The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

NEWS FROM CUBA.

NEWS FROM CUBA.
arrival OF the Pajaro del Oc-nno fecm
Havana.
BY the arrival Of the steamer Pajsyo del ooesno we
have received letters and correspondence from H1va
na TO the 2st ins. Our papers do not contain es
Of importance We give below the letters Of Havana
correspondents:
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, August 81, 1859.
Msrican Rms-Afaus IN Havana-ne African 81 So.
Tfade-Theanical Agairs-Suspcpsion Of Mercantile
Hosse-Appcintmsa Of Consuls-- Uahealhiness of Re-
medios-DeaM of Young Amsrtcan--A Slape Mater
Killed By Negro-7he Negro Kled-Saa.e of Ship.
ping, de- de-
The Diario de Ia Marina OF the 18th inst says-we
have In possession manifesto from the substitute
President (Mramon) 70 the Mexican republic which he
states he has verified the change Of all the Ministers or
his Cabinet except the Minister OF War; General Coroner
There were some vacancies in the Cabinet, which
In charge Of the Minister Of Fomento Protecon) and OF
Coroner, Minister Of War.
The Diario dc Ia Marina then publishes lengthy
tract from MiramonB manifesto, the pth OF which may
be expressed in few words, viz "ro remedy the evils
arisiDg from the bad administration Of the laws and TO
possess himself Of the wealth Of the church, The Diaro
de Ia karsnas article concludes with the observation
that "the principal difficulty the little confidence
which inspired the Mexican govern ment."
The African slave trade 70 fourshng amazingly.
Gsnzs, very far from Sierra Morena two other but
smaller Carg0es near CArdenas, and fourth cargo from
full rugged ship Bahia Honda The latter ship,
derstand after lanctng ner B0zales boldly off this
port her captain coming shore In his boat
qures ~ TO the state OF the freight Market and finding
to be unfavorabe, stood away for Southern port in
n an Am AM
There died recently at Sanct Spirtu this island two
aged lsdes, the one having attained her hundred and
hour Of her life.
The Teao Tscon reopened by the amateurs of the
Lceo on the evening Of the 18Th lust the performances
was good bear Tor went TO GuAnsbacoa, as wrote
sou should that afternoon, but the audience slim.
observe by an announcement 10 the Didrio de Ia Mari
na bat the TO be insugurated resuo
rscoD by Spanish opera npany from SPAN.
whose names arc thus statedTrebes, Aunas Ramirez,
Antonio UZal and Juana Lopez "CarRcersco" Gertends
SutO teD0re, N Graer and N Ruiz; baritone, Jose Fol
qaerus; basso, Vicente Barbri; director Mariana Garcia
Oh, that name, hos bril- 10 mind the be Ia
meDted Maibrsn. There is TO be a chorus master
scene painter and director Of scenery and The
admission are only aoou, nal. what charged by Max
asrezek ut the VilanuenA last season. much fear
will fod the Spanish company avery powerful opposition
taking into consideration the difference in the and
SIZE Of the two houses and that will reap rich
narveet ne has hitherto done every year in This
faihful city"
my unpleasant duty to announce to you the suspep
sion OF the large Spanish house Mazorra
Co caused, as 70 understood, fom a certain bank
requiring unusual security before it made further
vabces. You will remember f0resaw the evils likely
arise from banks in the community at the period of
being established Experience In another land had taught
me that banks In such commercial community as ths
we're injurious rather Than beneficial Should the house of
Mszorrs Co really fail, will bring down more thsn
one smaller house with it. The of two or three
other houses already in mouths but refrain
from sending them you not being oesirous Of unnece
sAry Djurpg the community among whom my lot is cast
On the l4,h inst (sonday) at Guanabacos, there
turn uhIas
fireworks in the Plaza and grand salvo at church
the evening. The day (the 5th) was double cross
faint OF Guansbacoa. Many OF The houses there were
decorated with RED and yellow tapestry There was
ous procession in the afternoon and public and private
balls In the evening" indeed beard there several
private balls there every evening last week.
con Of Connt ~, Rmsro, young man aged about rs
bis fathers brother, Who died suddenly.
Don Antonio Haurat is appointed British Vice Consul at
Tinasd In this leland, curing the absence Of William
Sidney Smith, Eq who Is now paying his usual annual
visit TO his deceased wes relatives at Montreal Canada
Van Al, Asscss is .pponsss Belgian Consul at
sTbey are 70 commence building the theatre at Ma
tanZas next month.
The public health ut Remedies was very bad last
month. there having been fourteen deaths-more than
three tmesbe number OF deaths in any month within
the memory Of the 'oldest iDhabitapt"
proposition has been made by Mr. Nudau to har-
two railroads In existence that lead from
tns city to Matspzss 30 as TO avoid the necessity OF
changing the freisnt trucks at Union station
mere died at the Marine hospital Casa Blanca across
the harbor opposite the city, on 18th nst after only
Gsy Elk hours inees, of yellow fever an interesting
youth named James Fitzpatrick, native of Washington
Wilkes county, Georga-where his parents reside
aged fifteen years. His remains have been embalmed,
and are 10 be sent to bis parents by the earliest
tunlty.
The French ship Formosa arrived 10th inst, from
Macao via ASCENSION and Martinique In 126 days
400 Asiatcos free coonsts consgnsd 70 j. NJ Zangunez
Esq. There sixty deaths on ths passage,
observe in the last impressions OF the Gacea cita
ton calling upon Emeterio de Anduria native OF Bscay
collector DRY goods store called the Crystal Palace
In Gale de Mercaderes in this city, appear at tho
Royal Castle; e. public jain THIS city within nine
embarked Bozale negroes at Mstsnzas (ime when not
gven and to prove that the ceduus or protection
ouced for the negroes are no. false.
This citation proves First, that slaves have been land
ed at hxtanzas second that false cedulus for
slaves are obtapabe and thirdly, that 1t s necessary
under Spanish law for accused party 10 do what had
supposed was mpossble-viz: to prove negative How
ever doubt not Emeteo dc Andura ia far enough
harms way long before this with wealth enough
der BIN independent for the rest Of his days.
A few days ago runaway negro, who had been cap
ured by slave hunter named Ovsra, was being taken
the railway Bemoa between Natanzas and Carde
mas by that person, when he he negro attempted to
again run away. He followed by Oivera INTO the
sm whom he ''fsa sm
killed him on the SPOT son OF the
dered man, shortly after meeting the negro, killed
him nssnler, thus saving the hapgmsn an unpleasant
job.
"Yellow Jack" has looking up somewhat the past
week suppose is because there Is 20 small a number
OF freeh victims among to satisfy his voracous, yet
Ga,nty NAV.
Rarely have known few vessels in this harbor Up
to last evening there but ninety square,
seven fore and aft rugged vessels Of all flags port
there having been but five arrivals bere-includng the
steamship hRwba, which did not into the port
during the past week. The bark NJ Morales, Burmes
ter rallied for New York the evening OF the 18th n
with full cargo, but with all bands in good health.
HAVANA, August 81, 1859.
Arrival Of Asidtics - Immense Mortality Increasing
Value Of the Coolies-More africans Safely Landed
The Bark J. j. C6bb-E6ect Of the European Ne,0s-
The Drorers and Butchers Bank-"EI Noticoso" Cucu
ia'ing in Hauana-The Mdrktts-P Public Health, dc DC
On the 18th inst had the introduction Of four hun
dred Asiatcs brought by the French ship Formosa Du
rand commander 1876 days from Macao and consigned
j. Zaugrouz, Esq Ny notes add up Of this benevoence,
42o63 Coolies delivered alive in the port HAVANA Of
40 3o4 shpped-eaviDg Of persisted upon the way PAL.
The shipments made by ia vessels under the flags
Of Great Britain, &c. United States Of America 49, Span.