmatiou from the
Lieutenant Governor that would bo beneficial TO his
health return 70 the United States, a least TO IA
ts departure from the Island Of Cuba. Knowing h,w
requ!te IL was TO his personal safety that he
should forthwith obey the hint thus politely
given him, Mr.. vsrona FASTENED 70 settle up
la, week % this city, 70 embark for the Uaiied Ssales
He however, spared the usual trouble attendant on
obtaining paasport 10 leave the island, by rcceivnE
message couchtd In the politics, language irom the Sec
rotary o the Captain General that ne wisned 70 havo an
complied win. On reaching the secretaJ's office the
state Of Mr.. vsronas health vas most particularly and
hs passport with the words vaya I'd Dlos, God be
wnh YOU and he, oovins, took nts leave Mr. Varona
sous 70 s @ h.n .aes e..%en.
ful mechspt and trader, h business was not 70 inter
iere with the political .suAaen Q, The country ou. ey
wealth. et would see IN that oven nos, when
all pesce and prosperity here in cubs, the grovelins
spirit suspicion continues alpotent that 70 be sus
pecied Of only possessing liberal ideas certain
o. punishment being inflicted By the iron arm Of the ".
report has been raised BY tn. spssards that Casper
Betsneours Count Fras and vslients being ANXIOUS
be forgotten ssd dssirous returning their beloved
Cuba asou, solicit had solicited permisson 70
uesa sSs Who would srss,oasy iersvs their past re-
yoiutorary deeds create Be.apoourt count ssd suffer
sor.avsy % give ~. rsps. Ss, denial 'iaS.S The OBJECT
Of putting this report into siroulaaon-tha Of psruading
s had now no orssr hope Of ever Being ensS.S 70
obtain freedom from he calling yoke Of spsn-has over.
shot ~ marx The crcoies sre no easily deceived.
1bey know veil the true character of The above.
oamed gentlsmen 70 believe them or any OF thcm
esSs 10 maintain which ihsy have pledged their vss %
their fortunes and thcir sacred honor No though
ssrkeuipg cloud may N Ibs time ovsrshadow
Cubas cause yea You may be assured tnat
thos,asds who now meehly boz their hesds
TO the passing storm do not yet dosrsu bat look for
ward and let M hope not In vsin for the coming hour
when hberys bright soall send forth his sadoenne
rays and causing tbem 70 sprng their feet they viii
buckle on their armoy, wahing erect a. freemen, and
drive from their land the tyraunt spanisrd. TINS you
may believe me IN no phanasy OF my brain but stern
tact o which have become my daily walk
sud conversation, and OF which distaSt period
hope 70 be enabled 70 AFFORD you proof strong holy
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