The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-01
News frurn Cuba.
OUR HAVANA COkREsPOsDYHeE.

HLyAsA, Jan 25 1853.
Second Diriso1l Of ne Spanish fiet gone b Sea-Nan>s
Of the yessis--An Attack Vera C,ris Ioos>d for
The SIae 7rade-Ezeeuiion Of a M,uhrer-zh Saqa
Narkd, freoh,, Erchangc, dc.
Wednesday Of last week the division o, the
Spanish Armada which has been for some months aoai
in these waters, got TO In the following order
Frgae Esperanza commander, Don Pedro del Castillo.
sioopoi-wsr fcrroana; commander, Capt Manuel de Ia
Rigaia
Brig Habsnero commander, Lieut. Victor Sanchez.
The large naval force mustered 10 Cuba osensiby
the invasion Of the republic Of Mexico, IN motion
Masses and eight vessels said be on cruise for
practice. know better location for practice,
10 revive the honored chirary OF the nation than
the ooasts Of Mexico. may be that the two divisions
will appear in the oAug cf Vera Cruz but
do not believe IT, The weather for The las, tao weeks
bs been unfavorablc for comfortable cruising that
think that nothing hut she most urgent business in their
profession would keep them outside Of this hrbvr or
of sight OF the Moro Castle, for long time II Is no
ustter; but they have gone down 10 visit their ruant
sprgs we shall see some lively times before the story
We have Indications Of continued and extensive prcpa
rators for the coast trade and advised another
slave landing but the number and other
hot discovered. The Decentralization took place In or
the bay OF Sierra Moreba-vesse sel dc stroy ed
We have The interesting Performance by the moral re.
s,pn ~ ,bS sbc & s h osn 30,
Of por the soul Of the murderer will be leaving the
rahle carcass ef The wretch the subject convict ho
killed one Of the attendants guards under whose
cnafge they sbor IN the streets wherc justice
been unusually prompt " strike. Thousands will gather
~ the wh) have been thousand times murderers
Ia their hearts, possibly.
The health Of havana, the bay, has been much i'm.
proved by the cold storms have hal the est week
more.
The weather has been sufficiently bad 10 proven, the
TRANSACTION OF business in staples Sugars have not
charged in prize no sales. shipments only SEQ boxes
Tor tho wees-the like remembered by tho oldest
merchant since have been shippers of the article
The stock on hand, 50 400 b,res embracing 10000 boxes
Of new crop.
trcghis for the Unteo states more looked for and
rate Title improved for small vessels ti per box hhds
mosssee, " 10 ~; do of sugars, e. 30 ~ rs b~e
and al out ports Concentrated, good at tS 50 % rs PER
hid
Exchanges rather dull Irrdon 30 days sight. is q
IL premium New York, 2st ga, DO. oeton and other
Indirect points az sa Do Tinted Stsies gold coins
3i premium New Orleans short sight bills premium
The Havana correspondent OF the Charleston Courier
under date Of 25ih inst says-That a schooner boldly
entered the harbor Of Maun and dis CHARGED four i've
hun irei savee OF those landed by Fspernuza ak or
seven hundred have been cap,ured by the authorities
The correspondent believes that Santa Anna 4 concealed
In one Of the anh ships of war and others say that he
has not been in Havana
The yacht wsndtrer bad arrived at Key west The
clipper ship Mallory, from Liverpool for New Orleans
touchtd there for provisions and water.
The ship Msdlesex from Boston bound for New Orleans
went on the Pacific reef the 2st The wrcckers
hghtepcd and got her OF. She lies inside the reef