The New York herald., 1862-02-11

o. repairs d French corvette sixteen ysars since
whsh was ners than Ne original cost In tAs hurrc.ne
As6ant Lsvsess swsnty four guns was rspasi u tAs
sssenI here, and her repairs on the he'll Aens 49,
$40 600 The commander said leaving that be placed
N trust N God, and net u his vessel. 10 eedy -
dsmned.
Prom Honduras We have the Cocoa n Hs~dssG (psb
hsAsd a CAnayagua), IN which appears decree non
President Santos Guardola that account o. me noss
entire failure Of the by the rains and ana
fearing scarcity OF provisions, &c, from Decemod o.,
for one year all nour or meal rice corn beans ana pot
toes shall be free from import duties OF any kind.
lately january 90 came in Spanish transport
Alvs, four days from Vera Cruz January "a nine days
from jamaica Danish screw corvette Hendei rom vera
Cruz, six days French steamer hontsznma, five days
from Spanish Prncesa de Asturias four
days from Vera Cruz English fgate fninetynne
guns) st. George fourteen days from Rermdda English
screw frgate Donegal ten days from Martinique; French
screw transport Ia Mense. January 23 four French
screw steamers from Vera Cruz. six days-LArdente,
LAstres La Guerrero, La Foudre January 20 came in
the English schooner Henry ravers seventys six tons,
twenty six days from New orleans, with cotton and
steamer Victoria, three days, with cotton and eight
passengers January %, Mramon sailed In the English
nai steamer Avon under an assumed name and intends
W DC transferred at Vera Cruz Immediately 70 schooner
which 10 awaiting him, and IN which he hopes TO ef-
feet landing somewhere the coast The Admiralty
Agent who goes the steamer, said here that he
should, Immediately on arrival at vora Cruz, go ON
board an English vessel OF war; the commander Of which,
hewaS sure, would arrest &ramon on account Of the
went with him, also Barraddiaran violent reaction
st, and whose arrival here Iwrote OF In my last Mira
mon went accompanied by sixteen hexicans santa
Anna 10 to arrive by next steamer from ST. Thomas He
has lately been to Carthagena and viii leave immediate
y for Mexico They say hero he viii not be allowed 10
land.
In the fgate St. George arrived his royal High
ness Prince Alfred and here he received the news Of his
fathers demise Tho hags or all vessels Of war were
placed at half mast andhe yards OF the Spanards were
depressed mouInp FOR the Prince tonsOt aud evory
fifteen minres were Cred I'll an hour beforo dusk,
when the 81 George fred thirty minute gns and after
ward the Donegal tred thirty On the 23i the Captain
General Serrano aud salte went beard at 10 call
upon him, and in the afternoon Of tue 18th Prince Alfred
rcigrnod the call with the English Consu Geno aJoseph
CTtwlord, G 3. Afterward he went TO Mr.. Cranfords
D. se where he passed tho night Ho goes from this 70
Bofm.aa where tho yacht Victoria and Albert awaits TO
tase him homo. On the 18th au American brig owned
il New YORK. caug ht OF the ou,he coast with five
hundred and hsty neg ocs on board She WIS chased by
spanish revenue CUTTER but escaped. Afterward, the
wind dying a~ay, the cutter steamed up to her and
brought her into Baabano
The Joseph Maxwell, of the Samter's Cienflegos
prizes after being tho of several law suits has at
last been delivered to the captain who left here few
days since 10 sake command
letter from New Orleans received per steamer Vic
tora the Superintendent and various employees Of
the 0pel0usas Railroad have been arrested conspiracy
having beer discovered for the delverance the Union
forcsS Of the entire railroad and aid at Berwieks Bay
The letter proceeds 10 say that this newe has been
pressed from the papers do not vouch for the truth
Of this. only state letter has been received, &c
The secess onsts lore expect the steamer Vanderbilt
here in few days She ran the blockade out and back
and viii try again passenger by the Victoria went IN
her to New Orleans and has now returned intending ~
20 back again.
On the 24h the fgate st. George dragged her anchors
and went foul Of the American baxk Ella Reed, doing
considerable damage Tho ST. George goes 70 the
26h and tho matter will be left with Consul General
Mr.. R. w. shueldt and Mr.. Crawford the English Consul
General. The amount Of damage will be paid by the
English government
On the 25th the San Quntin Spanish steamerof war,
came In from Vera Cruz-four days-brihgng General
Gassst (who commanded the Spanish contingent OF the
expedition till Prims arriva five ads, eight officers Of
vaTious regiments, and twenty soldiers (?)
They report that the allied Powers had made an ad-
vance towari the capital, occupying a place called
Esprtu Sno and that the Msxicans retired they ad
vanced, without fighting. The Blanca and Conception
(screws left the day after the Prncesa do Asuras and
have hld quite norther fears are entertained Of
their safety. We expecting the Baltimore daily