The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-09
Our Havana Correspondence.

me Vilanuera Tle-Ks Official Recognition Death of an
Anericdn-Coolie Suicides and landing Markets, de-
The form Of recognition Of the title Of the late Conde
de vanueva by succession, n the sister of the father
OF the deceascd-Senora Dona Francisco Maria Meme
ria del Corral Martinez de Pnilos wife the Marquis
of Aguas Clsvas-was determined ty chspter Of the
honorable council (ayuntamens) Of this government, in
conformity with the usual official letter of the Captain
General IN such made and provided, on the Goth
uh The Council directed the customary fluctuations to
he dgnhed personages interested hr ,ugh the proclaim
ing officials of the chapter, which were rendered the
same day at the residence of the late Marqus-now in
right of his lady the Count Of Vlanueva So Of the
highest titles have Cuba mingles with the shades of
Afrc-not he first the last-where third of the
colorsd population free and the annual supply from
the fountain does not diminish 1t is the progress of
civilization to hold good, long there is black per-
son lei In Africa for France or Spain
Mr. 81. w. Pitts of Buffalo, died al the Hotel Cubano
few days since, of consumption He had just arrived
from South America, by way of Aspnwal He received
stances The body has been embalmed and will be trans
mitted 70 New York by the bark Albertna.
We had two cooe suicides yesterday In the vicinity OF
Rega and on estates In the country these casualties are
Of every day occurrence.
The British bark Dream from Macao last advices brought
AL and lost during the voyage e. Tue whole number
this l8 0S5 delivered alive, and died by disease
drowning, shooting &c, 3,l7s.
During the last business week some advance OBJ
tanned for choc, lots OF sugars Sales OF molasses
reported yesterday at Cardenas a. rails keg also
sales of sugars from two estates muscovadoe at rails
or So rs, with cash advances of $40 900.
HAVANA March 2, 1858.
Aaeraton in Change Homs-Opera Matters in Pruspe-
A Cold Spea in the Cty-DeaA Of a Norioegion Cen
Geman.
High Change IN this city fixed by General Conchs
between the hours of and nine A. M instead of in
the afternoon, at rst determined upon. We had
previously been accustomed before the establishment Of
the Exchange 10 meet beneath the shed at the end
the wharf between the hours Of and nine O'Clock
for the purpose of ransactng such outdoor business
felt could better transact personally than by de-
putty and is somewhat difficult change the settled
habits Of lfe continued to meet each morning the
wharf comparatively few going 10" Change in the after
This fact, suppose has caused the alteration OF
Change hours.
KaaAnzs together with the enchanting frezzon and Ron
oon the Teayo Tacon season. but unfortunately,
the mother Of gnor scolla he tenor the point Of
death, and although, ] Am told, he has received .
month and hafs pay in advance nevertheess refuses
81 present 10 sing. However, nberin they say, will be
here in the next steamer, and then possibly may all
We had our cold spell last Saturday night; the mer-
cury down low 65 degs of Fahrenheit and
morning, about half past O'Clock, stood only q
degree higher You may be teeth chartered and
We shivered with cold Laugh rot at US but remember
we live in a climate. Cloaks and In
full and general requiston on that day.
wne Rrsh who has resided in New York until within the
last four months for i've six years, died
this city the night Of the 24h ut OF consumption He
n the last stage Of that nsdious disease when he
came here late In the autumn He within two weeks
o( being 81 years Of age. His wife with him. cheer
his last hours and he ded amongst comparative strangers
attention they could have done hal he been their own re-
lanvc Your correspondent attended his funeral