The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-15

determined for their naval representatives not con-
WINGED. well understood that the hnt weuld b ~
oepted.
After returning 70 his vessel in the evening" re Fulton
left under easy steam for the waters Of Sagua Grande
The British Jasper, Pym commander enter
ed port the morning Of the 9th nst and left evening
In company with the Devastation for cruise in the Gulf
and to dispense information 70 her Britannia Msestys
By letters and personal advice received yesterday from
easua Grande learn that the American bark Marmon,
James sater was twice brought 70 by British cruisers
between this port and that harb0r-boarded night
and required to show his papers The Marmion sailed
hence the 1Ah Of May and arrived al that port the
book with him when be reported at the Consular office at
ssgua but was 70 have given his testimony the folio wing
long voyage Az soon Is advised the facts will be trans
The Fulton and Water Witch have been in the Ong all
day, watching for adventures, sentnes rights
HAVANA, June Q, 1858.
Hoso the Brig A. A. Chapman Gould Haus Run Dozen the
Ssyr-How She Did Not Do 1.-THE United States Seam
ers Fulton and Water Wich-No British Marines ,oere
Landed in Cuba-Spanish Moa &eamers-7he Stbma-
rine Telegraph and it, Privileges Very Wet Weather-
The Markets.
The brig Allan A. Chapman, Captain Laurent on her
last passage from New Orleans TO this port again
overhauled by British cruseS-this time by the some
what notorious steamer Syx. She fred several musket
balls At the brig, which went her masthead, and
because she did not heave TO- right ahwart her bows
There little wind ut the me the brig might have
the steamer down and SEMI all board her employ
old Charon TO ferry them that stream after which
their impairment cram is named However, that not
dcue and boat from the saucy styx having along
side the brig the customary impairment questions were
put, and the3ofacsr who asked them, leaving said
at ia NOT the Forward this time but the Styx"
Thus evdencng that the brig known and that the
overhauling second time within short period
done as sheer matter Of annoya nce Indeed, Captain
1sns :nd a0Om e ~ ma
Styx ashore he will 'see stars or am much deceived.
We were all delighted last Saturday at the arrival Of
the United States steamers Fulton and Water Watch.
Having shipped coast pilots ON the next day, they both
went on cruise. Tho Water Witch returned 70
the Tutons letters by the expected mail steam
snip from your port suppose The Fulton did not come
whilst Commander Almy came lahore in bis boat. Both
he and Commander Rodgers OF the Water Witch, went
direct 70 the United states Consulate where they met
Captain laurent Of the A. A. Chapman, and heard his
count of the annoyance he suffered from the Styx.
Any number Of volunteers captaps and officers Of
gone captured the yx but their services were
not required Let but the Fulton Water Witch catch
her 1t any Of her recent tricks and she will be
in your harbor with the Stars and Stripes floating above
the Union Jack but have reason for the belief that
sn. not hear o. any more Ne H. upon american
upon the subject Of the slave trade have been issued by
the British government the conduct Justly
commanders Of the British cruisers who under
their Interpretation Of the Ashburton treaty, all the
refer 70 the coast Of Africa and not to that Of Cuba This
believe, will be found TO be the case, and the eommaad
ers Of these cruisers WILL guess, be tried BY court mar
a for their conduct and be properly punished by being
dismissed the service Il u indeed quite time end
should be put TO these dongs.
me per last mail from your city, statement that party
Of English marines had been landed from the syx TO the
plantations in the neighborhood for negroes Startled
not ct the preparation Of such act for John Bull
s s @ 2 do
not have been aware Of Il As read on, found Il
stated that he captain Of the district where the alleged
landing had been effected had been ordered 10 this city
for trial" knew the captain OF the pavtido civil
officer, in fact mere commissary Of police, what
should Term justice Of the peace and therefore could
by any be responsible for the defence Of the
district where these marines we're stated TO have been
landed, and could not be liable TO punshment Ter no.
having resisted them As soon as had concluded the
perusal OF the herald containing the above staement
took active measures 70 ascertain whether or no were
true.
irow unhes,ainsy assure you thsrc not any truth
Htyx ever set loot on the shore Of Cuba
The epsnards are at last able to carry their mails
TO and from Spain and this Island without the assistance
Of gland France. On the LIST inst the Spanish iron
screw AlmogAbar arrived In nineteen days from
CAdz, via the cansIes and Puerto Rico, with the mails
nDe hooking ,hp Of about 100 tons barthsn. WY
On the Cd inst the Spanish steamer Mejco arrived from
forces-l72 Yucatan Indians To whom these
signed, or on whose account they were shipped am not
| at present aware.
The Sd the solemn festival Of Corpus Christi
There religious services in the churches, but the
weather being unavorable there not the Usual pro-
cession In the Afternoon
Don Antonio Maxine Mora, the promoter of the sub
marine Electric Telegraph Company, momoralised his
Excelency tho Captain General 10 exclude that company
from tho action Of the decree OF 18th January (which
acted that meetings Of all the shareholders Of all
MES must be held under the presidency Of officer APP
i
should be decided what should be the future
action regards the company, &C., &c Because the
Submarine Electric Telegraph Company had been formed
under the commercial code, the Captain General refed
TO grant the prayer OF the memorial and doing tells
Senior Mors he msy be peases appeal TO the supreme
serve thai have been informed that although the Captain
General has given permission 70 this company ito pro
ceed yet nothing further can Be done until the consent
| a the government in Spain Ia also obtained.
The British steam sloop ofwar Devastation sailed for
The bark Marmion, which len This por, few days ago
for SAgua 10 Grande 70 load compelled 70 "heave to-
by British steamer (name unknewn) and detained
three four hours. Let The Fulton but catch her ~
such trick, and see II she does not cry pcccavi
have met within few hours Baron Grabou The ira
yelling title Of the Grand Duke eg Mecklenburg cousin 10
Queen vctor. Of England he travelling noos and goes
70 New York BY this steamer dess also Captain Bell
Colonel Kinney has gone 10 New Orleans by the Empire
City.
Confirmation OF Augustus schsIl.
ONE HUNDRED GUNS FIRRD IN TIE PARK-rRANs-
PAR1ScIEs, SPEECHES, ETC., ETC.
The confirmation Of Augustus Sshe, Collector Of this
Port, was iesgraphed immediately after the event tosk
placA his freuds In this cv VIM corasd The xcoxv