The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01

Our Havana Correspondence.

Our Havana CerTespOO0Cnces
HAVANA, June ls, 1863
More OsaYogss-TAs American Bark Loussa Fyed Lao-
S.ot<mex Of CSpta:s Masos-FSed Inso By Vessel
U.der the Spanish Flag Was she Pirass'-N,-e
OJe,is Slovs Trade 7Ayss american &eassss or HA
vana-7Ae Cbr:.s at Jimaicd, dc.
The afsr u the American bark Louisa, which arrived
here evening Of the lAb ns VA spoken Of tina ~har
but a The facts had mot aathent,sed duo form,
ID not ncce the report last notes. me Singular
fesirres Of this induce 20 send aosg VIA New
Orleans 70 be two days advance In your columns.
tina eirsos route, for the press generally
The notes Of the Testimony given BY Captain Mason,
have from hmsel, and have verified thcm with the OH
cal reading Csptsn Mason deposss-"rhas my
voyage with the bark louisa, from Baltimore and
C>rdepas for RaysBs, on the 18Th instant, In tho
Afternoon, when OF he entrance Of the bsy Of
Natanzss, about eigh. miles from tne land, msu
sf-wN schooner, with studdns sail boom rugged out,
and Spanish coors aged, seen bearing do~a 90
me from tn NJ and when about = mile OF ared tvo
guns the contents coming In rnge, End dropping within
thirty forty yards Of the vesse nd by the Of
the schooner her spreading sail appeared stsnt
upon heading on set the cosors
screwed the metallic messengers Intended for
me- but did Dot alter my course add 10 my
After oolors displayed my vessel, tro
shotted guns fred her but finding that Just
ont Of resch, snd thst by bad management q the
sch ooDer the would Dot bs likely 70 get any nearer
preserved my without giving any further s.tsn-
lion TO her. ArhoUge The schooner had Spanish coirs
lyng, she do not appear 10 ~ If she wac 5psn'sa
NY ,ppr.ssoD that she q British vessel un3cr
sise cokrs On ,he i;s, Sharge the cnntctts
bark That the at the holm alarm left hrs
pest bat a,stey 70 hs duty 4ben ordered
By beck the bee and our couFee was Dos effected
by ipe a,ehs ceIipquepoy toe scnooner found her
shot fell IL ort OF the ark AID tost sho could not gain
NJ Us in sa. she lacked IN share and We soon lost
sikh, Of ber."
I'd NTH II
The vesse Sss British her rig Dad been changed fov con-
csaBent apo accord, to their reguisons she had
Iigh, 10 fire sootte3 gyms u briog n attack
sci githou. runnirg up her flag Il thought
that she Spanish az there every 70 bs1eve
that fe British 90 not know ~ sch poner
such ss she is described upon tho coast of Cabs an her
not ohpayhs beY f'g confirms toe opinion The veesel
may pcssioy bs prae, takrns advantage Of the exsm
plss set by the Forward, siy X and Bozzsrd roaey
to optrIe ON pirate account catch a hat dozen
vessels rb them, and have tho raossctons charged up
It Spoper TO mention that COMMANDER veszey, OF the
Htyx the Tor officer Of this oetschmeIt Of Mosque
tocom and probably the vessels ths side &C. under
BIS rtaoirg Of the Arcap nstr uc.ons Of ls4sss
the sourn size Of Cuba, snere there more gin-
boas and many American vesse there has no, been toe
srst Complaint msre az The Consulate of rrioidai
by American shipmasstrs OF berg boarded aot an.
hoyeo orr commerce. has been this sids-All act
Ing vrder the same psJuc.iers, presume
90 tie 18Th, we had the Arctic, Hsrtetein, Ia tbs
efloe, ar q TIE comm sDder on sbors Ga the 10Th the
Syx acd Veszy on shore. 18th Futon and Amy
slore None these h@vog met at sea- and leaving The
thirg without meeting. Mor1irg 1sth-rnree. Uoi,ed
scre I.vse set Fssn and Aros, Foe 0,%oaors
weri en- shore this morning, making the usual osls
he Danmh she rrel has arrived with 3o2 co,ne-lost
81 earn tb,, when the wabash lief, Jsmaic,, arc
esys s The schooner Co-tsZ mad not been c,odened
b. Tho Yes Admiralty Curt but che wH lying
in charge o. officer OF the ccurs Whether airy evil
dsrce taken f,on ,hw quarter, "a oorsnhr documents,
SspcsfoUs, sc wo1i be received BY the court, we are
Informed
RE British O. oaore Kelley, of tee cruising distric.
brtg JaiAeic, Island Cuba reru iatez
action Of her Majesty Cfl'ers On the north SIDE, espe
cally the w;rtby t'io Of cosssDal sprss-syx, For.
have been The GIonbup TsboahAu,, master,
tbs ery orc | rene mber, stopped near Cape Negro,
efccj mo oiices aoa nei Of The thrce steamers ont
side are all 10 good health Representatives from the
sise ys.Gss ave on s1ors seeking ssgaIs preserve tue
beuId), resh grub, Qacuing turte) ard lottery tick
CO; al IN toeiAbie spirits.
HAVANA, june %, 1855.
Captain Palmer out Of Prison-Why he ,cas Seasrcod
Landing CT ne Enolish Na-ires.
line, Captain Charles Palmer this piog, freed
preon some three days. This captain WAS put in the
rscun jail In October at think, for having bcsn taken
beard Of vessel with slaves by spanish vessel
Edepcc brous ht show that Captain Palmer sailed
from New York for h,nest voyage that the vessel
taken from HIN By violence after leaving New
York by person who board passenger, but
msnd OF her, AID tho soamen In revolt sustained the
spannh cap,sin, who represented himself OF tho
ship and cargo Captain Palmer endsavored 10 resume
his d, but Immediately pu. down. aud for the
res CT TIE voysre he tick Interest In the vessel
ctpt when compelled N answer haD Of the ship.
ITO courts fed that Captain Palmer inno
cent OF a breach of the l1v1 and acquitted him. The
srnush captain noai 10 ak years prcsidio,
hard labor ard Cthsrs VI The vstse 70 longer pc
roc Tue seton Of justce has been sloT, but in
I'M case
ore c your oorc, pr dents hs been much alarmed by
Sx. II T. ,ossibe that the party may have belonged n
The Euzz,rd or tho Forward, bu. tho landing made
ard n net ias nrst tme--of which more hereafter.
HAVANA, June ~, 1873
Captain he Rer,re Esdc,s fer New Tat-He irli Cal
rqrIy Claim his Brif,.
End NJ NJ do IA Eeviero on board OF tae steamer Ca
tawbs, Leaving Havana IN disgust He lha. hh
afranced bride shall be his; that he vii pursue her
wherever sho may re, but think h,s he vll avoid ool
Blunt the faihor, whom be could hardly avoid seslrg
evtn here. Tue Captain bic orders bs coat, bot
he LETT lhe hss vhere bs wife stn resided 40
be leured ihat he father had arrived and taken rssc
pocket snd uayele The proceeds. lie bore with
passport and may ether Esvelrg appel
laisoa.
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The Heated Tenn.
DEATHS PROM TNcrssyE HEAT.
me weather was Moderate enough yesterday, the