The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-31

HAVANA NAY 70, 1000
The Mszed oo~mission he Slaue 7rade Of sp1nAr-i
nal Of Hn Mr. Ryder from Bostop-7Ae United States
Mail STEAMER Phiiad,phia Boarded by Spanish Troop
Her Captaa Disarms them, dc
ne Hon. Ryder arrived by the British West India
mall 23d ipst and took at the Hotel Gu
ssno. Mr.. Ryder has been appointed arbitrator OF the
British and Spanish dxsd Court Of Jastce Instituted
Ger treaty spu between Eogland and SPAIN for sup
preston Of the slave trade filing the place recently
vsoased oy Couot Lnsada appointed British Consul Gene
rel Of Massachusetts, residing at Boston,
whore hs elevated m,ra character will be refreshed by
gea,a synpaihes, aud the land OF STEADY habits" I'D
by the lpnaence Of his extraordinary example
whle regret the late departed account Of his
modest ~ortb urssne and unpresuniog inteli
eesoe must permitted TO recognise with kindly
srssns csrsis frank and whole souled Eoglishman
Who 6e bic place. From personal Indication, as well IS
ths aneoedeu OF Mr. Ryder, he viii discharge the duties
sf important cce with credit himself honor 70 hh
soenvy for progress In TIE sreA, Of humanity
engaging the OF The civilized world, however
much OF error may miDeie tnerewfth.
The fate Of the esnabe BAckhouse viii not be his for
q the peculiar energy Of character OF the
ever faithful prpeepce
IN This p.ctiop is proper 10 notice that the Hon.
George Bsckhouss and family most kindly remem-
bsred hts community and here earnest desire 10
bring oonvcsn upon those Who bruay deprived society
ana NE country Of fearless faithful and most valuable
yabhc servant II Ia supposed that the mystery which
covered the murder N about being lifted and that 4.
viu be sscsr,a net u have been pssated by FORMER
sapoye in the once Of the British CommissJDer,
IN BRITISH employment
TIE steamship Pbisdelphis, Harrison commander,
the ev.ong Of tbs twenty third at O'Clock,
from Nee YORK and although late partially vsite
by the government bosis add Captain Harrison sd
wee that ai dayisnt the foi'o~ps morning could
scve re ship no the hsrbor 10 Der anchorage.
Aer TIE departure Of Tn visiting IN nails from the steam
Captain Harrison Uncovered two spanish soldiers on
ks seck fully armed and .ocouued moving about among
IRE passengers, vrry maoh W bis surprise; ana on
uquirs Of the cause. he Informed that thev
bed le charge " bis vessel 70 see hsi here
cation with from the shore daring The night
oss ~oulo had oojeosion 1, having tue usual
prosctve ocnie of The inspection department Of our
OF the sIa1sn sutnoraes 20 pct him under military
gasrs, such say W restrain bis ship, which had
lesy entered tie port had bern visited, and bis paers
shore With the Declaration ~ the ON ,ers OF the
ysrt th.t all tight Apoiher ooe 5onase feature 10
be ssrou having len the guard on board without
ssy b,tioe " The captain irving explspstou OF any
becessy for such purpoee Capt Harrison 1nding tnss
nat ste hoaf be oopd eend the soldiers shore
b trs their AIMS from hem and placed them In his
pan 81 hen could permit armed soldiers
win moske and sred bsyouep, co board OF his ship
teu hc ~retchsd the Arms from their hand without
SEEING sny other cid
TIE sp~neb authorities may object tbs prooeedinss
OFT preceoept nj they will not susmp, eoforce
probably resumbe the custom Of keeping such guard
mxt, be necessary near the ship, IN their own boats