The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

Arrsvai Of the %. Louis-Issac ". Fowler
ssRPsssd - be In CUbs-Msrksts, 60.
~ NJ arrival q the *. Louis Captain CAveady, q
as Po ysassrday svsaing We have daass from Havana
70 sne s7sa u from New Orleans 70 tbs 2lth ull al
from Jamaica 10 The TIN un
nas0 " fowser wa supposed 10 DO IN Havana Hs
had arrived with only the means for purch.s,nr the ma
oessaziesof life, and intended the ~ 80
industrial or professional pursuit ii that ctr or s...
whore.
Tho now paper printed In English was w,nni.. s.v>r
and was warmly welcomed By the authortsisu ana "A.
press.
There was nswS Of Importance from Jamaica.
The message Of AonisAlsgrs President Of COSTA Ro.
the newly organized Congress, received with much
favx BY the people, and was regarded worry sensible
and practical document offered many sussesaoas Ter
the dsveaopemeat Of The resources Of the country.
ma nurdsrsu Il Auguero. Political Secretary, ere v
suffer The extreme penalty Of the law this week, ~
os whsrs their crime committed, In fsat Of the s
gates between The Nonserosts and the TAooa theatre
mo business in the markets In sugars and freghh were
very active this past weak, the basis Of No II II u
sx reals per aroba M stock on hand h Havana and
Nasans was 900 boxes, asainss $50 900 hst ysAx
The Same data shipped las week a, 900 bon Freight
advanced both per European carriers and eoway vss
sells, and will continue up.
Exchange on London l2l TO 12X premium; do. On
New York 10 ~ premium. Short sight o. New o..
leans2k AK.
The health Of Havana WAS good.
No American vessels Of war were In port
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, May n, 1890.
Speculation az to 1ammany Hau and I've Nee York Pcs
Office ndlPostwaae-Lsaac v. Fb,oIr Ea in Brssg
ba Cuba-xAe New BM2lish Physiological Patronage
Of tie Captain General for Ae Benefit o. Cssbass-Csm.
wercial Reports-HeaHA, &c., dc.
That speculation may osase, TAmmany Hall be quieteA
and the general apprehension Of friends be composed
personal fety Of the late Postmaster Of the city
New York Isaac V. Fowler, report 70 them that he
too brave for endurance OF his misortunes to commit
suicide and too prudent to have Canada for the
purpose Of embarkipg for Brazil, where he might hsvs
been followed and sold by the very eeches who have
rsveiied in bis apparent official prosperity, bsfore he
could have secured passage he u safe In the city Of
Havana bearing his modification and troubles well
who has been too saDgune too confident In ihoss
surrounding him, too generous, with N unreasonable
hope always that the world would over, and pour
the means into bis lap to make goot the deficiencies in
his accounts The confidence, the prudence and the
hope, al failacious stern integrity, knowing friend
chip and political obligations alone could have saved
him from the fearful consequences Of biz position with h
peculiar liberal tendencies, exercised without due reoc
Of bis own-snd YET The crmiDaT cannot Be dyiSsd or
distributed through tho various channels which have
consumed the money BE must bear eli the odtum: and
that he has been grossly duped, gives consolation
while he s suffering bitter punishment for hin defalcanon
There some true rencs found At the moment thsy
we're required, and consequence OF their joint action
and Providence, Mr.. Isaac " Fowler here-as yet not
recognized BE has only provide the nscessa-
Of fe and TO aid In the commencement Of some indus
trial or professional pursuit, 81 her here or elsewhere
BE arrived In this city BY late steamer from New York
The paper In the English language Is quietly via
ming favor with all those Who can read i, and literally
sustxired and welcomed BY the authorities and tho
pIess Of the evidences Of the entire sincerity u
Gen. SerFaDo Ia his administration Of Cuban Affairs that
the creoles OF Cuba fill al The most important working
Department. upon which hinges the yerAble action OF the
government There are one hundred Cubans In odaciai
position where there ID old Spain Spanard, although
true that the chiefs Of bureaus, departments, &C.,
spaniarcs. The benefits are more distributed smocg the
creoles In clerkshps (Sl COO per annum) than amoag
Foreigners They get all they are competeat for-ss
much q they deserve or are quAlned for A gensra
thing the Cuban steN bong, better fitted for love
than labor, neither remarkably intelligent II Al
getic enterprising induurbous But, ~ b they a
all the tabA In the ofcAl sft Of the Captain General
Health good.