The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-30
Our navana orr..pondence.

HAVANA, SeN ~, 1901.
Royns army Edia-Cdr',~e Of Ama'can Saper wlfh
Sir Tundra and 7nenty fee Ne9roes-Nes~ from Ve
l. nesuaa and Mzsco-Cseasquces for NeS orleans dmd
iStpahnah--Iieqla, dc.
Just published (2o) royal edst for drafts to Ill tho
vacancies found la the Spanish armies at home aad
abroad, caused by uaualos, expiration Of service ana
for reserve of 80 900 men, ready for any emergency or
necessity Of the State. After the army led TO Us
! working compiemDnt Of 100 900 men, those remaining
over Of the recruits between twenty and 'wentyo'e
years OF age are attached 10 battaiohs IN Their hatVe
provinces until they required for active service.
Iy this means SPAN always keefs hand 81 900 wen
drilled sodory, ready to render ecient service to ne
sovereign ana The countrya least they are saved from
confusion the leld material for the irst
time under Are.
A Spanish cruiser brought into port few days
since the American brig Toccoa. with 625 negroes
on board captured on tho north side, cast OF the
island, all in good condition They so nto ihe "epanci-
pado Glass; slaves for life, with the preiend-
ed rights Of freedom. We hayo no Of
the British ANA Spanish mSod court Of Justice which
saved some OF the subjects at least from perpetual
bondage.
by the Spanish man Gaia (2ist) We
have news from II. Inmngo 10 the TN inst Annex
alton ami Christian civilization progressing beyond
sangIine expectations The commission for audit
ing and adjustment Of accounts against tho government
Tor ancient aud recent held their sessions GARY
for sixty days rom tn i4th OF August after which suit
abo arrangements vii be made for Their payment by in
stamens or pendmg process to no based on taxtioa
Tho Comnlandant q. Marine publishes IN the official
organ rs follow Having been asked ~ yariors
ters ~ vessels, when calf tor their clearance papers,
what they Lad to pay, owners and masters are hereby M
formed mat no duties whatever are eSaed in this office
Tor the treasury Tor this conandanc. Free trade
ant sailors rights in n region
News from Observation-Disclosures, 18th Of Septennber-Do
SO favorable revolution by o.opuycjo5s,e,to of mo
Ina fhp tfSnV
VINO would not resgnl; paez cae Gou as Dictator,
which he has refused 10 accept The ytonc1dai'1s0 by
the troops Of Clyabobo Arasa calls for tbs
fjona sueoession III he Vice President CANCEL ptero(,
without knowing what has been done IN the ctpitm
Pubic confidence, which rested entirely honest
fez IS eht ely aay zed and there see ms 70 be no hope
1o lio country ~ the moment esen ttt they seemed
be basng The structure o. government upon sure basis
of personai honor and merrity.
ty the magnificent british steam frgate Mersey Com
mandcr taiMe, We have datfs from the city VI Mexico
20 the 30 inst The extraordinary session of Congress
opened on the 3D.. The message o the froslacnt int
mat an dpiro NIaatlon 10 iion of peace the a
dress OF ihe representative branch chambers charges
the ruin of Tho country upon the ''dcInocraey and
Juarca, as the experience Of every day makes more
etidebt.
ydaurri returned on he l2h of August from Lan,pazs
to Monterey, opor administration Of the gov,ru mont.
On ie Sth Com t,rt arrived IN the same city, visit
has family aud was tc recipient o many attentions rurs
The citizens. General Iolalo s,ps with much SUSPICION
The presence o. Cmonfort ~ Monterey ami had issnea 4.
proclamation ishyng lis views. Although defeated by
tie g,velheD reports tic tionsts Keep thu field IN
suuvi force 10 ces, the country alarm by
their predatory visits. Tho reports OF nObdo and Cr-
vaai Indicate thai heia aud Marquee their forces
must. ID cw days sccrmb TO their power rs, with
superior forces, they ware he gng thsM There ms
nothing improved from the Thousand times reiutod bettcr
condition; tor which reason perhaps, Ensland ami
France under the the American blockade are
ready in the Guif TO sustain good govern aent TOE
Nj 1ico
The British schooner Parliament, Glad ing for sav,,,
nah, with coffee munitions, &c., g. leave 18th or 2sth
the schooner J. H. T>one, Pennington, for New Orleans
tomorrow morning BY the last Mr.. Martin goes pas
who mi ho~p
has not accomplished Inucb, for the rebels a. c SOUTH
Soy raj private individuals, their account have
done n better business.
The health of Itvana is improved to safety Sugars
advancng Money Easy