The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK.


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News from Aavaua a0A Nsssau.
The stsnship Ksrnak Captain LIE Aessurisr, from IA
the s.h, Nassau the 10th Inst arrived Ut this
pert yesterday muynOg.
Gov. Bseley, OF Now Providence, ia among the pH-
sergsrs by the Ks-nak. Gt
There 10 0! any interest from any part OF the
British West Iniies.
Ex-Governor Weller. late United States Minister to
Mexico, end Mr. Mathew, British ditto, were 10 IA
gsnA re former intends going homo through the
Key wse ed tbs latter erss b ts on the I'D 5
eecen u the United States prior to hts To Egg
land.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, June 8, 1851.
State Of the Mo,IA.-S1lrtng- Exchange, dc.
Our markets rather heavy under the influence Of
troubles ia the United States but the sugar trsde has
been the most favoraby sustained Nos 10 armer at 81
s. rs per 100 lbs. Stock in Havana go 900 boxes,
agsiEs, $50 600 boxes In 1850
ho'asses rs drug. 10 value; quoted lominal ~ ak
reals per keg
rhts Tor flags OF the United States as last advised,
81 a f3. for European tags at fS "a
Exchanges more duh and declining London sixty days
eight, a. 4 AK premium; Paris sixty days. "a dts
count; New ioIs, sixty DAYS, par Al premium; New
Health of Havana coed Many vessels of Ehs Uaitod
States charging owners Tags for the OF business
HAVANA, Juae y, 1851. ..
Ay7icUl and Departure Of Co.. WeNr-C0h Paige U"ted
States ArmyAhnude Of the Spanth Au.hoSi1ss Focards
UnitSd States Outsrs-ypanssh Opinion IF Mr. Lin
coin's Asscnt 10 the Parss Correnion-A Sick,y Sea0n
Anticipated, DC.
The British mail steamer Clyde, Hsensu com.
mauder arrived the 9Th inst from Vera Cruz having
passengers Gov. Weber late United States xnister t.
the republic Of Mexico his con, aud Mr.. Mathew, re-
Ceny In charge Of tho British Legation at the city Of
Mexico, with che functions Of Mtnisser Resident.
Governor Weller left here yesterday morning In the
steamer Savor, for Key West, xhefe he viii take the
American war steamer Water Witch for Cedar Keys
from thence he Will take raj for Fernaudtna, with the
intention Of proceeding Washington by the most CON
yenien. route through the Confederate Ates to see for
himself how things look among the Southern people He
does not sntc >ate any interruption moestaon upon
his patti although be boen advised b. the Gsre
raj here that would better for him AXE toe direct
route via New York. He Is stub aod thgs hs xn
the moro direct was ana be is probably right
% can DO In these crooked tnes He will see oi f,e
with whom DC has acted good faith TO- the national
integrity III former days ana they will make his 10
smooth aad pleasant, II the thuLdefs Of are
ringing in bis ears Dir. Matthew will lsave by the Ben
vile for New York having business which tEes ht
Washington before he returns England Mr. FomeatO
Italian Consul Ut Vera Cruz, also passenger IN the
clyde, aud leaves for New York toe Kacnak day
The steamer Prinero, from New Yoik, ou the
evening Of tae 9th, bringing dates the 2Stn which
were not ca cuated TO elevate cur condtCn t.
us any Improved views Of your own 0Onsl gimpthf
Paige. graduate ut Wess Point 1894 aid fern srs
Lieutenant OF the Fourth infantry OF the OH army of
Uuion arrived here few days SINGS from Mexico us
way home, to tender his easvcss the Pre- ,eut q. "a
a native Of New H,mpsnir- auc, from S ex oerieu;s
would be eut,tled to the com .iano of regiment al
sDy rate, wherever put, hs viii 40 mis- duty.
Lhe american sh Village Bale aas sold to Bfi
teh subject, and put under ,hs British fig The Cpcsul
General 10 his patriotic zea, nas acsi obstacles il
~ay OF the sa!e Many matters OF o0mp an
the sorsllsr restrictive acsou a1c they have opposed
esk for bis recall out trust sh> Ia Will do
after little time they will TIM the pr
valuable officer for hs country. In relat, your block
aning squsdron 10 the GUT sho lid think the fro
qoescy With which theS visit this port Per sps tao
coasts Of Cuoa also within Inc vitw o. ths proc4
nation. at any rate, IL has been Cetermue1 by the
Spanish authorities ia Cuba that viii bs
permitted IN Cisn wa'ers by comm anders OF American
var vessels In boa -dI srd taking down flags zig
that may be nyH among the American shfping ia this
port, or others OF the if aud
No United States soldiers from Texas I'VE arrived ,re
requiring charitable service from TIE Authorities should
such be the any time they would CO lrte )us
and kind treatment, and ell the service which might be
necessary.
Spanish authorities upon national laws ani the rights
OF teigerens Say that Mr. Lincoln cauaot Se
the exponent the Americ doctrine pr
and that his ascent to the Paris propos
are FOR tee moment null, y-made through present
feaT-and lave heasd the very queer dea adv anc d
that tbs "with Other Presidential action cart Of
usurpeG power, which would have he lega!ized by
egslat We provision 10 our nation halls to obtain the
reepec full consioerat on of Other Powers, Of
legal effect with the civilized ~ord" By this woulc
thai they rcfose consider -,on don.s
tic institution as LAID down IN the programme
OF Mr. Seward.
Our sickness to be the increase an! you may
look out tor fatal wish your ships off The flow
ipgs OF the mississippi river
DIES.
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