The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-27

Interesting Intelligence from CuSs-Lsse
News from mexSeO.

~"S Ahtenh8ence 1rom OVDo-hose
News from mexSeo.
Inc United States mail steamship Ack Warrior, J. W.
smsh, commander, from New Orleans the lltn and Ha-
vans lAsh, arrived yesterday morning.
On the 18th the Black Warrior encountered serrlno
gale rom the northeast 10 north west with snew and
seet which lasted for aiy Two hours, wn terrbls head
Sess Lost lore and main mast with cit The rigging A.
'sened And boss During the gale fuel gave out and
sAs ded TO tho southward Whom the gals absted rsood
for Norfolk being the port using osbias forui
tuFs, DO, for fuel Arrived as Hampton roads on Slst
but could not resch Norfolk account OF tho ice
was deemed unsafe lay tho account Of ,hs
hoans ice which had carried nearly every sae
hAsooF on shore She was furnished With fuel by tae
Quarermaster n Fort Monroe the inhabitants OF d
Point Comfors and to cspt Tottsn snd fellow ocs,s
to Ar Jet the lighthouse keeper and many citizens Of
The place for the promptness in rendering as,stAnss
and uniform kindness. Capt Smith fees deply OBJ gated
On the morning Of the 2lst, inside Of Cape henry.
spsse steamship Empire City. bound for Havana put Il.
70 repair machinery, and went same evening.
The steamship Roanoke, hence for Norfo r. laying fast
In theice between Old Point Comfort and Norfolk A
portion OF the passengers got ashore the .se.
The Anna Grunde, Of Richmoud from Rio loaded with
coffee. also the bark Parthan from port The Bso
men bark Anna, 80 days from Bremen for Baltimore,
with $50 passengers, ashore ana dischsrgng then
who 40 being cared Tor by the sfncers OF the tort.
The Black Warrior sailed om Old Point Comfort on the
night OF the 24th and encountered immense fields Of
hasvy ice all The way from Cape Henry 70 BArnegas,
northwsrd Of the mouth Of the CnesapeAks bay.
Tho grinding season had commenced throughout the
country, and the crop promised to bs very large. The
very severe cold weather that had been experienced
throughout the isand-a nsh. Frost having fallen on
some Of the hs-t WAS feared might have injured she
cane bst 1t found that tAe eoc had been beneficial
The rising Of the SAP was stopped by the oo and the
result was that the had rpened we'll and tho jucs
gave moro cryssalized sugar and ess moasses than
usual
Tho discussion Of the repeal Of the dut here
was engaging pubic attention in Cuba, Uui na.e hope
was entertained OF its being carried.
An editorial article In the 0idrio de Ia Eorina Ia
msnts the negotiation OF the Dallas .Clar endon ua
~ In reiauoa 10 Central America, the ground
that II ID dispcsing BY two powerful par
tiss of the rights Of weaker third party rejoces
At the celebration Of congresses Of natons and hopes
they will become more general.
want Of small silver weighing upon the Cubans,
and the Dsasio advocates provincial slves coinage
at The rata Of II o. lax for In proportion 70 gold.
II wants no American coin In Cuba.
On the 18th inst the CApaia General recognised Mr.
homAs Savage - acting Consul for he United states
during The absence Of Mr.. Blythe, the Consul
new hank. under the styla o. the Com mercAl BAnk
OF Havana, being formed in that city, and the
Of several Of the strongest merchant. the
list. Whist with new banks, aroAds, Aeam-
ship enterprises and continued rise In proc o
and labor, Cuba 70 be undergoing expansion Of
Der nnr- al asd industrial y equal to
The runaway Mexican war steamer Dsmooraia vas on
caiy delivered 70 her commander, sent from Vera
Cruz on tho 10th inst.
An official publication OF the Marine Department an
nounocs hat the light Kay Piedras Oh the narbor
Cssdenas, had been reshsed In temporary lighthouse
the lst Of January The altitude OF the present light
70 feet above the Sea- tower being built
place Of the old one destroyed during the gale OF 2sth
August aat.
The British steamer Trent arrived n Havana nom Vera
Cruz, with dates TO the I'd inst Toe Diario says 1
brings Of interest 70 ns readers Probably the
Of ''relgion and rghu which II % anxious 70
see triumph McKee, does no prosper Our latest dates
nom Mexico arc 70 the 3oth Of Deoe mber.
Under the head Of "Naval Eoquence," the Diarso
gives the letter Of Commodore Fsysoux TO Gen Walker
announcing the destruction Of the Costa Rcan brig Onoe
do Abrn.
he Diarso has advioes nom Spain sshe lsth Deoem-
ber Senior Tassara the Spanish Minister 70 the Unit
ed Batss received his instructions the l3ih and was
70 leave ~ once for Washington Il 10 said be ais brings
iDsxuctisas for the Captain General Cuba In relation
70 The policy 70 be pursued toward Mexico. Discoveries
Of gold had been made In the Sierra Nevada In the pro
vince o. Granada, said 10 be richer than any hitherto
AnoWn In Spain.