The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-10

The Cunard sseamahip Karnak CAPTAIN Br0wnless, A.
ryea at mis- port yesterday afternoon from Havana and
Nsssau, N. Pr with advices from both places and from
Kingston, Jamaica
News from Havana.
me attacks Of yellow fever on board the shipping
neither Of 60 malignant character as
shsy were during the last two years. t
We have had heavy showers ON each Of the last two
days.
SAILOR, who was intoxicated on the Goth OF June,
having been taken into custody BY salve gunsdia,
ssng 10 proceed 10 the prison, the sAye guArdiA drew
his sword and inflicted wound the sailors
head, and then placed him in the Charity Hospital.
Usyed sugars have suddenly advanced half real per
arsbe. transactions upon the basis Of reals per arrobo
70 yD. 8. No. IL.
Noasses without much demand Il 81 reals per key for
asyed, and AZ reals per keg for muscavado. Ffeghs
~ last reported is believed, however, the rates viii
soon improve.
Exchanges heavy and tend downward on London Is to
10 per Ueps premium on New York, Sa 10 per cent
premium; on New Orleans, bto 0 per cent premium,
short sight, the Demand however, for this latter exchange
b very slight
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, June 20, 1859.
Difficulties If american Traders in Port-7as Unloading Of
Vsses-Stfsings Of NeW Orleans Captaia--Ralway
RaIian Opsrs Company Wansed-TAe Coosis Trade and IL
xortahiy--Post Office Delay IN es Delivey Of ~ New
York Rerald, DC.
The :hpmasters in this port, who dschargng their
vessels utter bitter complaints at not being permitted 70
discharge After IL O'Clock A. H. fhe master Of bark
from New York, laden with hay, hogshead shocks and
paving stones told three days ago he had then
been In port fourteen days, during which period he had
only succeeded IN getting about fifteen hours work done
towards dnchargipg hin cargo. That he was no. per-
sed to discharge the hay and shocks under any crcum
stances after IL O'Clock A. n, but that he could obtain
permission TO discharge the paving stones until O'Clock
in the afternoon, by PAYING dollar hour for the Ii
cenee to do 90 from IL O'Clock A. H.
The brig Allen A. Chapman, Laurent, Of New Oreans-
regular Tader-arrved here the evening Of the 23d
nat Next morning, customary Capt Laurent went TO
he Custom House TO enter his vessel Upon presenting
his manifest he asked that correct account
Il his cargo. he replied In the Affirmative. BE then
asked be had not any -four on board. He said, only
The part Of barrel entered the manifest ~ half bar
rel, being portion Of his soresthat he had not full
barrel Of -four board. 1--WE know better than that
uad tbH Custom House Official have positive inior-
NATION from New Orleans that you have hundred
barrels board which y NOT on your manifest" every
well, sir,' rejoned Capt. Laurent, "porhaps you know
steam tug went alongside the Allen A. Chapman ana
placed her alongside the wharf, where she WA taken pos
6OuB6
gang sailors from spanish ofwar came on board
and commenced diacharging the cargo. That work was
completed on The morning Of tho 2sh inst without ~ en-
pears ihe Allan Chapman had among her cargo which
onnslea Of isrcss potatoes ana ouons three hun
than that article usually packed thss either
eaemy Of Captain Laurent perchance wag a. New
formed him the Allen A. Chapman bad taken three hun
cred barrels Of -four board Of which circumstance he
he spkrsh Consult as in duty bound duly informed the
There has been report circulated in Nacon Georgia
Mat Mr. Perry Rgby IAN engineer GOV in the employ Of
We havana Railway from Macon had been garrosed IL
this city, for having by negligence or carelessnese caused
train under his charge to run of the track and thereby
been ga1Iosed but since under his di.
rsco rather two three Of the last cars Of the train
IN consequence Of the bad condition OF the road got off the
track ana the thigh ofs brakesmsn smashed. Two
three weeks after this accident occurred Mr. Rsby was
and n1Swn INTO %here was Ssp. sssa
hundred dollars by the administrator Of the railway for
Abe Acndspsnd that amount deducted from his wages
The Dre Of hundred dollars is the usual mode OF punish
Il engineer adopted here when run oil takes
place without sny loss Of life ocourring-bu have been
by engineer Of responsibility that nire ten'hs
Of he accidents that the Havana Railway
caused ny ae bad condition aud state in WHOA the
read 10 Kept.
senior AIazar formerly Administrator Of the Tea,ro
TscCo sDOrt 10 Wait tue Norsh 10 ger Italian Opera
Company together 10 Wait tos city and should he no,
succeed there he will proceed to EaroSe for me same
On lie 25:h met the French ship Vile de Deppe goe
Eek na with b2t Afiatcos free eooeists Five died iom
the passa four Jumped oerb osrd
rived They are consgned 10 Aessrs. Fernandez ani
Ebimper.
On he 9Th inst the Holland snip seoua, Cart Kuring
arrived from Macao via ST. Helena, IN 100 days With AIT
"Ascos free CoIonifts" Sue 900 csassQ
H there sere seventy three deaths on tue passage.
hexr many Of the subscribers to the 3EgALD this
City complaining Of the irregularty with winch thay
Oeve their papers from tho Post ONCE
HAVANA, July ., 1859.
TIE United States Consul General About to AK for Lsac.
Of Absence- Ysloo Fever Abo,H7nrashsr's Tanslatim.
cfHsmboldps Caba-Ar TASasher's Vindica.ioa amongst
His F1ends-A School for Instruction IN the Scacs Of
War-TAe Sugar Xdrkd-TAe C5vrAu Villannsua
Leaves for the United States, 6c
The friends Of Consul General Hen have advising
him, in view Of his non acclmaton here, the slight do
onstraon Of the presence Of "yelow Jack and the dull
months Of the year at hand to AK for leave OF
sence to cover two three months of tme which
granted without prejudice 10 the public SERVICE for tue
reason that bis basis Of official action Ia now well under
stood BY his CLERKS If anything of Importance should
occur IN the meantime afew days woua bring him
Tso OF three important questions arc vet under
between the Consul one or two aduls,rs;iye
officials Of the gevernmentthe General of Mar,oe and
Captain OF the PORT These questions will Sol yed befoe
Coi. Heim would consent to leave his post.
zion caused among the many friends OF Mr.. Thsasner 10
this country BY the very handsome, perfect and
0elcnC8 ot
cal eseay Cubs-nGed to the wall by the Baron himself
not to be removed while fame wish for ilustrious
nsmeg-wMch appeared in the HERALD OF tho l0lh
june The vlndcaslon was not needed here nor indeed
With intelligence anywhere but the attack has broaghi
fosth what would have slept without evdence OF tue
genial appreciation OF gifted mind, the phosophic
mind, unequAlled in hs day, OF Baron Alexander Hum
boldt
We "a have newly organized school Of practice fo-
the use Of arms Of every description, not to be
confined TO the military quarters or garrisons
and library for the use OF soldiers and troops
r I n Rlrc NJ acnde n
practice where with certain restrictions, all ais
poeed TO acquire military KNOWLEDGE the use Of ms the