The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-10
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

Arrival or shs q as or City-TOtal Lps' OF
shs ship CAxAa-Mutiny ON Board the
BArh ChaHPaoA-Capture or IN Am RI
osn sisvsr ~ tins spania rds. sc.
mo U lied States mall At. amship Quaker City, X w.
haieldi, commander, arrived =, Ihs port sserday
ssrsoou frOm Havana having left there last Monday
IN instant, ~ one p n.
mo Quaker City was delayed on her voyage oy gong
10 she assistance Of the American ship China, Captain
wAsns which was discovered 70 be on nre on the even
nS OF he oh instant at seven P NJ The onieers ana
crew and their baggage we're taken on board Oh the
ouaker City ut ten p NJ from the bark Ocean bride
mir !. Ave DAYS from kinattan bound to LverpooD,
which VI ssel already at the scene Of oonnAgraton
Before The Quaker city LETT her (hirty miles north
=, OF Cape CarnevaD the China burned nearly
v the waters edge. The captain can give no
account OF The origin Of the IRE, which he
bad discovered twelve hours previous to aosn-
Aonirg her The China eight years old, own.
Cd In Portland, Ne. 725 tons register, and had In
AIT bales 81 cotton; twelve days from New Orlt ans,
bound 70 Liverpool.
me health OF Havana s continues good and the
sAer e, sellsnt when the Quaker City lef,.
me American bark Champion, Captain Nichols, bound
from Cienfuegos To San Juan do los Remedies, pa,
INTO Havana for officers and provisions On sailing again
Me mutnled in sight Of the hArbor, and the cap
satp, after musn deliberstion compelled to us<
broe 70 restore thm to obedience 10 doing 80 he shot
Me cook who seemed TO 30 tho rngleader. subse
snenty no returned with his shp to the port and de-
nvered himself and 70 the American Consul
Who via rend them TO Key West by the United
States steamer Crusader for ti. Tho evidence before
me Consul ouch not only 10 exonerate but to
sustain the captain in the unfortunate act.
The American brig Newton, with three hundred negroes
On board was captured by Spanish vessel OF near
uA~denas.
Tho sugar market remains the per last quota
ops FOR Nos. II and IL, D. s, So o rails per ~
robe l3 10 a. do, ga a91s do do; whites, good 70
npe, lax 10 do DO. Stock hand, here and .. Ma
sanEas IS 900 boxes and 100 hhds against lis 900 boxes
and 400 hnds, in 1850, and 1900 boxes in 1853 No
ssses-Fcur rails per seg of Ave gallons.
Freights remain remarkably dull.
ZxchAnges-London, 10 l3a per cent premium; Pa
vs, y per cent do New York and Boston, Ak ~
per cent do New Orleans, abort sight, ba61 per cent
premium
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Nov 8, 1850.
Owning Of ne Gay sslson-Hoaicide Board the Bark
CAampion-The Cdptain and Cre1 Sent TO Key West for
krdnination dc DC
The night of the 27th MI. the Warehouses OF Altman
dsres opened the gay Of Havana with magnificent
party and ball, In fancy costume, at which Assem-
eei all friends and the fashion OF The city. would
be tempted give fall description OF this Feast Of
Almandares," for the benefit OF your thousands of
Spanish readers In tae United States but 20 space,
Know, will not admit OF II.
Tbe captain (Nichols) Of the American ship Champion,
having this port q few days since, had a mutiny on
board just outside the Moro Caste, having been com
PEELED 70 KIN the cook IN SELF defencs aud to sustain him
sef command Of his ship The Acting Oorsu General
has investigated the circumstances, and will send the
captain all Of his but tw, by the Crusader 70
Key West that they may have pro npt Investigation
me black, ard were In state Of insaoordna
Sion, with yhysca distance aganu the officers OF the
ship and the kilng viii probably be Justified by Jury
Mr. Chamberlain, OF Western notofiey Ia railroad
Building, going into business through agent here
large scale, taking contracts for millions, 10 10 said
without shadow Of security for him seI for the
pany he r. connected with.
rhe health Of Ha faua IS good
Weather pleasant and grinding commenced on fes
catat,s