The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-19
Oar Havana Csrxespsndenee.

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Feat and tie OsnpsHy Aststse-Nacs " AsstA~ ~
tory, and is EGeas-1As K1lao a. Bsrd a. A~sioss
Bark "Renvy Wavcn,n Of BatA-SpaxiA Wav Ysssb
for Y0a Cfvs-karkas, -.
The retuAn Ball. which had been long deferred, nak
ng the hearts Of masdens pine for action, came on %
Sunday nght-the fourth innovation upon the sacred and
august Of Lent with touch Of carnival exxsvs.
gance was the most magnificent jam ever gathered b
those saloons. The supper, which combined every uxu
ry Of every land, beyond conception, except ~
those who could BY chance get taste Of " Many could
only look In he distance, and, without enchanAsA zee
fade from their longing, wondering gaze. ne tables
were opened 70 the crowd II O'Clock In the morning
the first in social posHea the most hungry and Of
basy plate Of soup eft for the most famshed vcloss N
the However, without spread upon the house tOp,
would have been impossible 70 have accommodated the
immense crowd. The ball was opened BY General Ser.
rano, leading OF with the gay Madame Albania, and the
rest, pel me-a scrub for paxners-but the door
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whirhpg Of the "Cuban dance" OF many strangers,
there was strong democratic representation, with The
pearls er brows blue eyes and lovely FORMS envied
by many diamond cased oondesa mingiipg In the gay
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publc-of New York city-Mr. and MISS Havemeyer,
with full dcvelopemens, the lady richly dressed Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Hadden (the lady IN beautiful dre@). Ut
Boston, Mr. Cheney and his gifted daughter the latter ~
manners and aes the, would bear loossS =, several
times, and still the desire 10 knger and look again. Miss
oss and Mss Eico, with evident admiration npon their
pa!h and Mr.. and Mrs Buter-he latter not the less IN
teresting that she bride and opening life among
strange scenes, where unconscousy she created spell
OF interest But met 10 ueefs-I cannot tell Ill
the charms gathered u this thousand nights Of story ana
delight thrown into one. Inc Countess Of San An
tonic presided - queen over the scene,
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grace, and yet felt n-so courteous, eaey and
gentle, while she mnhered the hospitality Of her house,
Of the United States and his s1ssen. lazy were present.
and the Consul General presented country people
The Captain General and hs lady, BY whom they were
most graciously received, slouched hats ;uclu led
By the lie Soto arrived yesterday in two days and two
hours from New Orleans, have the OF another
rust accumulated since the Carlos troubles = on The
Spanish sword-the chivAry Of the nation hm revived
and we shall NOT stop IN the glorious career until bar
baran Africa has tasted the bitter fruits Of Christian
vengeance, and lays subdued by civilization Vt the mercy
Of the Spanish throne. We have any outbreak
arrived last evening, st eight o'cock-.o confirm When
We may wssss more powder, but not another ball during
The sai,er Of the American bark Eenry Warren, who
killed the second mate In ARRAY board Of tie vessel
and dan ssrousy stabbed the mate appears from the
testimony was badly beaten upon tho head with mallet
marlin spike before he resorted 70 the nie which he
uted 30 fatally and ~ he pressed down 70 the deck
when he drew and used HE knife il appToxma.es very
nearly 70 case OF edefence The tes timony IN the
case viii be forwarded % the United states for use on trial
Of the sailor
Ho news Of importance The De Soto sails to-day al
twelveo'clock N.
The Spanish steam fgates Berenguela end Francisco
Avis ef, for Vera Cruz some days since and The report
st holds, for the purpose Of giving aid " Msmon-no
probaSle-more likely 70 protect Spanish subjects and
Business in sugars Anguid No IL as rails Freigh.s
as advised. Exchange-London, 49, 20 IA premium
Northern, 2A a1l do short New Orleans, "a do.