The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-21

Invasien Of the "Evcr Faithful hIo,, By
Brltlhh uarlnes-ArneA Search Of PIan-
tatisns for Bezales-Th Way the
Captain General Treats TIE In
suit to tho spanhh Flag.
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me Uuited States mail steanship Bhck warrior OaplAh
Smith, from New Orleans by way Of Havana arrived at
this pert early yesterday morning.
The Black Warrior left Havana the 18th instant.
The insoeDoe and aguessoDs Of the Englsh gunboats
continue. few days snce ey IAWdsd dssaeAmsax Of
MARINES at one Of the out ports Of the ilamd and searched
s plantations in the vicinity for Bozae negroes bu. found
Hsus The captain Of the Parsedo where landing
effected has been ordered to Havana trial. for no. hsv
ing resented the invasion and insult 70 The Spanish Gag
The health Of Havana good.
The particulars Of this affair, gather them from
parties who arrived in the Black Warrior ara foows
On the eve Of the departure Of tho B. W. infor-
nation was received Of IN outrage on the Spanish
government by the authorities Of the row notorious
British gunboas Styx. Al y usual in GASES Of this
kind where there documentary evidence to 90 upon
there various aoAt One ID that the steamer
Styx, having . suspicious looking craft making for
port, che gave chase; but she ousailed by the
clipper the captain became snraged, and landed his
marines 10 endeavor 10 the prize that had thus
adroity eluded his grasp On further inquiry We find
that this mot the state Of the The real facts
are these:-The styy, which Is wall known has been
cruising In the ne'ghborhood Of Havana som, time
past, in the neghborhood Of Of the ou.ports
when for which have not clearly appeared
commander beosme suspicious that cargo BozAes had
been landed, notwithstanding his vigilance Upon this
and without any better information be landed a de-
tachmens Of marines, under the command OF an
officer, with directions 10 sconr the country In
search Of tie Bozaes. The marines accordingly male
circuit Of upwards Of thirty miles acng the coast enter
Ing the various plantations and searching vigorously for
negroes. There strong force .. the command Of the
Spanish military authorities tne point where the ma
rhes landed, but attempt was ms5c TO resist
them. The Spanish officer in command of the troops
sirpnI
incursion. The marines having searched every where
that they thought proper without any satisfactory result
returned on board their ship The people OF Havana are
represented TO be highly indignant II this what they
sdArpg outrage and insult 10 their flag by the Brsh 60
vernment and they inclined 10 insist the fuest
explanation being made. The Captain General was 30 en-
ragged when he heard of what hsd been done that he i'm
medasey despatched dire ,tons that the officer in CON-
mand who did not resist the British by force of arms
should be brought In chains 10 Havana tried for his
offence.
With regard 70 the feeling in Havana touching the recent
conduct Of the English nava ocers In coming Spa
nish porto search American vessels the extent Of in
dignst,on prevails 70 be found in this city From c,n
versaiion held with passenger by the Black warrior we
learn that the vessels in the port Of Havana are deter
mined 10 take the case Of their defence into their own
hands the United States government does not nterpose
lie high authority and power 70 protect them. There
fact which may give idea Of the state Of feeling
An American captain, who about 10 leave Havana for
the Chinese seas 10 bring cargo Of immigrants 10 Cuba
was ang up his vessel such manner 10 be able 70
resist the attack Of any vessel that may sssa him 81 sea-
either going returning and he has declared his inten
ton 70 eight for H. the Sly attempts 70 board and search
him. some Of tho rich people Of Havana highly Ap-
prove Of this determination that they have offered
captain $40 900 he can succeed in bringing tho pugus
cous styx into harbor . conquered gun5oat Tho re-
suits Of these belcosc Indications be seem
doubt the prompt and decisive OF The AmeI
government win prevent the saDgunary intentions Of
Individual captains.
The Spanish war steamer Herman Cortes arrived Mt
Havana On the 10Th instant from Puerto Rico bringing
the mails and 100 passengers that st csdz me i2th
ultimo board the steamer CadiR That vessel
lost her propeller and rudder the 23d Of April, and
rived 81 Puerto Rico under sail.
The Gacea 0fcial Of 18Th inst publishes . statement
OF al the receipts Of the public treasury OF the Island Of
Cuba during The year 1857, compared with those Of
1866