The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-21
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LATER NEWS FROM HAVANA.
The Preparations for the Invasion
Of Mexico.
The Coming Occupation Of the
Mexican Capital.
AFT AIRS IN SAN DOMINGO,
&C., &C., II.

Our Havana Correspondence.
HAVANA, Nov. Is, 1901
operate ADairs in Ca1a7He pch Erpeditisn to Mezt
co--St Domingo lis Courts and Lao:-Sf. CristobaI-
The Hapdna Mort'fs dc.
The Secretary Abertuzz has concluded an advantage
treaty with Acaza OF the acon theatre whore
the Opera company will open the LIST Of December.
Nest of the singers boards but they
with trumpets in advance and will probably sustain hcr
reputation furnished them trial before our critical
public In note TO the public following names,
without notice Of parts character Of voccScnoras A.
Chioni, g. Moreus +. Zappucc and NJ. Ricardo Seniors
Macaserri, f. Barri y. Colcti, L. Mazi v. Locatelh.
Director the orchestra Senior r. Aru master of the
chorus and prompcr p. Rozzes The opening opera will
be due Fcscari" or the composition aud other toms
OF interest you will BIO duly advised, as there may b.
many in the United who will prefer quiet
sen to the opera music along the Potomac
In the mammoth house tent Of Chiarin & Smith hugo
preparations maio for the amusement OF the public
with preparations for tho comfort of tho audi
space and ventiation so that the Gear people
may laugh with economy and impunity. They wi be
amply compensated for their labors in behalf, IN
causing forget the of ncishbors, Mex
co and our
In this connection it Is proper to observe that the Gre
works and gynastic preparations for the attention Of
our Mexican friends all ready, and we only wait tho
reinforcemon!s from homeland to bear evidence Of
Spanish progress into the bonightcd rcpub.ceither to
get our moneys worth to establish gove o.
peace with constitutional dynasty, In conformity
with tho demand Of the times for strong cont izng
organization The Spanish expedition will net got or
until the 25h, as the squadron to arrive will
have to coal, provision shifs &c. In relation
TO the purposes Of the demand at this time there is but
one opinion and that sustained by the universal sent
ment although 1t Is presumed that France and England
will DO check upon any attempt for permanent acqus
ton of more territory in tho Western World.
Tie fate of the Dominican republic is ndcially sealed,
under tho eic of the Queen Of Spain dated October Q.
which enclose from tho Dtdao dc "a Mdna o. tne i4tn
With the advice and consent Of her Ministry her Majesty
says
Domingo rencorporatcd with the nation, the tribunals
will 10 governed by the dispositions Of the pcnal code
of 81 ain and the provisional law for Their execution,
with all the reforms and publications existing, vol,
also for the code of commerce tho rules of prac
tice for rendition Of especial Judgment rcigning IN tho
Art q Tho proceedings in criminal will be ad
justod conformity with the laws and practice before
| tho tribunals Of the peninsuh.
Art g. Tho civil code, the laws emanatng from the
legitimate powers Of the ancient Dominican republic,
the traditions and customs admitted by the tribinnlsof
the territory will continue 10 DO observed and applied IN
the meantime which found established at this date,
to which attention will he given u all proceedings for the
Art 4. When there is no precedent under the said
| code laws, customs and traditions, common right viii
| govern. :.
Art s. The dispositions Of this my royal decres will
| have effect from the FIRST day Of the coming year.
Given as usual at the palace with the rubrc Of the
! Queen, &c.
BY subsequent DEGREES the Queen appoints judges and
executive officers for the Supreme Court to be establish
ed at st. Domingo city many Of them most respectable
citizens the acquired territory which calculated to
| strengthen the bonds Of union with the crown
To-day tho Havana feast Of St. Crstobai in honor Of
our watchful patron and religious confusion rcigns.
| Our markets have not improved. Sugars frm Nos.
| IL and IL at 81 l2ls ~ Is per 100 IDS NO
sIodn s dpmr Of small British
vessel load sugars FOR Now York at 37c per box and
vessel for Baltimore At 62hc per box; one Aus
trian 300 boxes for New York, at same price NO inn
poyement to anticipate until large receipts OF CROP
Exchange-Sixty days sight on London 10 prcmiumi
New York, 5K premium; United States gold, s. tx
premium; Mexican dollars, premium.
HAVANA, Nov.15, 1851.
The Espedon 10 Merco Not Typographical PIaH
of the Inferior Of Merico Fyepared-Fublic Ansnse
wsens dc.
Since the sailing Of the Cosmopolitan throe days since,
there great dcarth Of newsat least Of the kind cacu
lated to interest your We have frequent arrivals
here as usual from various Southern ports, and some
times we get glance at late papers from that quarter
but this week we have had nothing later than that
brought by the Columbia, either from the North or
SOUTH The expedition to Mexico will not leave to-day,
as was reported In fact matters connected with that
movement kept more secret than the late mys-
FERROUS expedition from New York am inclined to
think that arrival here Of the Conception and Lealtad
which are known have left for this port some time last
month will be the signal for the departure Of the expe
dtion and until they do arrvo there will be nothing
done This is mere opinion but it has show of pro-
liability.
In the secresy which surrounds every government step
here il is extremely dicnlt to learn anything with
| tanty. Rumors abundant; but rumors in Havana
not reliable than they are elsewhere.
| Ono thing, however, have learned, and It
| has important significance. IL is that o
Typographical plan Of extreme accuracy cf the cOun
| try lying on either sido of the road from Vera
Cruz to the capital being prepared for the Of tho
expedition These plans will prove highly useful in case
the government should find necessary 20 occupy the
city of Mexico-a proceeding which would become
Whether that will be the not, you and your read
crs are as we'll able to speculate on as j..
Notwithstanding tho crisis, which affects Havana SO
much. have plenty of amusement The Opera season
will open in days and Chiarps circus rccomnences
tomorrow Both will be well patronizcd, am sure,
Times be very bad indeed when public amasements
do not flourish In the days that Mexico and Vene
zuela have Marezek made lots OF money; and even
now in the Southern States Of our own country which
every one supposes be beggared by the war; find
various public amusements well supported It 10
a problem for philosophers to solve.
Evacuation Day-Preparntions for .
Military Parade.
Monday next being the anniversary Of the evacuation
of New York by the British forces the 25 Of Novem
her 1888 will BIO duly COMMUNICATED, according to tho
good old custom Of our fathers Major General Sanford
and Brgadier General Spcar have issued the following