The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-20
NEWS FROM CUBA.


NEWS FROM CUBA.
| Non-A rival OF Santa Anna--The Spanish
Fleet ola the Coast-Arrfvsi or Spanish
Troops-Departure OF Gen. Concha F1xcd
for August ,I2-Insult to the British Con-
sui mt Trinidad, Sc.
The United States mail steamship Black Warrior, j. W.
Smith, comm ander, sailed from New Orleans the l2h inst
and Havana the 10th, arrived at this port early
| last evening.
Santa Anna had not arrived AZ Havana
The Spanish feet intended for the expedition against
Mexico said to be the island and soldiers are ar
irving by every vessel from spain.
The island is quiet and healthy
The sugar market remained last advices hold
ers are firm in their determination 10 keep up Stock at
Havana and Matanzas as previously reported Freghts
very duh, though many vessels have left ballast The
tonnage the wants Of shippers Exchanges decn
ing; 90 days New York quoted at 3s Az per cent
| discount
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA June 2, 1856.
The Aeaican IulrooIio-Ne,oP Phase The Policy spasa
The War to Go On-Kne7erence Of Frcnce-THe Monroe
Doctrine to he Checxd-Slaue Trade SSatisicsDcas on
| Board the Traders.
AS we have Developments OF action here In reA-
ton to our affairs with Mexico, constrained to send
Inc IOrebnau0WlHs W way vi Now ~ 10 NJ"
whispered in official circles matter positively deter
mined, that have peace with Mexico notwi'h-
standing the diplomatic notes which have passed at Ma
drd conveying assurances that the affairs
Of amcable adjustment" that tho terms o. apology will
be drawn so tort that without national degradation and
humility unbecomiDg independent State Comonort will
not be able TO accept them" Under this conception the
Spanish fleet is 10 be ready the troops already
by details from the various Of the service Sp
Ia Anna to be here board Of Spanish vessel Of
war; and when delay occurs absolute refusal to accept
the ndgny offered, landing will be effected at such
point may be determined by the high dignircs having
charge OF the movement as most expedicnt for the success
| OF the enterprise
II is also stated that this is perfectly understood by
| France and England, who will visit these waters with
respectable marine armament, to hold Brother Jonathan
in check should he frasous accoun, of this nva
| sion of the Monroe doctrine. The allegation
| which have frequently heard made, that Eng
land and France were parties TO deception in the
diplomatic notes which have passed with the Spanish
Minister in relation the mission OF the Mexican Minister
the Court Of Madrid In order to conceal from the 60
verpmen Of the United States the actual condition Of the
negotiations, am inclined TO disbeDeve. Something is
about TO else throwing away our own and
Britsh money Tor nothng-wncn do moi MINK s IN sep-
with Spansh charac,er-and for mere tdnfdrroaade We
| could not Afford IL
In this connection, most seriously entertained by men
in their day and generation, the Arcan hobiliarO
! Association" making extensive preparations for
to shadow the north and south of Cuba, which
shall be sufficient for all the demands Of our industryo
make harvest TO meet the expenses OF and the
| tender national responsibilities at Madrid.
There doubt that several OF the vessels recently
sold here will be loaded with Africans and return CUBA.
and will make part of the stock quoted at 70 81,
| six months paper per share
The French Ship success Captain Monnerob arrived on
the 18th from Macao and st. Helena, with 346 Asaics for
| eight years servitude Lost on tho voyage, 90.
Yesterday morning the Peruvian ship Architect, BoblDet
master, eighty days voyage 24s Asiacs for eight years
| serviude, with the loss OF six over the SIDE
iTevious feoeipS.
Deaths on the vessels l,S2o
1871
Arrived and died. incadng those by the American ship
| WAveriey, ,sS7 coolies.
HAVANA, June 8, 1867.
TIE Slous Trcde at Sdn~i Espirit,Run u he Gorern
rnea Inresti9otio- BSlsoder SerraHos Ccso Pen,oes
Procession YeQoo Frer in Port-Dodh Of Shipma.ters
The Auditor OF the "Real Audicncio Pictorial !" who
sanc Esprtus TO inv esgaie the charges against
Brigader Serrano OF completely with the slave traders,
has returned to this city somewhat earlier than the last
advcos had received would have led to haee anti
| cpaed The Odor brings with him Less than twelve
hundred sheets OF stampcd paper" the size Of large
fooIscap"pot paper" believe they call ii in the trade
6ed with evidence taken by him In the matter; but
single word is there in the whole which contains Sufficient
| legal evidence 10 convict Brigader scrrano.
Monday Of last week the first day OF the Peuecos
and there was one the grGndestI mad nearly written
subime--processons have ever witnessed
There have been several join, stock com 5anes
formed here the date OF my last letter. win
meraie such of them 10 my memory
company to water tho streets OF this city second gas
company to make gas from coal and 'chspapote" soft
mineral substance, somewhat like pitch or tar found In
this island-his company has capital Of $1,000 GOO
Compana Territorial" with capital of $500 O0o which
will purchase dlapidated other properties houscs
sc rebuild the latter and restore the Former 10 state OF
cultivation, then sell them prout whence the revenue
proposed 10 be given in dividends to the shareholders
The Swedish brig Maria arrived here from Trinidad
Inn .npt nj Nah ,.i-.a hal dead
Thomas took In her cargo, sugar for Falmouth and get
s~l for that port The death Of the captains wife, the
mate, and the illness OF the captain himself all from yellow
fever compelled the vessel TO u, this port distress
The captain has since died. Whilst writing this
Eckcs Of the bark David NcIes who was reported 70
be couvalcscent a. informed you in my last letter, has
since died. His remains were cmbalmcd by Dr. wilgon
and Wednesday last conveyed board the o. j.
Charee, which vessel IL commanded by his uncle--a
the American captains In this port following In procession
and forming marine escort In their boats until the
placed board the o. ]. ChaIce, which bark
sailed sh or 5,h inst, FOR, believe, Homcss Hole The
first officer OF the bark Taayera has slso died Of yellow
fever and there are some few American seameu
beard the vessels In this port and In the hos 1al Tho
disease am happy 10 add, spreading wsh ie
rapscty and tho doctors report the attacks 10 be of
"raiher mild type" God help those, though, who
attacked By T. mild M A. u. T o1o, may consider T.
hence 9Th instant for Callao reported Sho vas s
under the American Tag and was commanded By the
captain who brosght her from New York His name Is
Briggs. very large proportion Of her crew know
spanards, and may be another captain will be found
hear Of another Joint stock company In the course Of
formation, 10 import INTO this Island lnsan, from tho cos,
OF Peru.
The French screw steamer Alma arrived here the TN
Instant In twenty three days from Cadz, the Canars and
forio Rico
HlvAyl, June 8, 1857.
TIE Nep Cczztihtios II kzsoo-Condt cr Ne Ceryg-Tae
Fightire at Ohslopo-Anoay Grand F.uancsdl opera |
ton.
From the Spanish version Of Mexican news received by
the Spanish steamer Union, Commander Tzon, from Vera
Cruz the 5h with dates thence the 9Th u elaborated
The ssue Of the Ddro Of the eth, the contribution
TO the conscientious sennbes Of priest nd
den ignorance In several OF the Departments rather IN the