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The New York herald., 1862-03-22
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAVANA, Marcn 10, 1867
Dearh Of Ne'cs-0peratc Neacs-1oUenens Of French
Var Vesses-Arriral Of Svedish Corue1e-Erpected
Arriral If the British Fleet from Nerico, &c.
In tho three days that have elapsed since the sailing Of
the Roanoke there has transpred nothing console
correspondent from whom news always expected ,even
though ii be impossbilty his part TO comply In
my last letter remarked that we were entering on
period OF stagnation and fear that only
In fact, Of the tropics cannot afford like you OF
the North to be always in state Of turmoil and excite
meut, for should all inevitably die OF brain fever
We have periods. - Flowers have their time to fade
and leaves to falr and seasons Of ennui lstess
ness and calm. And how much philosophical is
this method, after all. We save our health and when
The season Of enjoyment comes round as IL Invariably
does IN this miserable world. go inn with ksenor
relish and better appetite. But am forgetting
myself, for know the HERALD does not care
DC either for poetca illusions philosophical dsserta
sons from correspondent, since tho duties Of such
person are more practical and matter Of fact Well
then, there is no nows. That hope is coming 70 the
have none. Nobody has any. WHY, not even Intono
who knows everybody and everything in Havana and
whom everybody therein knows. But tho mention OF
Antonios name necessitates an explanation. Any one
who has been 10 Havana knows that Antonio he Tho
right hand man Of the Union Hotel and much wiser than
al the wise Of Greece put together for he
knows everything that Is going withal he Is so
modest that am rather sorry his name slipped from my
pen Your correspondents la Mexico, doubtless keCp
your readers well posted Ia regard to affairs there ana
therefore dcbarred in that quarter. by the way
think some people rather too severe on General
Prim. He cannot be such fool as to dream Of that
almost mythical crown Of Mexico and II strikes mo
ss ridiculous still 70 insist that the British
Minister aids him In that scheme.
The Opera season, which had expected would close
70 night viii continue I'll the end OF the month Ferr had
abenent last night The opera Marie de Rohan -
and the house toeraby well filled, for Ferri is
favorite The performance very good considering
Our best tenor Tombesi has already had bis benefit
emuch smaller one too than ho deserves, for he Is
very good artist and has always done his best to please
He selected the "Scian Vcspers,v and acquitted him
sell we'll sgnora B,sseggio has been quite ILL., and
doubt we see her any the boards Of the Tacou
presume the best Of the artists here will 60 to New
York in April, with old friend Muzio.
Tho Unitel states steamer Santiago do Cuba went 20
sea Yesterday, as well as the French steamer Nj an,
which has been lying here quite long time. The Milan
gOes 10 New CrIsaIs, prOlab' tatiou VI ASSIST
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rUE SUNDAY MERCURY

THE SUNDAY MERCURY
has from the business community but takes
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bsnes The broad assertion that II has circulation e1-
ceedns OF all the other Sunday Is stubborn
fact Any apcr boast Of patronage but the books
OF the establishment and the doings the
tho The public to the Office OF the
SUNDAY MERCURY and exainine thu Sc evidences They
hours to all men. Dare OF the obscure
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strength Of their sayso submit to this ordeas They
dare not shrink from IL, Is not such hacking
tacit admission of mendaetyf In what respect do
such Peter Funks who declare their
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equivalent money paid 10 them Cor advertising Cir
is the measure the value of advertising
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the combined of all the other Sunday
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preference TO any other paper.
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A late Richmond paper has the following
In the Confederate Court Saturday last the impor-
tant case, involving half million OF dollars OF the
Confederate States John Jones petition seques-
tae the tobacco Of August Belmont, taken up. The
Rothschds have intsrposed, and as French citizens
claim the tobacco their property. Proceedings in this
case will be most probably indefinitely postponed as tho
bockad of from the Rothschds the opportunity OF
attending properly to their interests in the matter
On yesterday argument heard in the case Of the
Confederate States Chapman Leigh petition
ssquesatc the property OF Charles Fry and Oyerton
NJ. Frice. Tho Judge reserved his decision.
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THE GREAT STORY OF THE DAY
IMOGEN On THE MARBLE HEART.
nv
BIZ PIERCE EoAN.
THE IMMENSE EDITION
OF last weeks
0IYNnAX MERGIfRX


Although unparalleled In the history OF the Sunday Press
failed to satisfy the public thirst for this intensely interest
ing begun in its columns, and the demand for
the early chapters sl remains unsupped Ia order 70
comm the thousands who have been disappointed
graphic abstract of all that Portion f the story already
printed viii appear In the SUNDAY MERCUhf OF o-por.
row whoever purchases the paper will OBJ cbear
idea the narrative the point * which the install
ment be published tomorrow capmenees Great pains
have been taken 70 make the synopsis and no prom
velopnexi of the prU bas beon Ouhsd
Unay be stalled The opinion a the best judges Of popn
lar fiction this country that ~Imogsn The Marble
Heart is the post thrilling le that has ever been Published
in an American newspaper Love leaiousy sno
portrayed with hand and the Incidents embrace
BY any modern writer The fervor, the consistency the
courage all the of woman are wildly depcd-her
heart hearts revealed.
In addition 10 innumersble other features of nte
rest, the SUNDAY MERCURY Of tomorrow will contain all
news foreign and domestic received by Lightning mall
and from city reporters Of the paper up 70 four O'Clock on
Sunday morning. ..xu.,,xx,
Sunday papers In New York rolled into one
total and those who read issue OF the great
Sunday Newspaper will not be surprised at Its triumphant
non
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

HAvANA-Steamship Karnsk-Mllc Lay, Miss n Luna,
Miss Conners, Mr. and Mrs McItcy, Iiusace and
son. Mr. and Mrs w TreadwelL Mrs Whiting and SON
Rev DR. Guon ady and sisters Mr. and Mrs Clark Mr. and
MrsJ PeTson, Miss Moore Miss G Saunders Mrs Il n
Martin, Mrs Burton and chd, Mcssrs Makiu Harr SON
J BorDsnivlle, Lyon, A Larmote w Walker Taclbg
Kilchemann, Richards Panora, Garcia and two
friends w Grove, karlarczo, ~ Cortsnos Toca w w
Ayres Baez, N Blow, ID Levy Basconer scg j Stu.
art ID Smith MT Bareso, Mr. Schukcr and Doy Mr N0ad
Harding, VIM Gapey,J ilar, II Baker, L. Cha,e 4.
Nesbitt anderson, % g Barrct, Carroll, CLARK 10.
t-f2
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sncs being required by the French subjects there In case
OF attack by the Union forces sweosh vssse.v
war, the corvette Norman, arrived here yesterday,
These sons Of Thor Wooden are not often seen
in this harbor We may expect all or portion % the
English feet at Vera Cruz within few DAYS, sn0e AL
but the frigats Ariadne had boon ordered away
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A BOSTON ALDERMAN'S SKULL.
IA Such article among the trophies captured from
the rebel Manassas by the Mackerel Brigade Its
thrilling recovery by brother of the missing Alderman
and what ensued thereafter are told in OkPHEUS C.
KERR letter to the SUNDAY MERCURY for tomorrow
Buy paper and learn despse the foes who would
Alderman's skull into cheese box.
AN IMPORTANT WORK ON PHYsIOLoGY-PARIs.
"A London and New York-Medical AdyiseE and Guide
experiments in the French and English hospitals &c
Guiding treatise upon the diseases and weaknesses affecting
the ignorance of their emf
New York physician Sent free to any address for 81
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DR LUTHER, DENTIST,
IL Removed to No. l04 East Twenty-second street
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MATRIMONIAL.

~
a youNg FRENCHMAN, OF FINE APPEARANCE
etween 20 35 OF wishes TO make the ac
onain,ance OF young lady widow possessing means
and willing 10 marry Responsibility and good soeable cha
az" youth and beauty He Is net the possess
sor Of any fortune for the present. but ms parents h9ye
so,os lie home, and neither drinks nor play Ho
sircs o make this marriage TO have good compa
non FOR life and then start In businessmporaton OF cer
ain French articles Address for week with all confidence
. u H., broadway Post Office.
yoouNg LADY OF REFINEMENT WISHES THE
a correspondence Of q gentleman OF education in the
Army or Navy with view to matrinony Address, iOf
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home and alcctionate husband awaits her Adar,Ss
closing carte de vstes, Frank Loriner, box lo' he""
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n to meet with Beautiful healthy, wealthy ahh a..ou
pshed young lady IL 70 "a years Of age Yh ,s
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Preserving Kettles,
Brass and Enamolei. for sale ~
July 20. WM. LYON.
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on THE
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The exact wereabouts Of Gen. BUELL.
is a matter of some doubt at present. lie
was to have taken Chattanooga some
weeks ago but probably has missed the
road to that important point, and has
consequently not come up to the expecta-
tons of some sanguine, and perhaps, un-
reasonable friends. Probably the moral
effect Of his policy, as seen in the pres
ent condition Of the localities through
which he has passed, has encouraged him
so, that he has discarded the cannon and
taken up moral suasiOn. We can only
pray most dcvotedly for the success Of
this policy and hope that administering
the oath may settle this cruel war with
out further bloodshed. In the meantime
we would suggest to General BUELL. that
a few evil-minded persons failing 20 be
Modified by his humane course,may take
it into their heads to burn some railroad
bridges, aud cut of his communica ton
from his supplies. Such things have been
done. A few moddlesome persons might
put him to some trouble by stopping his
supplies, and might force him 10 retreat
vigorously from the enemy, without ac-
complishing all that was expected from
so fine an army. The Baltimore Ameri-
can speaks Of his "well-known hardness"
but we are so utterly ignorent of all
that pertains TO military affairs that we
know not whether this may be considered
complimentary or not; il the former, Gen.
BUELL. may consider himself the most
popular officer in the army, as this opin-
ion Of him is generally entertained. Mr.
CALHOUN once spoke of mastery in
activity" aud we believe that all that is
mastery in Gen. BUELL. lies in the talent
of inactivity.
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IMPORTANT STATENENr.-MR EDMUND
KIRKE's paper in the Continental Monthly,
(since collected into a yolume) under the
title Among the Pines" have attracted
a great deal of interest from the impor-
tant atements--claimed to be based on
actual Notwithstanding organized
associations among the blacks. On this
subject the Tribune says;
Very much has been said by the press
and the public IL reference &c the assGs-
ton Of the author of "Among the Pines"
that there exists among the Southern
blacks a secret and wide spread organi-
cation which has able leaders, and whose
ultimate object is Freedom This senti-
ment though generally credited, has been
questioned by certain Northern secession
journals.
We are authorized by the writer Of
the book 10 say that he has given in
Among the Pines but a 1.-THE Of the
Whole truth in his possession in regard
to that organization. That while he has
in that work introduced only a single
leader he has personal knowledge Of over
twenty, and has the names and resi-
dences Of over five hundred, who can con-
troll, at the tap Of drum, One hundred
Thousand able-bodied lighting men.
We have heard slave owners in the
Cotton States years ago say that "Ma-
sonic Institution as they termsdit, ex-
isted among the negroes, by means OF
which they rendered each other mutual
assistance in case Of trouble. The exis-
tenee Of secret society among the
blacks is generally believed by the
Southern public, though whether it's pur-
pose be what is stated by Mr.. KmgE wa
are unable 10 say.
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Wanted to Hire,

a Good COOK. WASHER. and
IEbONEH
En9ulrs AZ thn once Ii
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BACON
For sale, low, by WIN LYON
July 20.
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The Railroad journal estimate the val
ne Of railroad inventions in the last forty
years, in this country alone 10 be twelve
hundred millions of dollars.
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how the silksa eounces snap, like whip
cords, a. the matrons wheel on their heels
and vanish through the door ooh, the
monster!" "The fiendr' "The bruter'
"The unfceling wretchr' "Oh, / know
dear brother b. will die-I know he
will--if he don't get some Of my sweet
picklep "Just think of it-a whole
half a day without any broiled chicken
Yes, they mean 10 starve him, and 10
think that that Nero wouldn't let us take
dear brother B. few absolute neces-
saries r And the afflicted delegation,
weeping like the sorrowful procession Of
Trojan danes, who thronged the temples
during the siege Of their city, repair 10
aneighboring house 70 console themselves
with the food prepared for the martyred
priest, and soon forget their sorrow in
discussing the chickens, oysters, ducks
wine, custards, pastries, ice. cream, sher.
bet, pickles, cold ham, and other articles
which would have made Friar Tuck
himself lick his chops, but which the
Christian Divines of the Penitentiary are
forbidden to taste.
Alb, here enters weather beaten trav-
el-worn man, who receives a hearty well
come. He is an old and valued friend,
who has run the rebel gauntlet all the
way from East Tennessee, and brings
many a tale of thrilling interest and
heart-rendng sorrow from the land whose
loyalty and fidelity shall brighten in
history and song as the years Of time
roll onward. Perhaps he tells how ia.
Their was dragged by CHURcHwELL from
his bed and shot at midnight, while
the wildwood re-echoed the shrieks of
his wife and daughters, and the laugh
ter of his rebel assassins. Perhaps he
tells how some manly form pinned away
and died in loathsome prison.
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'0AiohB IN ula Ihinct anu OF lnQou
Which, gsinst the world 10 war haa stood
And persisted in the foremost rank
with Joy but not in chains to pine
His spirit Withheld with their capk.
BE was a hunter OF the hills,
Had followed there the DEER and VOL
To him this dungeon was gulf
Aud fettered feet the worst Of Ills"
Yes, but let Us remember that
when Froodoms sons to ieiters arc conhned---
To letters, and the damp vaults dayloss gloom
Their country conquejs with their marty rdom
Aud Freedoms fame fnds wings on every wind"
IT'S sunset, and the cloudless splendor
of departing day falls like blessing
from on high, on the surrounding amphi-
theatre of hills and the landscape trem-
bles with the rapture of love. As we
look out from the Capitol, the serene
beauty of nature, invites tho'jaded and
erburdened and saddened spirit to
come forth and drink in refreshment and
repose from the charming prospect. But
the temptation, sweet as it is, must not
10 yASAuSh w AON tut loAlb VI tllo udJ
are yet unfinished, and the ante-room
is throDged with visitors, all eager
ly awaiting an opportunity to speak
with the Governor. Thus, day after day
wears away, and the incessant routine
of work seems like the new er-ending toll
of SYsorpHUs, whose doom it was to roll
to the summit Of hill vast rock, which
ever kept rebounding and rolling back to
the valley. And what's there to sustain
and strengthen him who is thus immers-
ed in the cares of State? More than
twenty centuries ago. the Roman Senate,
under the guidance of their Consul,
Cicero, passed the famous decree
"Neqoid delrimeati rfpuJlioa oapiat"
"LEr THE REPUBLIC SUFFER NO DETm-
MEST."
Does not this immortal decree hnger yet
around every capital where patriots are
gathered in the dark hour Of our Repub-
lie, and inspire their hearts to brave toll,
suffering, calumny, persecution and death
itself, for the Aviation Of that country
which is the last citadel of free govern
ment and the last hope of freedom ?
Again we proclaim this sublime decree
President in the chair of Washington,
Congresr in the National Council Cham
Der, Governors in the Capitols of your
respective States, Soldi ers, in battle-ine
or fort, or on lonely picket, and you, O
people of tn is mighty nation, LET THE
| REPUBLIC SUFFER- no DETBIMENTp
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