The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-17
Our Havana Correspondence.

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, June 10, 1850.
Ayyiral of ne Steamer TAan1--Impcston Concerning
II, rscan Affairs in Hanana-The Return Of Sansd an
naDepaytre of the British Consu-Loss Of TIE A"e'1-
Brig Ndelsa-Noble Conduct Of a Spant1 Cap
tain-The Prssidsnt Of the Unid States Recognizes His
Noble Actio,s--A 7estinenia to be Presented % Captain
Sdris-Geaeral Coscha's Opinion @ TIE European War,
&C., dc, dc.
The British mail steamer Thames, Lewis, CO pmander,
arrived the 9Th inst, from Vera Cruz bring
ing, think which will not be previously In your
hands by direct conveyance; bat should be In error,
send issues with Spanish versions of the adapted to
our sentiments to be taken with grains of allow
We presume here that Santa Anna when he re-
ceives the Mramon recall win change his mind as To dy
ing at Carthagena for the balance OF his days. and will
contsve to get into Mexico more, AMI at the top
rhe Spanish steamship Mexico regular trader from ma
TO Mexican ports arrived the 9th having in tow the
Mexican steamer Democratic which will be convenient for
the use Of General Santa Anna, should he arrive here
by the Pearo del Oceano to mcrr morning. Being re-
instated property and civil and military rights and emo
lumepts he very well afford TO make any repairs
the Democratic requires, ret her o. cost of some few
thousand dollars, her for landing himself az some
point oonv for miDgle with the chaotic mass
charge the cost 10 the republic when he gets ns
foot once more upon Mexican soil Messengers dosn
to s. Thomas this eveDinR n the British steamer Thames
any rate, under instruction OF s agents nere mis- son
being advisory leader TINS turn IN affairs HIS uadouoS
edy been anc paed by Santa Anna, and has been pur
chased fair promises 10 the young chief VINO begins
the dangers of his and expect 10 see the old
game cock board the Pajaro u morrow mnrnng The
Hon. Joseph T. Crawford, British Consul General, leaves
this evening in the steamer Tnaues for southampton, 10
be absent for The summer He good old officer OF his
government Geuernl jose E,hevera, as atvsei is on
board of the babel, brought of in toe State barge with
host OF sincere friends TO say os and speed 10 him We
really in good health.
| The American brig Fdelia was lost 90 The lham1
Banks months sin and the captain AMI crew saved
l,G Ca, nf.En Eua mar nj hry
OF Barcelona, brought 10 this port, hlv beea pro
vided with clothing and everything necessary for tner
| comfort and safety af'or long exposure Tor which,
and The rc,enton as well az trouble and cost the nooe
Sars refused receive mpensaon the facts wore
brought the attention Of the State Department by the
Consul General the time, and whn Colonel Helm WAS
in Washington few days SINCE he was handed splen-
did watch aud cnain which had been manuiactnred by
order the Presiden,of and by women of toe Uated
Staesto be presented by him to Captain Saris Ga the
part OF the OF the United states with thanks
TOR his generous and gallant Conduct Consul General
Helm addressed yester lay TO Captain General J)se
la Concba and transmitted the testimonial for Captain
Sarls so that should reach MIN the that would
be grateful TO his feelugs-through the hands Of
General Contha, whose genial nature delights IN doug
ouch Offices award merit fer his other
trymep as has been proved Notice will tskeu of
presentation as IL be madeif the Captain s
here, or to be here soon--by our papers.
rbc steamship Isabel is depsey crowded tn morning
and in the of fsrewes and moving baggage it s not
possible to hear a whisper.
riepce. and has judgmentthat general European war
, il Inevitable.
HAVANA, June 10, 1859.
Ne,esfyom Merco--7he Spanish Co1oa Company Expected
Conveyance Of Saaa Aaaa in Spanish Var Stean,r,
dc, dc.
BY the British mail steamship Thames, which arrived
on the sth inst. from Vera Cruz, have advices
from Mexico the 3lst u General Robes Chief Of the
Division Of the East had dispersed 2o0G that had
rived from Vera Cruz and other places
The Generals Ampuda. rracons, Aatriste and Garcia
al of
Jalapa.
General Marquee encountered a. Guadalajara With
respectable force, and well provided with ammunition
limiting and Incorporating MaZatan and other phases
the South, by which it was said that General MARQUEE
only awaited their aid his obedience tn
government.
General Vol, with the division his comman
and part Of Gen. Ne5ias operating the departmer
Of GuanajuRto and other places with good effect The
had defeated the opposition forces that had Ca
lera Those generals who had followed combined move
mns by which they had succeeded in dispensing The
derasts, who had reredsone to the sierras others
Montereyto collect by passing through Guanauato tnos
federa,ists who had taken from tue bank sl79ooo, tn
property of an English house.
Gaanauato slated to be in the power of the govern
ment.
Commerce was parayzed ond oil business was at stan
still. conducsa had ieft Mexico the 2,st ult undo
tie Escort of a brigade COMMANDED by Gen Osac, wit
more than four miR'on OF dollars which, with none
! millions.
General Cobos would proceed immediately to Oaiaca Il
reduce that department. to obedience
The foregoing translated from the Dtat5 dc III Mrs
of yesterday.
! The Spanish steamer Nejico arrived yesterday from
Vera Cruz and Sisa. Her dates late .hos
by the Thames She had the Spanish steamer De no
crata in tow when she arrived The Democrats has beef
brought here to be repaired and according to curren
report to afterwards convey that yrant Santa
to Mexico
There meeting Of the shareholders OF the Alcodo
nerea Cotton growing joi1t stock company few lay
ago-h's Excel'ency the Captain General 10 the chair
small bale of cotton girned by the aid of SINAI
Eicsson's calorc engine Of by laws reported an
adopted, sud various speeches of a complimentary an
corgratuR'ory character made The British Consul Gene
raj Joseph Tucker Crawford Ese left last evening TIL
steamer Thames for England, there to promote the in
terests of tie Aleedopera.
Our wet aeaaon appears to have fairly SGT ia. We hav
had an hours heavy rain each of the last two DAYS
Yellow Jack will, reckon soon be here now.
SenOr Y, the head Of the J. J. Cobb slave expsdi
oD has sent Of his servants te narse Captain Vent
who, however, it is said cannot recover.