The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-29
NEWS FROM Gu BA.
Arrival of The Granada and Matanzas
SETTLEMENT OF THE PEREZ AFFAIR
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MARKETS, &c., &c.

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MARKETS, &C., &c.
The steamship Granada, Capt. Howes, from New Or
leans the Goth and Havana the 23d nst arrived here yes
terday morning
The Granada brings large freight and 200 passengers
The health of the city and port Of Havana uncom
monty good for the season.
The steamship hatanzas, Capt Liessegang, eft Matan
for New York ON the 22d and arrived Sandy Hook
on Wednesday night, the 27th-nve days' passage
Business in sugars has been rather dull owing 10 the
want Of suitable vessels; the article is firm - l2,f
70 q Is for No. L. and holders will retire from their
position Freights 10 Northern ports active 10 to II
rails per box and So IS per hid All vessels in port
under contract Falmouth and London f3 to f3 s direct
ports f2 It's. Cd. to E3 2s. Cd.
Exchange 60 day sight on London, 10 to 1874 premium;
New York, to ~ do; New Orleans, 2 to 8 do.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, June %, 1850
Settlement of the Percs Afdirghe Spanish Claim Good
Admission of ~ Peres-TAe Documents Produce1-xdr
ksts, &c.
The case Of Angel Perez claiming to be nauralized
citizen Of the United States resident Of the city "
New Orleans, has taken rather unexpected turn
The demand for military service from him on the part Of
Spain proves to be founded upon substantial basis Hc
len Spain after had executed bond for the service
with good and sufficient suretcs He did not leave m
time from documentary evidence in the bureau of this
government for him 70 have obtained ny actual residence
of i've years in the United States tho certificate
Of naturalization from the competent court. lie
had, however, the certificate in his possession,
which shows clearly that positive evidence
was produced TO the court granting IT. that his term
of residence had been perfected The case was returned
to Consul General Helm, with the papers showing tho
"A slo boI
only bcen in the United states and residing in the cy Of
Non ~: s. s Y Se ShsSs s s
neeses, who estying TO the best Of their know
ledge aud belief Isapose as % the time Of his acsusi
EDGED Tho case, Is tho fraud destroyed tho Ger.
tincatc- Mr.. Perez was advised to pay the amount
Ssssnea. win after The eSnpsnee WITH that requisite,
permit him 10 leave for his domic, ~ they want
material especially after she glorious termination
not 10 send any part OF the African army into Italy
IS understood between the Captain General Of Cuba
and the Consul General OF the Ua,ed States that fur
ther demands against naturazcd citizens OF the United
States, OF b9rn subjects OF SPAIN will be made for military
service until the question has been examined and adjust
| ed by the two governments. So in this line shall
have FOR excemcnts TO be predlcatd upon
The discussion Of the of Angel Perez has shown
the acilty with which strangers be citizens Of
the United States before the august tribunals Of the land
This ia not the only case which has probably occurred
the past twenty years. II should be why tho
character OF witnesses testyng should be clearly nyes
tgatod, guard much possible against fraudulent
| practice 49,
The Csorie Trode-.imeyicaa yesseis-Op1a,is Magas-
Got,schalk-A N7c OPERA I6rthcomiao-In,ernai In
prorsmenis--Edythquake-Ie Of ne City, dc.
remember reading in the early part Of the rrescn,
month that the United States Minister Ward Is bis
name, mistake not at China had thought tho conduct
Of the captains Of American ships (moug which
were the Messenger aud Kitty SIMPSON,, as connected
with the cooe trade seriously affecting the relations
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him to make the subject Of special despatch the
United states government As you were informed soon
arrival the ship Messenger arrived here the
eth inst reporting herself from Macao via ST. Helena,
with $50 coolies having had nuetccn deaths tho
passage have recently had an opportunity OF COZ
yersng with Of the d tho Messenger and learned
from him that the coolies were Slipped whampoa, and
not Macao through the agency OF Portuguese nam~
Vargas; that they had been nearly all kidnapped; that
they the hast coolies tn the barracoon and were
generally most desperate characters; that they had
three Inherent occasions during the passage attempted "
take psscsion of the ship, endeavorirg 20 st her
on Gre that on one cf them made attempt
to brain the captain, and In consequence the steward
with a sword cuihss, aimed blow al the fellows
head which would have split IL open but that the top Of
door interviewed and received the f force NJ the blow
anu wa, ,nere werc nc. m, naa WIN. nv, "ssms ~,
/ 20 the Hspsfp because, although the trade in
these Asia,ccs' free cclonists according 70 an ord
passed time since, II 10 nj the end ~
the present year, yet the Introduction OF them into IN
island found profitable speculation 10 those who i'm
port them that they will be well able pay good bonus
20 have the period limited for the Introduction of the
",saticos" extended perhaps for another year two
and all Of the potent power Of gold in Cuba
Therefore prevent American ships engaging this pro-
h,able but unboy trade Congress should Law % 90
stringent nature to prevent the stars and suipesD
from being desecra,cd by being employed in a trade
which IL tn thousand times and more calpable
than the African slave raie with all the horrors of the
"middlc passage" included.
II would almost seem that the Napoleon 81 impresa-
rios, NAY Nsrezek, - 20 have nothing 10 do with the
1catro Tacon next opera The eminent pidnse
tctschak has been induced 10 promise 10 undertake the
direction az the orchestra. which no Is 10 be assisted
by two well known musicians OF this city, los scnores
Garcia and Nno. senior Paya has been Europe TO
te isaor Traschin il horcd 20 be- ob,sncd senior rrsys
also TO engage four male and six femme chorus singers
also civ musicians 81 emnece. W reinforce The orchestra
ballet company in also 20 be engaged ami il " aso
stated tia, Goschsk TO write an opera Tor the Tacou
< determined. l r y =
Gotschak has been in rather bad health recently and
- to g. soon TO Venezuela To recruit returning here
\ September. lI
0tne river canio Rayamo has been discovered to be
navienbe by vessels (scam not drawing than nine
feet Of water from us mouth above BayaIno.
The government has consequently ordered regular
vey o. the river " be made ms far as shall be ond prn
ttcabc into the interior of the island, and aio line ~
central railway to be surveyed 10 connect with The
\ river 4 r
Thus are measures Of domestic Improvement carried cnt
in this island without any icbbyar sectional bias
One advantge-this cannot be denicdof the pe,liar
form Of government that exists here in Cuba
On the 1Ith inst AZ night, there a slight shock of
on earthquake experienced at - Jaro De Cuba These
"slgbt Shocks OF earthquake have frequent of
late at 81 ago, 70 be agreeable to the Inhabitants with
The British screw steamer of war Racer Commander
Packcnham arrived here from Yucatan 2ist inst che
has taken supply OF COAL and believe, sails day for
The city and shipping contlrue--hanks 70 Providence
unusually healthy for The period ~ tho year rbcrc u
very Lille yellow ever here % presci indeed, % itue