The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-01


pearance IN public" hymn written and composed ex
pressy for the OCCASION performances at
the Italian Opera thai night which, though WAS exoui-
stey vocazed by Coresi and Gasser assisted bv tho
chorus Of the opera company, did call forth single
expression OF applause Does this fact speak Volumes
for the dstase Of the people Of Cuba to Spanish ras
The opera was "Lncretia Borga' Errani the tenor.
seems to be growing IN public favor. Between the So
"Scian Vespers' in s,y quite unapproachabe me
house was perfect jam, unpleasantly crowded.
Two weeks ago last Sunday cargo of bozales seven
hundred in number, was landed from an American bottom
at Sagua la Grande.
The bark Williams sailed last Sunday for tho coast Of
Africa Wy sN'''' -
The weather is glorious, much resembling spring in
New York.
HAVANA, Nov. rs, 1850
Reception Of the Nep Gopernor-His Personal Annaar
anee-Opin;ons Of the Ladies-Resignotion of General
C6ncha-His Address to the People-Tte Lpual,y ar
Cubans, &C., dc.
was on my way the agents of the Empire CITY with
my letter OF 23d inst, when learned that the Spanish
steamer Francisco de Bora, had arrived, having
Captain General board. Il wanted but Ave
of the time appointed for the closing Of the En-
pire Cty's mails and had returned to my quarters D.
open and add the information my letter. should have
lost the mail therefore preferred to send you the letter.
without announcing the arrival Of Gen. serrano His wife,
the Condesa de San Antonio, shore Immediately
and report has that his Excelency landed incog
His public debarkation did not take place until nex
morning, Oath inst at nine O'clock and proceed TO give
you an account Of it.
Troops, forming three sides of hollow square, vert
drawn up front of wharf, and in double lines thenos
to the palace and TO the Real Audiencia.
Precisely at nine o'clock General Serrano arrived at thu
government landing place, which adjons the wharf,
where his Excelency General Concha stood ready re-
ceve him. As General Serrano stepped ashore General
Concha embraced HMM fact, gave him rega-
lar hun I xyha thart "A,
other not. The drums ratsd the bugles too. toof
and the beloved and the generals marchaA
side by side TO the Real Audicnca the lines of soldiers
they passed through presenting At the Peal Al
denca the customary oaths administered and Gen.
Serrano drove in carriage to the palace be steppeH
out Of tho carriage the populace huzzaed He is certainly
q very handsome
There was an immense crowd Of people, many Of then
OF great respecabty assembled on and in the streets
the vicinity Of the landing place. to witness the debarka
ton, among whom noticed several Of Cubas falest
daughters reclining in their volantes. heard various
expressions Of delight from Of these ades al
the personal appearance or the new Captain General one
lady declared him to BIO "humoso beautifully another
said he was "bonito' pretty ana all seemed to thnE
ro M sbo am saH On may y
great frmness ofcharacter and mdness OF temperament
General Concha and his family-may God long protar
them!-bas, understand, taken possession Of hired
sion In Ocos street In delivering his charge Of
Governorshp Of this island his successor Gen. Conc
thus addressed the inhabitants Of Cuba
The first moments Of my government were somewhat
difficult but the period Of those difficulties was no Of
long duraGOn; TOT I'VE years have followed happy
complete prosperity giving place to open, with graf
rapdiy the elements OF wealth which germinase in IBIS
The actual prosperous and tranquil state of Cubs is
owing Chiefly TO you because you have always manifested
feeling Of patriotism which has given the authorizes
strength and confidence which have caused the much
be desired result.
give you my most sincere thanks for such noble md
loyal conduct; and anticipate for my honorable suces-
sor, in your name the same ;ury. IT. unfortunately
difficult situations should arise, under any event whatever
you will assist him you have done me- without losing
of 1ey~
Majesty in these Spanish monarchcal provinces rere-
sents your common nationality.
HAVANA, Nov. "a, 1859.
This foowedby addresses to the soldiers and tothe
"volun!arios ~ both written in equally good TASTE
The heads Of departments, foreign consus, 30, be-.
paid their respects to Gen Serrano during the morng
Among the arrivals with Gen. Serrano /, Don Ant.no
Lopez de Leona the new political Governor Of this city
Sugar, molasses and freights remain last advised
Sterling exchange 10 per cent premium
HAVANA, Nov 25, 1852
The Nec Captain Geseral-Scencs the landing Of The
Distinguished -Unanimiy Of FEELING Rsusss lee
Old and Neo Gopernors- General Comcha's Popularity
His Iaterse,0 sois the United States Consu1-rhs Nar-
kds-Erchdnges dc.
BY the steamer Francisco de Borja rstsad Of tho
Princess Lousa) arrived General Serrano Count Of San
Antonio the evening Of the 23d inst Yesterday morn
ing at early dawn began tho din of preparation Sounds
Of trumpets, drums and guns told the hour 90
preached for the official recognition, welcome and naugu
ration Of Serrano Captain General Governor of Cuba
The military preparation brilliant beyond any pro-
cedent for like ceremonial under the consumate MASTER
spirit of Concha who always conceves the right THING
at the right tme and has taste scarcely eauaed By an
person have ever seen. Concha met Serrano at the
landing in front Of the palace the hour and mo-
men appointed possible. Both chiefs were ACCOMPANIED
by their staff sutes and Concha by array Of repre-
sentatves OF every branch of the government and tho
municipal council ayintamieno General Serrano wns
corps Of infantry and artillery, formed in lines On either
side the way the whole distance The houses and streets
garnished with royal banners and throughout with
all the people that could find space on ths line Of
march The guns told Of the event from the rampant
walls Of Havana and Cabanas but there shouting
or vvas In the streets Bells rang and bands Of martial
music could be heard from the right or front Of each reei
men The demonstratve gathering Of the people may 30
as the ncomer for the popularity Of Concha and the high
reputation of Serrano companion In of Concha made
the occasion of uncommon interest to the people II
being understood that the two generals were warm and
devoted friends that they have been esranged by
jealousy for reason Of the adventitous vors Of the
OF the Queen has had tendency to soohe the apprehen
officer would desire to build reputation upon the ruin of
The oaths Of Inauguration were administered in the
royal audience by the Chief Justice yesterday at or near
upon General Serrano the palace 70 nav sheir Official
respects after which they called upon General Concha at
ao with man who ''f Sa; 1n oed the hap. Parting
make and preserve reputation. were, perhaua the
most interesting features Of day Of great excrsent
General Concha, introducing Colonel Charles J. Helm.
Consul General Of the United States sadYou NAV ral
upon his words, with perfect confidence and yonr oG1c,
relations viii 60 on with perfect cordially HIS rscep
IN which he was to be placed 1t unlike any other
presentation. The interview Of General Concna with
Colonel Helm, after he had retired to his private resi-
dence, that Of warm honest friendship freed fona
eca shackles and did the hearts and judgments Of boh
credit.
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Sugars today-ales Of No. IL at 9s ga rails per ar
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Molasses as advised quiet at rails per keg Freigh,t
nowhere; nothing done. Exchanges London 80, il =
leH premium at u MONTHS New York, 90, o AZ; New
Orleans, 8, 6Ha6
General Scott and General Harvey said NOT to have
precisely The same views in relation San Juan &C.