The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-17
Additional from Cuba.

ouh HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Nov. 10, 1859
General System IF Forging The Harana Bcnl and Island
7reasuyy--7he Engraving Done in Ne,o Fork and the
Workman Wants his Money Spanish Reports from
Merico-Aiyumon About to assault Vera Crus-B,itish
Official Interference in the Importation of Africans
islares from Ba1ia Hondc-Mr Dodds Imprisonment.
Since my notes by Empire City and Daniel Webster
learn that new combinations have been ascertained by
the investigating officers of police in the extensive
schemes for fasifyng cedulas bank bills and postage
stamps and it has become evident that but for the for
tuitous circumstances which led the discovery the
plot and its ramcatons through the anxiety of the New
York engraver to get his money for the postage stamps
which he had fabricated, there would have occurred
great injury to the royal treasuryo the Spanish Bank
and to our commercial COMMUNICATIVE the public con-
hdence would have been shaken to the great injury OF
our institutions of credit, and general business Other
parties are spoken Of being implicated but as yet no
further arrests have been made.
BY the Spanish steamship Mexico from Vera Cruz with
dates to the st inst have the Spanish story affairs
in which much left untold for Of the contradc
tory predictions by the organs of the two parties At
San Bias seven thousand stand Of had been seized
and the troops escorting them taken prisoners which
were intended Tor the division Of Marquee the muskes
having been imported from California In Zacaecas and
adjoining districts there several predatory parties in
tie field, making war dd libitun for any against any
cause-noney bread or subsistence being the necessity
urging their movements against the unarmed.
have learned, through important Mexican personages
that Miramon is bent upon an early demonstration
against Vera Cruz that if he does attempt IT, his adj
versares will fall upon the capital in his rear
Strangers OF all countries continue to be assessed for
% troops ss ey eer party or BY
force their demands This view also appears be
frmcd in the columns of the Didrio de la Marina.
have heard that very powerful documents have been
prepared by the British Consul General go forward for
Official advice by next steamer, in relation to the
ticn of the registry and cdua SYSTEM instituted in order
prevent the acquisition of slave property in Cuba
from the coast Of Africa.
The opera troupe of Max MaretzeK attracts full houses
and the critics satisfied.
We have had cargo of slaves landed Bahia Honda
within the past ten days. In good health and spirits They
VIII be On hand without registry the coming week. and
work.
am informed by gentleman from the North that the
statement TO the OF the Imprisonment young
Dodd, as given by me, was doubted, being Of too
trng character 70 have caused such malgnity There
was no other cause.
HAVANA, Nov 10, 1859.
General Conchd TO Remain Some Time in the City after he
Vacates OGce-AFaus Of the Bank-The Chief Of Police
TO be Retained BY Serdno, dc.
It is generally understood that General Concha will not
take his departure from among Immediately upon the
arrival of his in Office According to some he
has rented mansion in the city for few months whilst
others say he is about to reside at the Cerro Maranon
Wherever he may locate himself in Cuba bis presence
near this city will be great advantage to his SUCCESSOR
he being enabled to avail himself Of the advice and ey
perience Of the Marques de Ia Habana.
In the Didro de la Marina Of yesterday you will find
long account of the affairs Of the Spanish Bank Of H
vana OF which wrote you in my last. II contains de-
tails OF which was not aware there is however great
deal Of mystacaon about it, and appears to have
been written rather with the object OF bestowiag great
praise upon the police than enghten the pubs on the
matter
hear from believe, reliable source, that Colonel
Munoz the present Chief Of Police here, will vacatc
his Office the arrival Of s'superor authori
ty the Colonel having received letters from Spain as.
sGFipg him that his tenure OF Office good for another
long term.