The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-16
HAyANA. Nov = 1875

Scse a ~. LegreeIIe Goes for Tiat-Ths NcW Jaaed
States Consul GeHeoi--Capture Of ne Bark Venus a
Sldg.r--Ldrgs Haul Of Negroes-.Sccial Progross-7as
InssoG Saes WR Steaaer Depctch-Ss1dr Market,
ana Wsatho Reports, dc.
Dr. Iegrce, Of whom you at come length on the
seth u and who had intended TO have returned to the
United States changed his mind and placing full reliance
upon the justice Of his has gone back 10 Nitanzas
with 10 my view more yalor than wisdom there stand
hs trial upon the false charge preferred against him
b. the Tcrienie Of ceiba Mochu.
1T. Iegrec lcft this city four i've days since, pro
m,sng 10 write the resu, OF hs trial, but have
heard from hin, and as hold q no news 10 be good
news, am induced 10 hope he has been acquitted and
for ncrc Cuba justice triumphcd But should
suTmsc prove 10 he correct the Doctor will assuredy
h entitled 70 ample redress for having unjastly been
placed the stocks and kept in them for twenty four
bous the express commands o the aforesaid 1enanie
and hope our government viii demand that such redress
viii be forthwith given.
Consul General IN Cuba s amongst US We have ALL as
IN duty bound paid respects TO him. Colonel Helm
evidently man Of good mental capzcty and acquire
and with his previous Con lar experience will
doubtless perform the duties Of his present Office IN sush
n manner as 70 give very general satisfaction
ofwar Condo De vensdlls brought this har
Dor the bark Venus, formerly q New Orleans She had
between Eve and ~ hundred bczales board At the
time she captured and bad. ! hear then already
landed part Of her cargo, forty ffty II whom
found board coasnc vessel near Cardepas am
hold BY who from Lis position ought know that the
E?ansh steamer Of set the " the SLAYER ashore
The night aud then reported they had escaped IN Their
beat Think ycu bad that been composed u Ar,e
rcsns they would have been lei of easily confess
do not believe They would have been; II nay memory
doe not deceive the Venus sailed hence last March
April or May, for legal c.sgc 70 the coast Of Africa
True, her capture with Africans on board dces ev
oence that all the vessels that have desire sail hence
unoer the and stripes for the Of Africa
destined for the slave trade, but taken IN connection
with tho fact ~ the large number Of other vessels
that have sailed from this port under American colors,
Tor pretended lawful voyages 70 Africa and which have
been captured the and afterwards condemned
NJ savcrs WILL 10 far 10 justify belief that such
te fact can caito memory Al the moment some eight
q Tn American vessels that have 50 sailed and been
captured
Until very recently sewing machines have
been IN great discredt IN this tsland, bot
our meet respectable families planters and tailors,
have become purchasers q these amablc helps to
the ladies', aud tho machines with their gentle hum.
may nov be beard n more than OF fashionable
tailoring establishments aud nay be seen N many Of oar
most respectable houses. Many Of or planters TOO
hear have each purchased q the machines ana sent
to their estate 20 be used making 10 the chog for
the negroes - wen A. that ~ e overseers engineers
and other white men employed.
The spanish steam frga,c Berenguea sailed again
on the ~ INST y believed for smpoo under tic com.
rnand 81 her First Lieutenant.
observe very many heavy buoys have boon anchored
N tbs hafoor preparatory suppose 70 the expected
rival 81 the feet from Spain.
Tho United states steamer Despatch was X, tins b,rlor
for few hours enc day last week. she u, believe,
cruising on the north SIDE q the island
On the 81 instant small Span Oh steamer the Furopa
arrived IN twenty two days from Cadz VIA Tie Canary
les and Porto Rico with the mails and ia passcngcfs
Ncrk With later European dat = than she brought
hy TIE Isabel from Charleston 18th inst, the intelligence
Wa received lore that Peter William From late chief
nAe O. uc bark lyra, who returned 70 Key West IN the
b~'e On her previous trip, had been arrested, under
VARIANT from the District Attorney AZ Key West FOR
hsNhg mocn engaged the slave trade and confined
~ tne Monroe cunty BAL - await the Of the United
siates DISTRICT Judge q Key West From probably
tnis pressn lfsonren, 70 lard stories lac said
" have tod here
The British ehip Starlight Hoprood master of bristol
hCnnd with arge cargo Of coal from Newport Wales
TO- this port was ashore the evet os Of tho sth
genteman, named Michael Herrgan who came from
~ Louis, died y tbs city. o. conEumpuon the "a in
slant
The weather delightful and the public health perfect
We AWAITING 0c accustomed arrival q oar northern
friends % PASS the hotc keepers have reno
waited their houses anticipation u large lnhux u
~ esis.
HAVANA NtREgTs
VA vlNA November lO.--sugsr--Immedately after NY
fcysv % 25th W. holders yielded 10 the views 0f pur.
ehasers W slight extent ADD active scene OF business
n. per- ~ q the year at cnsued More recently
unfaxcrablc advces from the Northern United staes
have been roe wed and yet further reduction In
has taken Place Beeed upon the latest transactions of
Which have head make the following quotai ons AZ
Which rates holders quite nrn ID s Nos 70 10,
as& reals noe ~ W ~ 9apx reals Nos 70 10 IA |
~ rea!. Nos 10 y ~, loA N reals Noe IS q
~ IL rs reals. Whes aceordng 10 quality ~ 70
70 reaf pVr afote 9 ;. The exports 70 the VDtcd