The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-06
ARRIVAL or THE CAHAwBA,


ARRIVAL or THE cAHAwBA.
The United States mail steamship Cahawba, j. W.
enaith commander, from New Orleans and Havana ar
rived here yesterday morning at So three days and
twenty three hours from Havana
me Cahawba lcft New @ cans the 9th at eight A.
and entered the port Of Havana the afternoon Of We
10th, leaving there at 1890 NJ. on the soth ult.
From Havana there is nothing of intere 70 report
The health Of the city and harbor continued about the
noticed last week.
me Havana Price Current Of the Goth nit says;"The
past has dull one the heavy rains having IN
ssrered with the free transaction Of business In sugars
the advantage aned the previous week entirely lost
n consequence Of less favorable adyices from the United
Rates and a reported decline in England. The demand
r the middng grades continues good on the basis Oh
81 ass4 reals per aroba for D No H. The STOCK On
hand al Havana kaanzas reported at 1900 boxes"
sAlos Of moasses are noticed at % ~ per keg OF
teur and hall gallons
Exchange on London 60 days l21z l3 premium; on
Nav York 60 days par to premium; on New Orleans co
Aays a premium.
M Cahawoa has lad nne weather the entire passage
from New Orleans.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Jupe 30, 1850.
Wreck If French Skip-7Ae FYtune THING Globes Of ne
Royal Loacy-Papulation Of Harana-The Kitty Sinp-
N~-Ship Messenger and Her Voyage Dotrn the China
jea-Ore Hundred Coolies Not Killed Western Railroad
y HealA-Depar,lre Of the Consul General of
~ United States
NE French ship Sumatra Captain Duvas got ashore
tAe Colorado reefs 10 the westward morning Of the sd,
md total wreck She bound from Havre 10 this
pert; the officers and saved, with most OF their
slstAing and personal effects. The sails, rigging some Of
ne furniture cables nautical instruments and ships pa
Ders only saved The officers and were provided
obi afnfYca of
S,st Banco and furnished with everything
~ fer their comfort and ouch service could be
sered IN order property and forwarding it 70 this
part
n drawing the Royal Lottery on the 2sth inst three
pss 4oo eaoh refused to appear from the globe where
lay deposited The inside sheathing OF copper
ks had become worn through and broken sufficiently to
permit the missing balls W enter between the and
sSeror spherical covers that they could not be with
eyswn They were placed TO credit Of the
three last drawn numbers. The globes, by
der Of the government, have been exposed for
examination by the public, that they not lose conf
perfect integrity of the management of this
0aban "institution," which feeds with
ssy upon our industry II there had been any fraudulent
he insignificant denomination ascertaned The in
Deas'on thereto was published IN the papers OF the 29h
that the precise facts might be known to ALL is the
most humble industry and the poorest classes which
AsD their labor these immense premiums 70 the govern
nent by which the natural propensity Of the people for
mast not be impaired by such trifny incident The
~ globes 10 be mended with until
u
nssb more durable manner.
he local councils of the various districts are about
Dseparng reports in relation TO the wants Of Cuba for add
Spnal labor in order keep with vastly
hs product Memorials with ample specifications, illus
serests viii be forwarded TO the government Madrid
r the royal determination 10 the continued free intro
BSneeian Islands he straight haired negroes) the
sss Of Yucaan under contracts for defined periods OF
ssryee-eght years, more or less The coolie system
and this class OF Introduction closes with the present
yeay according 10 the last royal edct upon the subject
md remoustrance excuse will be allowed for its con-
toaaaDce. However, bandas are 10 be proposed
~ their government leniency in treatment, slight
navance compensation, and social safety protected
AGAINST redundant of the cas-beyopd the de-
labor and for security Of the white population
having two antagonstc serve classes IN their midst
" possible that an extension may be granted for
several years longer We already begin TO
SAie and worthless Chinese in our streets in too
hsse numbers for the safety Of property. In
Isvana and suburbs, at this time, We have between
% 600 and 5000 free negroes or colored; about
81 go slaves, and % 600 to 80 600 white personsal
sd nearly 90c0 The Chinese, occupied in the indus
ny Of the city, residing here from termination
ksse from contract, not yet included in the census
RE proportions, they are not very pleasant TO
siccp upon and the only safety we have the strong
government which Keeps all coors and shades in order
The Kitty SIMPSON from Macao some days since, re
DSrtd took board $40 coolies she delivered here alive,
and IN good health, 3l3 died at sea- 20 In regard To
lbe American ship Messenger an article from the China
Isgdph has been travelling the rounds OF the British
Asd American press stating that the voyage
~ That vessel down the China sea, that ship was
me Of a terrible conflict, and that before
could be enforced and the coolies subdued
hondred killed, words TO the same effect. No
coolies died board q that ship from violenceno such
conflict took place 37S coolies taken board at
Macao, Of which sixteen died Of the ordinary ship dis
and two fell or threw themselves overheard 800
delivered here in good health and none even with
vsaDds from any violence in the enforcement OF disc
pine. The deliveries made by American vessels %
the date, Of this more than slave traffic,
show IN transit loss Of eleven per cent In British
vessels the ICES goes UP fourteen per Il feared
the story got up through jealousy TO do injury
abe Amrican ship Messenger in particular, and TO our
vees generally looking for this sort OF business IN those
The injury, II any has been done, will be cor
secsed by this notice the HERID, which states all the
hcts, and neither more nor less.
TIC people taking great interest in the Prince Alton
~ or Great Western Railroad Of Spain, and very re
ypectable portion OF the stock will be taken by Cuban
nds encourage this class Of enterprise and i'm prove
another land. We have abundance OF the solid
lying idle chests not required even by
work being thrown the island OF Cuba
NE health 81 Havana Is not yet broken by epidemic
but the large addition VI foreign food In the past
week days, by about ninety vessels, VIII have
sepdency the in the bay among the ship
rns.
The Cahswba arrived las evening. Had had heavy
weather from New Orleans Captain smith leaves pune
tally at twelve n. 10 day. Frcights must decline we
ave vessels enough.
Col Eeieon Consul General OF the United states for
Cosa and family leave oday by the Cahawba for the
pnNed states accompanied met board by many Of
III friends who appreciate the high toned courtesy with
which he has discharged the duties Of his Office