The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-21

tn's s,, and none on the hands of the doctor.
MAY Msreizek and his corps are kept ousy ps'meen '
~, - Matanzas and keeping the money ana kpdy re-
w 49, S our music public in both places MISS Ada rhil-
Hnns b,s been received WITH lncreaseu hleest ia cNSy
presentation, and in Clmene loperau Sn,
rN the audience gave powerful evluenceoi tne uens'
with Gazzanga aud Aoaboh equal IN tneir appreciation
HAVANA, Jan. s, 1859.
C,se Of e Ship Hriieoo The Sace Trade IS Carried on
il, Haruna and Nelo Iork-Scens on Stare Ship-Why
the Raidee ,oas Scusdiio'o 10 Stop dse TSdde-Msrier
Araono The Store Dealers, dc, dc.
Mine of the 25h ut must be in your possession, in
which took to task the Diario Of this city its ind
crirnae abuse Of Mr. Bachanans message, particularly
tina, mart touching the slave trade and ul my pro
mise by giving you the particulars of the SLAYER Hadee
In the fall of 1857 person by the of Boteho ar.
rived here from your city, under assumed name aud
sold his ship Hadee for the of s27 900 to the fol-
owing named parties
Spaniards. Portuguese
J. P............ 1900 M........ .......... 5000
and the balance Bo,eho retained for himself aud New
York friends receiving in payment draft on one of
your spanish sugar houses and the balance in dou
blooms Having succeeded in his object he re-
urned there and then, at the instigation of one
of your heaviest Spanish sugar importers and by false
statements, OF your young merchants prevailed
upon purchase the vessel This effected, she loaded
nearly month preparing the for her outfit thence
proceeding to Gibraltar, and returning to Cadz which
port she left without Custom House papers Capt Whitney
command as far as the coast of Africa, where by
threats against his life he forced give up the com
mand and received in payment for doing the sum OF
ten doubioons. A Spaniard by the name OF Tomas or
Tomnsn acted captain the negroes were re-
ceyed on board Besides her crew she had some
twenty ght sailors and four Spanish captains (pas
senpersl whose vessels Omitted Staies had been can
tured by the English cruisers On the to this island
quarrel place between two of the sailor passengers
anffh at,a
then held the cabin and the murderer sentenced 10
be chained and kept below with the negroes-one voice
dissenting and sentencing him to the yard The for
mer plan adopted. On arrival al Cape Naysi where
they touched ORDERS they found preparation made
to the vessel and negroes but orders proceed
TO Cardenas The vessel then short Of provisions and
all hands on allowance, and it became matter Of doubt
what they should do. Fortunately for them, and
fortunately for their cargo OF human beings, they
vana 1.-THE property of one of the OF the
Haidee) which supplied them with provisions to enable
them reach Cardena where Botehos partner and one
of the Spanards were ready to receive them and pay
the crew The first mate then took command with orders
from Boteho to proceed to New Orleans but instead of
doing So took the vessel of Montauk Point and there
scutted her. first taking the precauton OF burning up the
ships register and o:ber documents ssued by your Gus
tom House The arrest of Macomber and three of the
crew is familiar your readers aud we knowing the
facts here much astonished at their acquta priu
cpaly on the ground that the Hadee no. sailing
under the United States flag II this the case why
register destroyed before being scuted? In or
der 10 remove all the evidence OF nationality should the
vessel be found The way in which the Hadee fitted
out is the usually put practice as long as
Spanish houses in this port continue prosttutng the
United States flag, no other alternative except
resolution from Congress authorizing Mr. Buchanan send
the Home squadron and nab these gentry ia same
way they would nest Of pirates This the only way
to stop this business and by doing so, carrying out
Mr.. Buchanan's programme.
oar community are now watching with great interest
the investigation arising out of the death OF Mr. Arangu
SEN who lost his lfe you were, doubt informed
some time since aud which originated in the partition of
cargo of slaves which were sold great many persons
have been arrested, and amongst them, is said figures
one of Lieutenant Governors Tenene Gobernador)
The negroes have all been seized by the authorities Or
course the Diario will plead ignorance. II possible
will send you the particulars although our authorities
will endeavor to keep the public in ignorance of the
evidence, &c.
Gen. Concha md the Renenu Revolution.
Translated from FL Diaro de la Marina of January l0
The Gdcta published Yesterday in its unofficial depart
ment, the following interesting article
At the close of last December there was circulated by
teg aph through the United States the intelligence that
in the island Of Cuba revolution prepared and was
on the eve Of installation From New Orleans there radi
ated TO all parts Of the Union news like The folowng:-
'Reabe advces received here positively confirm the
NOR that there we're in Cuba number OF Americans
prepared to assist the rcvoiutonsts. They all left this
provided with lawful passports"
There was time in which the imaginary creation
plots and revots in this country By unsettled needy
persons OF the neghborng republic created certain pass
ing impression Of uneasness in the minds of our Tranquil
inhabitants. But these have at length come to be
WINGED that the announcements and acts which might
come thence only acquire real importance which
the want Of confluence or pubic agitation gh them
here To this end they have been to the cha
racter Of these insidious expedents OF impotent
treachery, which has already served for the
contempt and mockery of the few who enter.
tanned it, We should have left according this TO run for
its own the New Orleans notice referred if some
curious antecedents and Of certain grave did
not coincide in time and nature with the announce
ment mentioned, to indicate the whence it
has proceeded We are fully authorized to what
we about 10 say.
Some two or three months ago the NEW YORK
HERALD spoke Of great conspiracy prepared in this
island and became to be believed in that city-in
reference to letters from New Oreans-that the police
of Havana had cast into prison hundreds OF persons
coors and conditions, In effect, little after this an
nouncement in the North paper circulated among
the people of coor and weeks after wards foolish
fellow arrested. Among those papers found q
report the soveregn convention OF New York Of the
work which had been done TO revoutionize Cuba It
TO the convention that in order to acquire information
to explore opinion, ga month passed the corners
of the streets and 10 the taverns speaking all those
who came near: that there was organized system of
guerrlas whose mission 10 go to the mountains and
uninhabted places, "to make from thence of ex
termination against all races and coors after having
fire TO Havana thirty forty places at the time
that his followers had fidelity him. stretched
upon the earth, and having the points their swor.is
upon his head. II asked for five hundred muskets and
number Of absurdues TO which it would be
useless 10 reer but the touches which have placed
relief sufficient give idea OF the and essence
Of this document Its stupid style with
its subject
But must be noticed that 80 imaginary a con-
spracy, and the consequent perturbation OF order
the island, known and announced in New
Orleans aud in New York before anything known
here and this hour the island has in
quired about the consplrator of such conspiracy as
bring 10 the knowledge of the public by Of
these lines
The intelligence now circulated from New Orleans has
origin highly extravagant AT the end Of June
last the excellent Senior Marquis Of Havana our Gov
and Captain General, received letter from the
United States signed by n. S Reneau The said in
dvdua styled himself in the letter alluded TO "Brgader
General and proposed to his Exceency to declare the
of the island OF Cuba 10 after
the United States and enclosed resolutions
adopted by convention OF representatives aud citizens
Of The new republic, by which II appeared that the
said Reneau had authorized the issue Of bonds the value
Of fifteen millions OF dollars payable by Cuba, destined
of his Exceency the Captain General that he be
he President oftbe republic that another ten millions
Of dollars 10 bonds Of ReDeau, redeemabe by the United
States would be for the General Chief OF the Cuban
orces dhe Reneau) &c There happened 10 be pre-
when the senior Marquis Of Havana received the let
er, Commodore Kelet, Of the British Navy, the English
Jonsu General Mr. Crawford and many other persons
Who had been invited to ne with his Exceency aud his
considering the letter the work Of some dler
indor false name, the production Of mailman
" fanatic, handed to the gentlemen mentioned, who
do han he