The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-01
AFFAIRS IN CUBA.
Our Havana Correspondence.


More OssYogss-7As American Bssk L0utsa F,sa Isso-
S.o<mew Of Copta:s Asson-kSsd InsO By Vessel
U.der the Spanish Flag Was she Pirase'-M'-e
OJs,is Slors Trade 7ayss AMERICAN Se1nssr OF Hs-
vana-TAe Corks at Jimaico, dc.
The ansh of the American bark Louisa, which arrived
here evening Of the A.h nA was spoken Of on the "hAr
but q had been aathen,stod In duo FORM
id not noce the report in last notes. me singular
fesirres Of this induce send aIo,g VIA New
Orleans 70 b days In advance In your eoamns
,hs rsos route, for the press generally.
The notes Of the Testimony, given by Captain Mason,
have from himseK aud have verified thom with the OH
ciai reading. Csptsin Mason depos,s-"rhas On my
voyage with the bark Louisa, from Baltimore and
Cardepas for Raysps, on the l8sh instant, IN tho
afternoon, when on lhe entrance OF the bsy Of
Na.anxss, about egh. miles from the land, man
sfw1 schooner, with studdins sail boom rugged out
and Spanish d,p aged, bearing iowa TO-
from tn n, and when about = mile on ared Two
guns the eoDsents coming in rnge End dropping within
thirty forty yards Of the vesse nd BY the OF
the schooner her spreading sail appeared issnt
upon hssding on got tho colors
perceived the metallic messengers Intended for
me, but did Dot Atsi my add 10 my CANVASS
After the colors ds3layed my vessel tro
shotsd guns Hred ~ her but finding that Just
ont Of rescb, snd that by bad management Of the
the would lot be hsey 70 get any nearer,
preserved my course without giving any further stsn
lion to her Although hs scoooDer had Spanish eoArs
lyng, she did not appear 10 me- a. Che wac Spsr'sh
NY ppr-ssioD wss That she British vessel unocr
sse cckrs. On ihe 1is discharge the coptct came so
bark the the holm alarm left hfs
pSs bat meoatey returned 70 his duty Sben ordered
b. me beck the Sbee and QUE couree ssa not effected
by alghr ce,DquepcY Afsr toe schooner found her
shot fe II ot OF The ark AID could gain
NJ US in sai. g. she lacked share and We soon lost
sEht CT ber.'
rhe ufusJ protest mas extended With the tepositt,u If
The vese 0ss British, her rig bad been changed ov oon
right FIRE sootte5 guns II bring n attack
SCI Sthou. ruprice up her flag 10 s not thought here
she Spanish, al there every 10 bsneys
that t British 90 not know ~ ech
such she described The coast of Cabs her
dhpayHg her fsg confirms toe opinion the vessel
pls Sc. by ,be torwarc, svx and BSzzsrd reaey
to operIe ON pirate account catch a hat dozen
vessels ,b tbem and have the raosactons charged up
70 tie B,i;bb eynboa,s
It rs ., oper to mention that Commander veszey OF the
styx the seror officer Of Ibis detachmeIt Of Eosqae
bis riaoirg OF the Arcap colst nstI ucons Of 1Si9ss
the SCUM soe Of Cuba, snere there are gin.
boas and many American vessels there has no. been toe
frat complaint ma1e at The Consulate of rrinidai,
by American shipmas;trs Of berg boarded ADJ an.
L0yeo as commerce. bas been this slde-all act
rg under the same ipsJuc.iers, presume.
On tie 18TH, ne had tho Arctic, Hsrtetein, IN ths
syx acd ye,zy on shore. 18th Fulton ana Amy on
sle None OF these hAviog met at sea, and leaving he
shirs without mee'irg. Marnirg lstn,rarse Uoited
ocre Isysletie Fulsn snd Arctic Zoe Commodore
went en- shore this morning, making the usual css
tie Danwh sbe rrea has arrived with ao2 oO,cs-lost
on the voyage 1863
p. 81 that when the Wabash Icf Jsnscl, 8vc
day. ,he schooner rc-tsz iad sa been c,odenied
b. tho v'cs admirably Curt but che va lying aocnor
In charge OF officer OF the ccrrt Whether any evil
dsrce taken on ,be quarter, ia cousuhr documents,
ssposfors, &c wo1ii be received py the court, we are
RE British o. rodore Kelley, Of tee cruising distrc.
btgecu Jaecs and the Island Of C1bs repu iia.es tho
acton of her Majesty cli ers on Ihe north SIDE, espe
ward and Bozzm.sns the Of outrage The south
ooast have been The Gonbufn TsbcohRu master,
ahout ten miles frcm the C6a ooas. reported q, ins
tHcc Tho Cncers aoa nei OF The three steamers out
side are all 10 good health Representatives from ne
lststt llkRnD (Which lat have tu9plied, az duty
beurdl iresh grub, Oacluing ture ard lottery tick
c,si al IN toleisbe spirits
HAVANA, yuoe -, 1855.
Cayain Palmer out Of Prison-why ne was sca,ncea-
landing CT ne Enolish harires.
line, Captain Charles Palmer this -uiog freed from
rreon some three days. This captain put in the
rscop ia, in October Last think for having been taken
Oh beard OF vessel with slaves by spanish vessel
Evidopcc brous ht show that Captain Palmer sailed
from New York for b,ness voyage that the vsssel
was taken from him By violence after leaving New
York by person who board . passenger, but
who, after gettug Outside the Narrows assumed c,'a
msnd OF her, aId tho In revolt sustained the
s,anrh cap.sn who represented nsof OF tho
shin and esrgo Captain Palmer cndeavored 10 resume
bis bu. Immediately pu. down, and for the
res cf TIE voysfe he tick no ioerest In the vessel
otpt when compelled " answer hal Of tho ship.
nc courts were satisfied that Captain Palmer
OF breach Of the lav1 add acquitted him. The
Spanish captain sent nca 10 ak years prciio
hard labor and Cthsrs " The vstsei 70 longer
rioc. Tue seton OF jusice has been SLOW, but sure in
ina case.
Gre cf your dents hss been much alarmed by
the s,osy OF sDo't Coban s'i by marines from the
Syx T. yossibe that the party may have belonged n
The Euzznrd or 'ho Forward bu. the landing was made,
ard r net tas 1rst tms-of which more hereafter
HAVANA, June ~, 1853.
Ca3sain he Reriere Esac,s for Nec Tat-H iOai Cal
lan,ly Claim Ma Brife.
lind NJ NJ do Ia REVERE on board Of tAe steamer Ca
iawba, leaving Havana IN disgust. He sxesrs tha, h
afranced bride shall be his; that he vii pursue her
wherever may Re, but think that he will avoid ool
Blunt the fsihcr, whom he could hardly avoid sesrg
evtn here Tue Captain his orders bis coa bot
he LETT The hotel where hl wife stl resided
be eMred that he father had arrived and taken ossc
scn OF liz rcons The money raised he Pot N hb own
pocket, snd travels the proceeds lie caro bore viii
passport, and may Ssun.e some esher Esvelrs appel
latsnn.
The Heated Tenn.
DEATHS PROM EXcrssNg nRir.
The weather Moderate enough yesterday, the
curry not berg higher any thss IS deg, which
h quite toersbe compared with what has been. Tho
following were tho deaths reported At The coroners
Office non the heat There II doubt but that Of
these cases should be ~, down N spopoxy;--
Jchn MARI found lnsersible In Sxtecuth street..
hop,e nv lYcs