The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-13

at Porto Rico for years. and Nj. j. B. phipps.
San Fernando Hotel in this city; DIST on the morning Of
the 6h at six O'clock ana the last al the same hour on
the 9Th inst The remains Of both gentlemen wore en-
balmed and placed in metallic coius deposited IN nCae
in the Catholic Cemetery, 10 await opportunity for re-
m0val to the United States.
Our Consul General leaves for home by this steamer,
short leave, by the advice Of his many friends the
duties of the Consulate being performed during hs ABB
sence by Thomas Savage, Esq.
The Quaker City leaves US this evening s five, with
full freight and passenger list
We have great deal Of speculation here as to social
ties and politics of the Old World but having immediate
application to condition. which quiet aud sub
mssve uncer gentle rule Of which, in our own hearts,
We speak no evil.
HAVANA, August 8, 1852
NeW Port Collector and Ne,o Anmoyances to Ams,lcas
7raaUs-A Spani,h Fish Decree and Boon to the
Pecple-A Hurricane and Rafn-Intense Heat Yellow
Fever Progress aSd AortolIy-7he Nsw Cotton Company
and It's Rules de-
There has been recently q new Administrator (Coi.
ector) OF the Customs appointed at this port who mas
discovered fresh method of annoyance and even OF in
jury 10 the masters Of American vessels by causing
come Of them which were regularly measured and OBJ.
tanned the regular Custom House certificate Of ton
mage recently last year. TO be again measured this
year. and 70 be detained until that ceremony again
Mane measured last year by the proper Custom
HOuse officer at this port and the regular certificate given
of her tonnage Yet when certificate was presented
To the proper officers for her to obtain the requisite port
pass, &C., 1t (the certifcate) was declared to be q
forgery, and the port pass &c, was refused until the
vessel had been again measured. The refusal
to grant the first pass took place the I'd met and the
OF the vessel did net lake place until the
4h. The Wabash could not consequently proceed to sea
until the next morning Thus she was detained three
day at cost to the owners OF twenty thirty
dollars per cay TO crafty mere freak Of the Collector Of
Customs. The detention OF this vessel therefore grosg
injury which would TO call for the
United states government 10 prevent repetition OF 20
The Spanish mail steamer Europa arrived on the ID
inst from Cadiz, &c in twenty two days. bringing
than seventy passengers and the gratifying gen0e
that roy al decree had been issued Spau MONTH
which enacts that hereafter live feb may be imported into
this bland from foreign ports Ia foreign vessels without
the payment OF any tax except the custo mary port
charges This great boon to toe poorer here,
as well az an advantage to the fishermen Of Florida OF
which they will not be- feel conhdent SLOW TO take al
vsDisee
terrific hurricane of brief duration occurred at Bay.
amo IL this island on the 24h u which up several
trees by the roots and scared the Inhabitants pretty
considerably" Twas succeeded BY very heavy raiOs.
Cuba TO the 25h ult although bilious fever prevailed
TO a considerable extent
The city and throughout the island generally
during the pact eight or ten dsys has been ixteuse We
have had smars showers on eacn OF the last dive
aternoops.
Yellow fever Ia epidemic in midst.
There hundred and seventy OF yellow
fever (Americans) at Bslitts (he PRINCIPAL hospital 70
(Juy) Of which one hundred and thirty three dig
charged cured, twenty eight ded-leaving nine under
We have the following conditions Of uex company
This anglo Spanish 10 ut Stock Company shall sty1
cd ola Asotonsra de Ia Hsbana he Cotton Association
OF HavaDa)
2. 1t shall be established at the city of Havana.
lis duration shall be for the term OF ninety nine years,
which may be extended at pleasure
Its capital shall be four million dollars rep resented
by l6 goo shares Of $3.50 or ESQ ca
g. rhese shares shall DE paid up in ten nsts!uents.
Tae FIRST the society being egaly constituted ths
Others at Intervals OF three months which intervals may
be extended ordpg the judgement Of the Board q
Directors, the engagements Of the company may re.
quire, the collections being advertised fifteen days prev
The company shall acquire the lands most at for the
planting and growing OF cotton either by purchase by
lease. aud will make advances to cotton growers
T. 1t will enter into contracts for the purpose mentioned
in the previous article, preerrng those lands which
moot suitable nearest the ports, high roads and railways
afording the greatest facility of transport
g. Ia the acquisition Of the lands which, whether pur-
chased or leased the company will have them
and valued, 80 that they may not only be suitable foe
cultivation but also that the values may be moderate and
| adapted to the interests Of the association.
g. 1t will provide the machines, apparAt and tools me-
cessary for the planting, production and packing
ton till baed for shipping, preferrng toe inventions
which simplify and accelerate their operation the most.
TO- II is proposed ring for its own coun, res colo.
nts and ga ared aberers and workmeD 70 be empoye
IN the cultivation Of cotton, the always accord
IL. proposed by this company to form plantations
which shal each be under the direction care OF ma
psger with the necessary planters i'm pements furnish
ing them with the number OF coonss and w,rkmen re.
CURED for the cultivation of cotton which they shall
specia y be dedicated without prejudice rowing Of
vegetables land ,be like for the maintenance the people
On the plantation.
IL. The company shall acquire the buildings which it
may consider necessary for the baug and storing OF cot
ton, adopting the latest improvements
ID. The company shall purchase from any the par.
GELS of cotton, with without Seeds which may be
deemed DESIRABLE and shall store them for sale here or
elsew here.
Two More Letters frum JUDGE nnupIas