The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-15
INTERESTING FROM CUBA.
More Outrages but In \ Modified Forrn-Th
slave rrnde-Naval Intelligence.


More Ousrages hut In y Modified Form-Ths
Slave rrnsie--Naval Intelligence.
The United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Captain
Harrison which left New Orleans the 9Th and Havana
night Of the 9th instant arrived at this port carly yes
ter Jay morning.
The Philadelphia did not enter the harbor CT Havans,
but remained out ct during her detention from
rise on the sta inst. TO the time OF her departure
the 9th
The Philadelphia has had tine weather during the
whole voyage, and has made the from Havana in a
little over feur days.
There was little Of interest occurring 81 Havana
The United States mail steamship Granada arrived on
the afternoon Of the 9th from Aspin wall.
The United States sloope OF war jamestown and
Plymouth were cruising OF Havana.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, July s, 1855.
7he Last British Aoressions--7hc Bark VIM. %. Seson
Boarded and her Papers Shoyn By Requca-7he BARK
Brothers Bodrded-Her Captain Refuses TO Show his
Papers-7he Brttsh officer 9sotes Bogus Treaty, but
finally Leaues Jnsatt. fsd-AoueB,ets Of The american
Squadron in The Gulf--7he american Brig O. Perkins
Seized Slaver-Ariual Of Cargo Of Coolies, dc.
Captain VIM. ~ Jordan OF tho bark NJ. B. steron, tes
tiled before the United States Consul ut Cenfusgos
the 18th Of Jmc"That Sunday, the 18th inst,
sailing by Key Breton, with Light breezes thai her Britain
alongside aud hailed 0be coors having been when the
steamer first seen), and the commander said, viii
sens boat alongside you please; to which respond.
ed be could do 10 IL he peased. boat from the
steamer with officer and four When my deck
the officer requested 10 let him my papers for FERNS
sake which acceded TO- bringing him forward the regis
ter and crew list OF which no made notes; asked me
'wbere boundP and returned my papers and loft the
vessel"
CHRISTOPHER Chase, master OF the American bark Fro.
TIERS OF ard from New York, deposed q; the oce
on the Esd Of Juns"rha, his voyage from New York
10 cnfuego on the sth Of Jry forty mes west Of Cape
Cruz, be sighted steamer ascrn, which gradually came
up with him. and The distance Of mile arod gun and
hOisicd British cOlors. lie then hois,ed his Gag,
tiuuIng under way and on bis course the s,eam
er following. AZ shc passed by, che lowered away
boat, which put or from her side with four
men aud an oalcor. He bad rope thrown as the boat
alongside OF bs vessel and received the 0icer at
the gsuewsy, conducting MIN to the cabn. When hcre
thecer asked 70 the papers Of the vessel which he
declined doing, asking him II that his mission
beard OF his vessel and by what authority he cslmsd
OF his The officer replied, by asking MIN
betwsen ne tso governmental TO which he rsponded in
the negstve and refused 10 give him che papes1 for OK
animation, unless he could take them by force Seeing
that he would not yield and produce bis The officer
said. Well captain, will not quarrel with you about t,
but wiz return beard Of the steamer aud report your
the ship ard IN about half hour after wards
er bore OF 10 another direction
We have in waters-Colorsdo, forty guns 10 go
home 10 repeir sha) Wabash forty guns waiting orders
10 the Mecrrsnean Wafer Witch two OF thirty
Tin por under orders for the north; Futon Al Pen
sscola 70 here Arctic, outside; soops Plymouth,
of the naval ordnance department; jamestown and
Macedonian and brig Dolphin IN the ozoiug. ACCOUNTS
from tho several vessels, hear from then nearly
every day, are very favorable ~ 10 health
Thomas Savage Ac log Consul General, has caused tho
Amer san brig Perkins, OF New York, TO be se1et for
having been engaged IN the slave sdcbavlng landed
cargo recently the port OF Mariel While the
witnesses were being examined was accidentally IN tue
Consulate and noticed the entry OF person WAC inquired
for Mr. Savage On bis being pointed oas ne handed him
what seemed 10 DO letter. and immediately left Ano
mept after Mr. Savage broke the envelope and thousand
dollar bin OF the Spanish bank appeared. With much
pr,se he called on all present 70 bear Notwithstanding
the hil-and Cow 10 the door fud his gentleman: bu
the bird had nown. No one can be found ~ clam
the bill Tho ovuers-whocver they
Of the brig G. Perkins, made great missiSe, ~
sinking the vessel the same night, as With the bill The
vessel will be raised and sent H. the United Ssss, unless
"A should appear that the government here have claims
mon her for violation Of the revenue laws Several
mat dcscriers from naval vessels in The Gulf. have
been captured here and sent on. 10 their vessels by the
Authorities
The American bark Swallow Tucker, arrived July I.
100 davs nom Annoy consigned 70 Torrooo, Puonies %
CA coolies ct eight the voyage on the 5h, American
hcrk Competitor. IRON sEatow, 20 x. Morales, wili
2rs--of witch eleven we're femaes-and seventy I've
died Health on CITY god among the shipping uct 20.
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