The New York herald., 1860-09-15
Our Havana Corrcspondence.
HAyAuA Sent A Ia60

HAVANA, sept D, 1900.
More Vounseers for ST. Domineo-Wh piu be Done Vitl
the Hapiens-Spanish Captain General of the Colony-
waner-Slave Circular of the Captain General
Crusader-Negoss Landed at Bahia Honda-Coolie'-
United States Citizens in Prison-PromH Action Of ne
Vice Cbnsua, dc.
You have noticed that General Font has already sailed
from spain with 400 volunteers mostly Caalouians for
st Domingo city, In order TO aid General Santana his
border warfare against the other negroes OF Hayt This
force added TO those detachmens sent forward from
other parts and previously from Spain viii make
900 good fighting men, which will settle the controversy
favor OF the Spanish arms the other bone at
the tme-lhe bay OF Samana-which has been for
long time tempting their neighbors When the Span
iards do 60 roaming = dbustering expedition they
do well and respectablyvery little creeping and
concealment-lke their verandahs, eternally open
that everybody may their game Tn, Psjaro del
0ceano TO take down, her rex trip full cargo OF
gasoon stock and buttou ranks fle ned and sta
mssioned and non down TO corp,rai's music, and .
commandant, perhaps general with the additional
munitions necessary meet the extra force sent
from Spain; provisions, field tents camp and garrison
equpase hospital materal-all the things needful
make men comfortable whose trade II 10 70 Gght. This
second rmament will leave here by the 18th, II the
induce the Of the TO per-
NIT her TO anticipate her time.
presume the government at Washington have been
aware for some time Of the intentions-which
realtiessnd acts and don't for the whistle which
has been lors in the mouth OF Segoya The
ment Of this plot when the ground sork fret aid.
through your paper caused the defeat OF Segova and
French assistant led 70 the recall OF the Grst Tor
country but did not cause the ratification OF the treaty
Ike the spirit OF these things II 10 almost as rich
the tales of the buccaneers oden tmceRobert Kidd,
Francis Draks-snd some less notorious in more modern
days.
as Santa Anna treated his YucAs.n IndAnsbc sold
pay the OF the and reimburse the Span
srds. The C.taonans are the Yankees Of Spain. over
there they II not be idle when there Is lighting
do they will be n work rhey will have q magnificent
colony Of which, from the start they will have gov
ernnent free of all control which does not em<nate from
Spain Within six months there viii be chief, who
may well be styled Captain General, Governor Of the
Dominican colony, or repubiic-Aosurdity IN terms Is
The hrst news brought US by the new line steamer
osceoa, from rruxilIo, H-ndura Is the defeat Of Walker
and OF his flight along Shore with only twenty i've
out and wounded meu-hc, We learn, having . bullet
wound In the face. The attempt viii be made 70 catch
him, 70 prevent his leaving and 70 sacrifice him This
| have from q Spanish mixed native who In
the steamer With cattle, and who intelligent aoolt
~ Ws.sr sns .he as ~ snas s,snc ,ne e hs h
President was celebrating the victory In drunken
rousai This person says that one would live uoder
the government Is, II they could help IT, Seven
OF Walkers only accounted for they were sick
and taken board tho British brig Icarus 0ne
(name not furnished) died In the camp, from which
Walker was ordered by the mmander Of the rcarus
Al any rate Walker Is at the end Of hi singular career
unes he escapes With life and can get into Italy, where he
Captain General serrano has sued an order 10 regard
70 slaves which covers the whole ground The slave deal
10 be caught before they hung the evidence
10 be good and strong the hemp OF John treaty
obligations 10 be preserved with integrity that
soil may upon official honor n a landing In msds
anywhere-h known-u Ia 10 be prms facia evidence
that somebody In 10 blame for IT, the Governor and all
other officers 10 show that there negligence
their district, that cargocs landed that they
received negroes money for not seeing and not
knowing anything
Tho Crusader here yesterday for two hours TO get
eome machinery could not stay longer they had
ceived hint that there something black 70 the
ward. II would not have answered for them 20 have
looked into Bayou Honda for brig there and hsr
cargo discharged three days ago5s0. French ship,
with another Of coolies 100 alive the Inst
clerk IA the United Statcs Consulate arrested .
few days snoe ~thout the
In such cases He American citizen and although
the treaty 10 orbids detention twenty four hous
before having socess 70 counsel &c. for hts defence he
was kept 10 the dark for ny eight hours The acting o
the Consul General prompt calling the attention o
the Captain General to tie facts; explanation viii be
received that II inadvcr The offence commsed
vas In prceumng " defend himself from two men who
attacked him, one Of whom badly Knocked on the
hsad with heavily loaded cane.
The case wu be followed with energy ard ability by
Mr. Savage, and have doubt ample satisfaction viii
be given.
Our health remains good Business more quiet The
British roy mall steamship reviot from Vera Crus here
with ~ $50 ooo leaves this morning for 81 Thomas Our
city n improving Many buildings this summer, and
tie general industry advancing and prosperng