The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.

LII O4sAhNl
Arrival or the Black Warior-The New
Spanish Trouble with Mexico-The Tacon
Theatre Pronounced Unsafc-sugar Market
Unchanged Rates.
The United States mail steamship Black Warrior Capt
smith, which left New Orleans 2ih and Havana
the 18th inst arrived this port yesterday forenoon
The Black Warrior experienced very severe weather
from the northward and passage from
Havana.
From Havana there is nothing OF interest TO report.
survey had been held the walls of the Tacon
theatre and they pronounced unsafe, having
tanned very serious injury the time Of the explosion Of
the powder magazine. This fine building will, therefore,
have to be partly taken down and rebuilt.
1t feared that the opening of the Opera next month
would be delayed in consequence.
Sugars and exchange remained at last advces.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Oct. Is, 1858.
Feeling Cuba IN Regard to the Affairs Of Me1o-United
States In,errenton-A judicial Rampus on Hi4neae-
The American Captain Of the Hatdee Slaver--Constl
Sdra9e Stops another american Trader, dc.
AS far as VIC have any public sentiment in Cuba
seems to be made up just now in favor Of Spanish de
monstraton with against Mexico and to open the
way by an attack on Tampco which would, Of course be
an easy victory and point in base for military opera
tons which would be fatal to the constitutional party
and might lead to other results which would not be so
agreeable Brother Jonathan and, for that matter
mot subscribing British interests 1t does not seem right
that Spain should be quiet and permit her transient c
zens business in that country to be shut up in
prisons for declining TO be pundered by every
upstart party that may chance to be IN the
aoad every other day. AT Madrid such consuming
changes endured. But they used TO it, and ind
vdual taxation is not materially increased thereby; but
dnlIu Sc lad
starvation it rather strongespecally when wrung
fom those who are to be taxed at home by-andby to
keep the "hone OF San Fernando" in place and estma
ton, and our growing royal family in ''pums."
The political condition is anarchy, and what may be
worked out Of It must be determined by the United
States and that others will take and consume the
fruits government ought 10 be snstaned-of their own
electonby troops oreign troops until they have learn
ed to be law aud abiding people; until
generation walked upon the stage, with education
der proper masters This is not for me to discuss but
the intention q Spanish invasion Is seriously entertain
ed and il right unless you will undertake TO keep your
neighbors in better order or will teach them better man
We have reports of disquet among the high functona
aries Of the Royal Audienca on account of failure in et
quete the last dnog, or court day that they had
struck for music, not having received the roll OF
drums and flourish Of rumpcts when they entered the
court Of the palace TO which they claim TO be entitled
true accident II true, they would not make
fuss about IT. ana il they all lett in body nobody would
weep Concha would be saved much trouble in the
raj police established their halls for the advantage Of
Justice and tor the benefit of society The story with
out reason, while If their ratons Of music stopped
there good occasion for IL
We have the late American captain of the
bark Haidce which under investigation by your
courts claiming that his ship taken from him the
high and perverted TO illegal trade which he
willing TO receive more aurieeous JUNCTION 70 sootne ms
troubled SOUL but he cannot get It, and he does not like
60 visit New York. under present circumstances TO give
his testimony as TO the gross wrongs done him.
The American bark Ardennes, Pellpico, regularly
cleared for honest voyage stopped by Mr. Savage, the
United States Consul, who has declared upon the
Of his country and says he has orders for it,
"A a Hukn
OUR PUERTO PRINCIPE CORRESPONDENCE.
PUERTO PRINCIPE Oct Q, 1885,
Local Ners Repoyt-Otrage BY Runa,Oay Negroes-Good
Jay7ya Prospecs-Demdnd for Prorisions dc.
Although at this there is very little Of local
srsogeness or thrilling incident give you the days may
come when the comets gone that matter may evolve
from social composition to be borne along by the bird
OF the We paper which tries TO get every
thing, that poor devil has lived hundred and
twelve yeashas health and intellectual faculties left TO
give enjoyment thereof that he partly coored not Of
abundant daring in the vicinity Of the metropolis,
which all right as they Will most gather where there Is
most plumber.
In the way Of brutaity-which I am happy say
Is not common in this section-a party Of run
away negroes attacked the proprietor Of farm
and his servants two leagues this side o
Nucvitas One white person had his fingers cut of
and hs shaved from his head while another mana
ger the place. beaten and mGiiatcd IN an outra
yeous our vigilant authorities have Instituted
for discovery and punishment Of the perpetra
ors which are likely succeed but the steps taken
nay probably prevent other like vations this part
Of the road.
our crops are all looking wcl and the prospects of
sugar and tobacco good for the planters and
armers.
our communications by rail will eventually connect
yith the capital which viii throw much good land within
sach OF industry aud after the cable speaks with
Sckenng thought shall have very little left 10 desire
ave old age and long enjoyment thereof.
Nuoviias market place, and provisions are In good
,rmand a. well as pitch white pine lumber.
Weather throughout this region perfect.