The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-02
INTERESTING FROM CUBA.


Oar Havana CorrcsponAenee.
HAVANA, Dcc Is, 1859.
4 Syase 7sudv n Port otter Al AoAsyefA Voyaos-A
Lasds Ms Cargo-Jbr Hnwdred and Fvty Died on NJ
Passoe-A Shaver 1aken oAas in Dssress-Beauy Of
1e Obxatess Dc Ssrano, &C.
Tho SLAYER Captain Don Eugeno vinas has made
anoher-hk eighty fourth eighty 9Th successful voy
sgc 70 the Of Africa. He took board the julia
which vessel he sailed hence eight nine months
ago. remember aright under Brazilian coors twelve
hundred bozaes but four hundred and my OF them died
tho voyage the residue landed about three weeks
ago, between CaEdenas and sagua 10 Grande Twenty
nine Of the boxAles died before the cargo
landed The Spanish authorities, however, made
nne haul, for hear Don Eugenio paid Thorn above
500 900. There was rather laughable occurrence
took place at the place Of the landing II seems
that some Of the parties interested meant TO be pre-
sent, and among them were some friends, who came
ashore from the vessel In launch with five Of the bozaes
but reaching the shore all arrested and had
win shortly do 30, for the Of Africa,
captain and crew sent 10 her 9th instant Don Eugeno
vsas never goes back asecond time in the Same vessel
He was on the wharf last Monday Boosting that after
all the money he had 70 pay in brides he had made
than $4,000 by the Trip in about eight months, and
that he could afford to take few months pleasure
in Spain where no intended % go by the Spanish mail
steamer 70 sa 18th inst He walked about quite indepen
IDENTITY apparently utterly regardless Of the general aen
The Condesa Serrano Of the beautiful women
eyes ever beheld Our Hayauese bellies, beautiful
by the magnificent beauty Of the Condesa dc San Antonio
Harctzek generously proposes to give benefit for the
to loan the Tea.re TAcon to thSpanish company for
same purpose.
Goschalk, it is understood, will give concert at the
Madame Cortesi, at the Tacon Theatre is creating
furoye In every character she personihes In Taviaa
and "Poliuto she has recently achieved two immense
enthusiastic and fond OF the prma donna Errain, the
tenor, obtaiaed high success in "Poliuo."
HAVANA, December 20, 1859.
Oity Improvement and Creole L0ydlty-Tne 0ountcss de
Srrdno Dissatisfed ,ci the kldndA General Oonshs's
Legal Precoutions-xlitary Parades-Ad 10 Spain in
the War-The Oyra-Oyars from Virginia--A Tin
ASe-Londing Of Negroes, dc.
The creoes OF this city literally gone crazed Be
the Captain General has visited the chief
ket place and pronounced to be in filthy condition,
and because he has declared the OF this city
and nconvenent to foot passengers they imagine
he is about to follow the example OF Louis Napoleon
Paris-widen their streets and bcautify their city
The Condesa de San Antonio Is understood TO be much
dissatisfied with this her native isle This much he
regretted because may lead to early resignation Of
the high Office her husband now holds, in which
he will be enabled to build up character for
posterity as well as to acquire immense wealth. as
his predecessor Gen. COncha Is believed have done.
i being generally understood he left with mil.
lions of dollars.
Gen. Concha, II would appear, anticipated that some
proceedings would be taken against him in the courts of
this island, for hear he has left behind him power of
attorney in favor Of distinguished member Of the bar
who to defend him against oil compliments. wonder
II was anticipated that Don Miguel dc Embi would be
among the earliest to institute proceedings against the
late Captain General.
Our new Captain General is evidently bent upon rem
was present q few days ago a. the examination
Of the schools at Regla, where OF course there
E1celency and the Condesa, learn, propose going in
few days on brief visit to Trinidad do Cuba, probably
stopping at Cenfuegos en- ROUTE
There was grand parade last Sunday The two repi.
ments from the MORO Castle and Cabunas Notifications
we're brought Ger to attend It The vounaros Of this
General appeared TO great advantage mounted SPLEEN
did gray charger The Condesa in her carriage was also
the ground and attracted universal admiration by her
winning smiles. His Excelency acting wisely in thus
causing the volunarios early to exhibit their military
proficiency before hmas now the novelty of the thing
has passed away their military ardor fast dying out
They have begun to tire Of playing at soldiers though
doubt not, report Of threatened invasion Of the
island again circulated, we should find them quite
The officers and of tho voluntarios Of this city have
subscribed $3,ss4 towards the expenses Of the war
against Morocco.
The Postmaster General rendered onehird of his an
nuai salary to aid Spain in the against Morocco
s Ser was MOI because there was no mme
OF the representation of martha, by Naretzcks
Opssa eps osnnot speak in the Of
Ada Phillips as Nancy, admirably 80 too was our
old friend Gasparoni Sir rrisam in which Character
he, 70 my taste, surpassed any Of his previous efforts;
but OF Los SenOres Ernani Gasser and Marin cannot
say word Of praise with truth they sang of tune
promised shortly, in which Contest is said TO excel
have distinct remembrance of the great Pasta the
and snal, therefore 60 70 hear Cortesi with
look upon her as the artist Of the century
The benefit in aid of the against Morocco take
second act of "Sappho" the erccto and quarete from
the second act of Marha, the third act OF "Poluto"
and the last act of "a" Barbere, with the waltz de Ven
zano and the Aragonesa or course the house will
be crowded TO its utmost capacity and unheard of
prices will be obtained by the Spectators for boxes and
seats.
There cargo Of oysters from Norfolk in the SHE'LL
selling at the wharf at SO hundred. The speculation
is profitable that learn is intended to have regular
supply Of the bivalves here all the season.
mine of tin Is said TO have been discovered few miles
from Rega, which will prove source Of great wealth 10
the discoveries
We have had an arrival from Annoy under the Spanish
flag, with 800 Asatics learn from official source
there were 269 deaths on the passage.
HAVANA, Dec. 0, 1859.
Chrtamds Night and Religious O6sruanoss-Wreck of a
Steam Tu9-7he United States Steamer Crusader in Port
Visit Of Her officers to the Captain Genral-Posaion of
the Captain General dc.
We have passed very bad night for Noche Bueno-the
streets were filed, the houses empty not particle Of
human beauty that not afoot for the churches and
to be Of. men. The consequences to-day-aching
heads and hearts from too much devotion TO fair spirits
and rcd.
The steam Decatur has been wrecked Cape San
Antonio-crew and officers saved, and arrived here few
days since.
The Crusader, United States steamer, Commander
Maft still here, seeking Information, fruit, segars,
tobacco, and holidays The United States Consul
General was received with usual salutes board; the
officers visited the palace and nquored and
tested by the Captain previous TO his departure
for Trinidad.
We have nice times Serrano means 10 be popular with
this people, and with beautiful wife and extensive social
(not Officially Inequalities, he will be-tll even Concha
may be forgotten
HAVANA, Dec 25, 1859.
Singular Crime By Lunatic-Tour Of the Captoin Gase-
rol-7Ae Weather and Opera, DC.
singular and dreadful occurrence took plssa At San