The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-20
ONE DAY LATER FROM HAVANA.

ONE DAY LATER FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of tho stsa.sAiP Dc ssss-TAe
Slave Trade, &C.. Dc.
uzhe steamship De sols j. D. BuIssh commander, ffsn
New orleans On ne 12sh, and Havana 1t enc o'clock
Pm Ct the 18th inst arrived at this port at eleven
O'Clock dayrunnng time three days and twenty
two hours.
The De Soto made fine run Of ssrty eight hours nom
Now Orleans to Havana, and up with Hasasras IN
10y hours from Havana About thirty miles south Of
HAssras took ssropg gale from north northeast With
heavy psngpg sea, and from this point up 10 Cape Hen
hpen had a regular winter passage the Thermometer
AlfDs upon leaving The Gulf Stream, forty degrees in
couple Of hours.
Nsshing Of especial interest had scsurred In Havana
snce the sailing Of the last steamer mo city hAa setlsd
down into The usual quiet and routine visitors
and pleasure seekers having mostly left for cooler hH
tides On Sunday the 18th, the Captain General, With
he Civil Secretary Of the government made q visit o.
inspection 70 the IRON warehouses at Regh attended,
by the President md Superintendent Of the Resa Comm
ny. This warehouse, nov nearly oonpleted \ Of grea,
se said y have fer the storage Of three hunArs<
md hty thousand boxes Of sugar.
Al four O'Clock NJ Of The l4sh, United Ssass screw
steamer Crusader, Lieutenant commanding j. N. nsrpu
sAsed for Key West, y ssamuAsats with her ssossrt
10 hshawk, thence 70 proceed with despatch 70 her
cruising ground on the east end Of Cuba The Crusader
bad M Pensacola o. the Ill., and reports the new steam
ssrvse Sennsle nearly ready for sea She was taking
n beard her battery, and was 70 sail for Norfolk the
1osh Of the current meath.
Ae Spanish screw frgate Petrsnila, the anen ship in
Ask navy, was 70 sail On Monday, the sd inst. for
Hssssk, Va the newly appointed Spanish Minis
~ 70 Mexico, and 10 convey him to Vera Cruz.
ne Peahsular SpanArds in Havana seemed aisap
Pointed at tAs Of peace with Morocco they wished
tss greater trismph and larger conquests, and more
Dlosy v the arms Of Spain.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, April II, 1864
AMeriAas SIsrs from Nas York Sailing under the Stars
md Stripes-7he Yacht Wasdrn-TAs Captured
&eo~as-Opi~icw upon analogous Casss-S9ind,ing
By an american, &c.
lAave the painful duty Of reporting to you another
which the glorious stars and stripes were desc
sraaed BY being employed as shield for the infamous
Airisan slave trade. Tho ship Exe Of New York. sailed
- Me 10th inst, having cleared at the Custom House
Sr San Tonic, Ambrises nd Rio Congo all on the ooas.
q Africa, having Spanish captain and an American
nAng master On board. Aer cargo regular slave
save deck and the nveeigh,hs iron wire 70 be- CON
verified into shackles. Tnese not the slightest moral
Aosbt that she has gone on . slave trading voyage
Ooosll General that h. delayed giving up her papers
oe three or four days. under tie pretence Of s being the
Va woui shsnos 70 ook into this mort and find sncent
sause fer not detainlng At least seeing the Erie
1DFSs she proceeded h NE trading voyage on which she
- represented 10 be bound have been told bv an
"a ,nayrS 49, s,saer ,hst her true aesnaon u the
SsS.n% ~ xx W ' h.r. h ,ha Ovn,on, "s hsn%
ssme douceur 70 the Portuguese authorities, she will be
-. - cog nh 20, ,h, ses, an The w., 70 .s .h
price Of the negro 500 head but without the payment
-. 49, coss, 800. ana % - ;nSor,Sort eho 1.
tSsrouoS,y nos,ss in The mvsts,,ss Of Se rac havnS
fsa. $500 ~; resrs ~ - - ,he con,nmau, s,an
v"s.her .Sst prrr.ls in those stnSes Whicn lender.
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h really Sesred 10 mt atom n tho emn,ovrer,
n Ie-csn vessels unSer the stars and st,as - .hs
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erahm, limited States Cnsu,s 10 de,s;n vesss, nor
IN. sMh 70 cause a. e nm Of nes
~ a. 600 sSoriS rroua 20 hs .nch -. .rm, @
red Sy slsye rsdins vessels to send her 70 the United
&C. ~ DETERMINATIONS 10, sucn Iau M me- ssea b
ougress ana II will believe be found IN check not
70 put stop Altogether TO the of American
veseIs IN Inc iicit trading in human aesh Lnowad.a
shss snch are nosesaed hv the Conars ~ ny
UniIed St.,es viii render mem charv how thew engage IN
Snaness TINT Ia liable nnn such abort NOTICE n he nut
s1.D Ia = ~ ~
me Yacht Wsnderer IA not sod abe In rather To no.
torious \ vessel TO sut los Senores slave TraJsrs
nav fear NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. her fast sailing omaitias
NAT she is 20 well known that she would be- certain Of
capture on the coast OF Africa
He Capture Of the Spanish Mexican steamers General
Niramsn and Marquis de Ia Habana has been perfect
rodsepd TO the IidyIo de Ia Karina without that event
what would il have done for subjects for editorial com
mentY In the impression of that paper of nth inst
ssrs ,nober editorial Article On ne smb;e o1 no.s
fhsn two long columns
n commences, as usual, with an attack upon the New
Orleans papers And Concluded az heretofore With tho
HExD shall only trouble Won With the Translation Of
\ yery few sentences
After quoting a states from the HERALD the cases
nsSSr-a- - =.