The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-21
NEWS FROM CUBA.
Arrival OF the Black Warrior.

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Arrival or the Black Warrior.
PofyrrCs QUiET--sEvERE FINANCIAL PREsSURE--AD-
VANCE IN THE SUGAR MARKET-A LARGE CROP Ex-
PECTED--Two cARGoEs OF NEGROES LANDED.
mo Unitcd States Nail steamship Black Warrior Captain
Smith which LETT New Orleans on the 18TH and Havana
the 10Th Instant arrived a, this port early yesterday
morning.
There is nothing Of political interest to report from
Havana.
Nanding enormous rates.
The reported njary tho in Louisiana by frost
has had favorable effect the sugar Market andsugars
were more active at advsnced prices. Stock, 10000
boxea Sane time last year, co, 900 boxes Grinding had
commenced, and the crop promised to be unusually
large A few boxes of crop had reached market
There were but few transactions in exchange. London
VAS quoted IA per cent New York cent pre-
njum for first class bills.
was reported IN Havana that two cargoes Of negroes
bad been lately landed the island. Both vessels
Americen.
List Of passengers-D. p Russell, r. sssons, Mrs.
weeks C. Pardo, Miss Flynn Derbeck, Buising $ l. Ken
Dedy, Montei, T. J. smyser'
Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Dec Is, 1857
9sDo Negro Caryoes Laadcd7he Money Pressure and Fail
ures-Heala Of the City-Iamily Markets and Charges
for Beard, &C.
Since my last advices We nave nau anucd olO ATcans
IN the vicinity of Sierra Morena, the American brig
Grimea All sold and distributed Her officers and crew
embarked for the United Sates ready for enlistment
Sor the promotion of the interests OF Northern ship build
ers and ship owners
An American bark called the John Mcane, $50 report
ed) also landed cargo Sagua Grande safely placed
for the advantages of Chrsanzation, in number over
600 SO progress and with every step money becomes
more abundant and easy in our market
Wo have had faures the week--nOt, how
ever associated with the Of the United States
There has been much OF arrangement mutual torbear
and inconsiderabe forgiveness OF debt that we
70 along usual without much confidence but take mo-
ney for pay when we can got II.
The weather at Havana is good.
New sugars max ing their appearance
The chickens have failed generally and eggs are worth
10 each butter SO 10 10 cents pound and board
n our first class houses 50 30 per diem.
Maretzek has still afuli house TO welcome his corps
HAVANA, Dec. Is, 1857.
OPERATIONS Of the SLAVE Tuders-8 Neo Fork Vessel ia
Fyx-The Exequatur Of The american CoasUI-Neos
from Tucdtdn
The exequatur granted by the Spanish government
Colonel Blythe Consul General Of the United States here
stated TO have been granted upon the terms
the exequaurs granted TO the Conss General of France
and England bnt such proves not TO be the at least
rs far as the exequaur Of the concerned he
declared British Consul General for the island Of Cuba
whilst Colonel Blythe is only "Consu General for the IIa
vanan This may be clerical error; let hope that 1t
So and thrt upon proper representation to the Spanish
government the amende honorable will be made and the
corrected If this be not done, surely, in national
point Of view IL may be considered ccsas oelli, and
President Buchanan may have chance of carrying out
what believed to be favore idea of hisvz, the
of this island the United States by right OF
conquest, in occasioned by insult offered during
his administration.
Iwent to the Tacon theatre last Friday evening 10 hear
hn.n
appearance bere As usual during the present opera
son, the house was crowded from pit 10 ceiling.
Captain Francis Rogers who, stated TO you in late
letter, missing, and who feared had met with
foul play, appears became the ostensble purchaser Of
the schooner wnermoyeh, late Of New York for certain
traders OF this cy-they supplying the money TO maxi
the purchase and placing him In command Of the schoon
supposed they had also handed 10 nim sufficient
funds 10 a the for the Coast OF Africa, and he
having thus got hold of a considerable amount has
moeed. The trading owners are now IN a Tx Colonel
Bythe the United States Consul General, having got
inkng OF the above and being properly determined the
United States Consulate shall be rendered assistant
10 the slave trade while he can prevent H. refuses to ap
point a the captain Of the schooner who has bceu
nominated by the owners and says he viii appoint per
her captain whom be knows viii carry the vesse
port n the United States, where the traders pretend
they are desrous OF having her GO and FOR which port
they have attempted through broker TO clear her at
the Consulate, but did not succeed Thus the matter
stands al present.
The prospectus Of the proposed French paper is
Issued II 10 be called the Conrrisr de Lie tie Cuba
It's editor ycome Jules dc France and says he one
sf the pioneers OF the press In California he Is the au
thor Of the fusome poetry which printed in the Dia
dc Ia Marina on the day Of the Inauguration Of the
statue of Isabel Secunda.
BY the spanish Union, which arrived 18th inst
from Ssal Ac We have intelligence that the revolution
yucatan al end, tranquility and submission to the
laws having been restored
According 10 comparative statistical report published
IN the Cdcd OF Dec L. tho number OF private dispatches
transmitted by the tciegraphic stations during the month
of November Of this year 5000, aud the receipts
fbererom s2T62-a result which, compared with that Of
The same month tbcyear 1885, shows OF sol
epatches and s0o3 80 in favor Of the present year Of
1857.