The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-30

path evening and hated With Abe sAars by
.os1 @ ,f'm su'siis-sh well. We have 70 asptHs No
oSr !" JaDes hsctiregor, merchsns " d.vans fR
wep'y 'tev'n ysst, beloved resscosed by I'll Who
knew nla.a ~nos sou'sd generous scoschmas. H asA
y ne w. DAYS einse N tbs
Ihe carton u snii lhe Aslatks sttn oon4nueg
Recent, lo Of booies, dsrep IN order for tnssrmens
Of JuIi-p Zslnea: tue, had evtoentIv sakcn :
iqu,o po'soD and ny No ex.minss,on (post
mort mn had TO ascertain tho o'ue used
Arrived ~ the 20 'he Holland war steam frieste
vssuvius G. DDsSoer Fukins, roa Jam.cs, ali ven =
hoard Reports that Prince Alfred vni be aioue psxt
weex Ii. Quaker Guy, true moment of ua,e for
avva am dalastuse ic4ves at II oAy, having On
q Ne ,on ,pcladux Gen, rsl Mnan n, fanuy sod
suie for having siefefreu tor the moment
h9 plans OF ~mb ton ard inquest
AIrivait-to~srd beiaDo, Esq, John A. Weeks Esq
and lacy, OF New Y0k, b uni toSav for tho Yamri;
w.. Va, ReDssela.r aD, ron, a Ma hooo Nq john
= ! bo'onp.; Frss'h, fhha elpnia !. z nsuhmNn,
Prn-s'a; Bat zer, New Yos: Kop, K~sisod;
r,skI.y, Ke. West; rnokrr, R H L,oherw,
4. Ellis, ana John r~pnsr Feq OF Riebmoed who ID
on the point o. making v.iuase co.tsa n, and
siirr suIp'yng the soa,h~n- ssh d~rsoy wtn oalum~
bmcs other defensive material hs vii be- nkey %
fo'nth eeansh srseIsls wnh some ~ hg valuable
ibe sugar market the past week was moro quiet,
auc most OF The shipmeDts f)r account OF
planters ana the bas numpsrs IL and II stIl ot.d
MtA 10 az rails 247 OOO boxes.
Igan ~ leo 900 ntxe las hoisssee-NO actiou VI
ssnstquea i ace: ~ to ral At "us porte. reghts-
With efa nems.d speculation the sugar mar
ket slightly dsrliped impr wnh rsDewea action
With ou' od,ce Exchanges uil sitn Scant sapply OF
money Tor busii ess London 10 " l0k New York
ano MOI hsII c,t'cs 10 do Ne~ O,ans shnr. sight.
b to do iai's - trzls discount, United states gold
Havana Al d m country l. 10 d; ,be wealth. and
ref'sshn gDever more ceiicious N ny straDg rs
rem aDbs to enjoy II; Tree Z Your damp sprlng yea
ther and spring political hita House q. .onies.
HAVANA, aarch "a. 1851.
Continued F'a3ys asd Bankrupt iss-Ts sugar ksse,
dc,'&c., 6c
The Of the r.osrade sentiments and action Of
the President Of ,be Upred states ameri,a has
had q composing sD. CT up n Cuban nerves. and the
dreams Of ca raos upoo peaceful domain hAvo
passed with the shadows of the night Circumstances
vii compel him TO hep dong Just We have he'd .
good many small failures foos,pe in the trs OF moro
MAGNIFICENT bankruptcy, and tins vail preoabiy
vino up good many toe ssne string yet
there Is abundance OF money for thme abls 70
take IL The bushes coba among those Interested
1, merce with he Cot-d -tste has very moch I'M
proved since steam arrivals 1be sugar market g
I,yer fo, oooc n, si,.nu M 10 .tcr ha,a .s :. ~
tai 213 600 boSes and 10 800 hhds
holsssss II N no b.t.ef demand at X reals per
kte al The depasit cste tut NJ pIs and very
hts,e cemand Furth,r Il. eli . anticipate
shipments Of sugars aid nola,s 70 considerable
ttnt have u paleis ~ The hsI two
weeks FTe,gbt-less Il, uaDd sna dec1irg, but will
improve with ucressed acton 10 the 50, ar market.
The Advantages and OisaAv an eag~s OF
iradtDe with the so0snesa Coafcdsra-
Cy-lm pOl tm nt Con s1dcs ~. Ions
lrahsiat ,r,nl the D,aro Ia Ma fua, Of Havana,
Ma ch II, for the Nav .YoRK axKArpl
The which give ere wh re- taken from Amoyf.
periodicals in rega TO the adopted By tho
Dgress 0 tho conieoerateo Southern Safes wiih re-
sr iDg ntspcou se Ia VI g,as i'm
por,ance Ideas III. attractive poioy
wbich we supposed wsuld guUe ne " she
government II cam ot iu fact be more lberL nor
col qutI tly better the ouait IONS og
ion which aspies to establish relations abroad
on basis Of remarkable width extended vie - -
that husu
tar refof lately approved by the Cns ess At Washing
ten contrast Is eseoted which must exercise tho
Nor'h no title Influence IN favor OF the SOUTH with
tbore persons directly interested breaches
trade which that taIin protscis With duties snch
mus, be col sder,d even prohoitve principally with re-
TIE measure which declares the coasts Of the oonfede
ration open iree tradethat from Caps fear,
Atlantic, GraLoe, on ne Mex can Gulf
sbe On the part 10 satsner Norihero sh,poukers
dependence oonpls ely sstsdes ths wishes n Eng-
~ shpDuders or whet apouhts 70 the thing,
csmo 70 Washington year although nssur any, oaiy
"nhm the limits Of the repuoiic VI ths ConfedcSnS
here 10, then, IN that great mott for s,m
psthy wrh tnoee StAlss the part o American a. we
as EDe fiphuildcrs and those sls, u les
who may DO enabled T. odt by the lbs concession
graptoo, among which ours must DO most cspecairy
Teekoned from the moment in which u sess,ud measure
declares the dheIcntia fsg cuties a,olshed, duties
which, tinc- 1884 kept the spanish flag the pors or
We do not really believe that those resolutions Of the
Montgomery Cor gress will oecd any alsbo ate sx-
PLANTATION, In that all ther Importance and she
influence they must ths commercial rela-
tioDs Of this island the territory the new ooo-
feoeration II this latter should proceed p,sce able
establishment, may be understood; but does appssr 70
Of utility 70 speak In this place OF question which
at present is subject of discussion among
20 what ex,ent may a speculation be undertaken
to-day with the object Of prontDg by tn privileges
authorized BY the measures spoken Of without danger Of
it's b. ing completely rustratedY Are there within tho
limits Of Jaw means Of nsuring the interests Of such
II ogo suiced 10 resolve questions Of such nature in
the DOMAIN Of practice The vsws We have concluded
orr wouio certainly present fewer difficulties Than
which in reality surround the solution
The Montgomery govcrI cnt " under certao aspects,
only de rars but s Constituted in regular
tion they separated themselves In perfect tran
quility, without any definite de,israton being
their procecdDss The Senator'S and rep essniasives
0 those States took leave or Congress, pnoitciy
their fespsctse States, docaiDs the absolute hight
Of heir oonstltu 10 their psndencs
and all this and besides-xmong thevs tho
resRDatiops Of Southern army navy odicers
pheo with the Knowledge add forbearaDce this gov
e'tment which on the Other hand has also se~n, un-
of nearly all the feocrsl establishments within their
borders no tha, toe government OF Montgomery really
exfts and the Congress egisats In the exercise of
perfe,t sovereignty 70 BY the Congress and
government At that place which ~as formerly their
tloJos, such extent that Dether commerce nor
navigation between the ports Of other of
the old confederation suff-rs any ipterruotion
cecaIaiios OF legal authority IN reg.ra 10 the esisi
macy of the proceedings the southern confsderscy
In Mr. Puchansne messages 10 Congress- In Mr. Lpcons
inaugural sddressf In Dei,ber other has
been any thing more than discussion opsn,oa and
ne hes has Congress, for s part, made decisive de-
clarsfiob.
But all this be true the connivance have spoken
Of the less be consioeret sufficient FOR
u.s. Individuals that the relations between
nat,one and their domestic governments changed,
while these latter wihoid their cognsson, until which,
individual right uy count upon the protection Of
bis country In support Of tho interests he may
choose 10 jcoparoise In his specusat'ons. ms,
uoubtiess, rs lot the doctrine prscte-d BY tho
sn,erraD government, which, under circum-
ttsncee not actually dra,ing With persnns declared
,ebeus by their lawful govesnmcns, has venture1 70
geend the acts OF citizens, and even consented
acting auxAiares 20 reDeiltou; bot
start firm the doctvine unvet sally sdmitted
apd according while believe hlt the commsrco
u The world pcrfect rsh, 70 gains 70 the ports d