Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-04
News From Havana

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Tho steamer St. Louis arrived ut New York
Thursday afternoon. with Havana dates to the
9th ultimo, and jamaica dates to the 9TH ulti-
mo. -- -Ff -''
l-aac V. Fowler was supposed to be 10 Havana
lie had arrived with only rho means for purrha
sing the necessaries VI iite, and In ended the
commencement Of sumo industrial or professional
pursuit. Mt that city or elsewhere.
The new paper printed IN Englsh was winning
favor and was warmly welcomed by the au,hor-
ties and the press. 80
There was nows of importance from ia
uleica. f.h
- s,The usrsags Of Montealesre, President Of Cos
10 RIGA, to the newly organised Oongress was ro-
garded rs = very sensible and practical document
II offered many suggestions for the Development
VI the resources Of the country. .r-.-
The murdercrs of Auguero, Political Secretary
~ suffer the extreme ucnaliy of the law this
week. on the spot whore their crime Dammit
ted. in irunt Of the city ga'ea, helwccn the Mon
Seraate and the TAcon theatre
The business in the markets IN sogar- ind
frei1hts were very active th. ra4, va X the basis
of No. IL was at 8 to 81 reals l.cr ar"ba. The
stock hand in Havana and MAJ x,s was 290,-
900 boxes. against 380. 600 ln-t t,as al thu same
date. Shipped last week 81 orc boxes. Freight
advanced. buth per European carriers and coast
way ves.es, and will continue up.
The health Of Havana was good.
No Americans vessels of war were in port.
A correspondent M the Herald writing from
Havana. May 9th. has the follow ing in reference
! to Fowler's whereabcu ,s.
! That speculation uiay cease. rammany be quie-
ted ahd tho general apprehension OF friends be
| composed us to the personal safety If the late
Postmaster ofths city Of New York. Isaac \. Fow-
| Ter. report to them that he 10 too brave fur on.
durance uf HE misfortunes to commit suicide, and
TOO prudent to have gone t. Cnnada for the pur-
pose Of embatk king for Brazil. where hs might
have been iolowel and sold by the very l-eehes
who have rcyelel in his apparent ,fHcial pros
rerity, before he could have secured u pa~sage.
He :. safe 10 the aity oil Havana heurint his NOR.
iifcaiion and troubles a. well ~ can who has
been to.,, sangu,ne TOO confident in these sur
rounding him, too generous with an unreasonable
hope. Away. that tho world would turn over,
and pour TIM means into bic lap to make & nd the
deficiencies in his accounts The - nti.ience the
, prudence and the hope, all falacions. A stern
! integrity Knowing no friendship and no p"litic, |
obligations, alone could have saved him from the
fearful Consequences Of hi- position. with his pc.
, Guitar liberal tendencies. exercised without due
reflection hit owing. probably, to my personal
! extravaganza Of s own and yet the rriminality
cannot be divided or distributed through the va
rious channels which have consumed tue money
lie must bear oil the odium; and that he has been
grossly duped, gives no consolation while he IL
| suffering bitter punishment for hs deinlcafion,
Tn re were some true friends found ut the mu.
ment they were required, ani in consequence of
their Joint acti, . and Providence. Mr.. Isaac Y.
Fowler y heIe-as yet not recognized lie arriv.
ed in this city by the late steamer from New
York.