The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-22

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many ssausasa. friseds Il - uemSses.
towards tse iaaer portion Of The svsa.g speech IN
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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
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Nst she eaintese CLEAN OF news discover iron cay
qsastsr within ny spAsre From s.. DomInse. nothing
beyond very Insignificant details Of the 6ght On the
sassiAso road few miles from Monte Orsti. q which
you have already informed Mother has asything
Of 70 kuowiedgo regard IN events % this
island Tho good people Of Santiago do Cu6a have had
another q those 70 Which they ought 70 be well
accustomed considering the frequency with which eth
Quakes visit them; and tho moro surprising b
that they should 20 or iato spasms II terror whom It 10
known that they have philosophcaliy made up their
minds 70 BE- swallowed up some day or other without
moments notice. Tue visitation 10 which ailu
ding occurred O'Clock In tho OF the ID
isst hurting ons fortunately but alarming the whole
population isanensely Trust shanever DO called on
y osroniS the tate wch ali suppose Santiago doomea
70 undergo %kt -f s.,
heyuO3os
the Ten mat for Europe tho British steamer 70 perfect
discovery Of his winch win work revolution 10 The
manufacture OF sugar. Theprobsen Which NJ. Reyuoso
thinks has solved occupied the attea
ton Of chemists for years. and consists In so treating
the fresh cane juice that there shall be no resi-
due, but all DO converted into sugar Of
equal quality and 6ueness Suoh tho confidence In Mr.
Reyposo skill great tho value OF his discovery,
that his friends here have subscribed tho SUM Of thirty
Hvethousand dollars TO enable him 70 prosecute bis re-
experiments in Europe. OF this SUM Do
Reynoso therefore, goes 70 Europe we'll provided Should
he succeed s expected all sugar planters win
tato0s o uscovado 10 your prices current or course
you know though some OF your readers may mol that
cordng each Of bosd cane juice crystases there
formed successive layers OF sugar OF varying cole
layer is the whtcst and best tho pext INFERIOR and
contain the black uucrystalisabe residue known as
molasses, or trcaQs ~ Reynoso intends converttn!
g IL Sso
have to put up with good sugar and do the best they can
until they used to IT, FOR expect nothing less than
grand 70 be mado about It, such as invariably fol-
lows the heels Of every great improvement 10 fact,
SUGAR. associations and clubs OF indignant pie bakers
Nevertheless the world must mOve and good white sugar
must oo tnS hsv cooss 20
II for mOlasses for, after all who knows what mysteri
connection there may be between long suffering and
From Mexico nothing though couple Of French trans
ports have just arrived from Vera Cruz There natu
rally much anxiety learn what tho nrst steps OF tho
new imperial government will be- Macmillan mas to
make friends for himself not only In his new ompire but
around HIM ' HIM turn WHICH WAY no ~ w
The former jealous OF France. whose influence has
reared throne which must stu lean upon her for sup.
port and placed upon the incumbent's head . crown
which Spanish vsinares fo9dly dreat might one day
be appanage OF that Of CASTLE This visien.
hufU st~Asr
threatens to suppsnt forever that Of Spain in the
countries whore ruled and hcr language oven still
they are intensely American in feeling and look a. the
question from American standpoint, ana because they
have or affect TO have hatred not only Tor tho race
from which they spring, but for oil European nstions
Everything which passes the neghborng Continent
claims their closest attention. aud the Monroe doctrine Is
much cherished as II their own most vital interests
depended on Its conservation On tho questions which
have produced the great civil war they are divided fol-
lowing with their sympathies the fortunes OF tho mighty
cobatants that lessen their veneasion for
thu American people, for tho principles Of tree Coy
sces for them know that the inererence Of France
in Mexico Is disked and condemned in the States 70
enlist their sympathes against the or AMER
political Apothcoss
Even ID tho midst Of his new subjects Macmillan win
find difficult make friends, not because the roofing
Of old evils and aOusesmany OF them Identified with
the character OF the people, will be long. painful and
dangerous matterbut from the different md c0n
nctng elements OF which tho population OF the country
Is made up Here will DO the great difficulty The Mex
rginal natives who ve.sixths OF the population.
except when they wanted them 10 fight their battles for
them. These pe0ns, these nve millions OF reemen the
bulk OF the Mexican natl n, conquered race, and
have always been treated such by the whites
Naturally ndolent, they arc ignorant: thriftiess and
indifferent while contact with their white conquerors
and rulers has not improved them; for, like all op-
pressed people, they have learned to be as cunning as
they faithless. do not think the two races
be ado TO assmate either under republican i'm
perish form OF government for they are not sufficiently
for the former while under latter there
g at
tion OF social institutions. Let us sec, however, what
the Young Emperor will do aud the experiment is really
worth trying For nv part am glad il the work OF rur.
der and devastation be al an eud and quiet traveller
60 from Vera Cruz TO the capital without being rob-
bed aud perhaps asssssinated on the road.
REVISED TONNAGE DuEs
Enclosed you will hnd tho regulations for tonnage
dues this port though cannot any benefit TO ship
therein regard TO the sums charged which are
pbout the same as belore:--
The following is rec) translation OF the order issued
by our ntcndent General under date or the 2dinst:
His Excellency the Intendent General OF the Treasury
by virtue OF royal authorization dated 2lst Of December
last has been pleased TO resolve that from the LIST OF
July pext the different port charges at present In force
on all vessels arriving island shall be substituted
Foreign National
ALI vessels entering with cargo aud
clearing with cargo shall pay per ton
AN vessels entering with cargo and
leaving In ballast. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 80
5.-Aii vessels arriving 10 ballast and clear
4-AIl vessels with Goals, TO sns extent OF
CT exceedng the number or their regis.
tered tons, oven when loaded with other
cargo. ........................ o SO -
All vessels with coal only. but less than
their register tonnage, shall pay on the
quantity Of Goals they carry............ so
and for every ton unoccupied. .......... so 81
All vessels with lees coal than their regis.
lister tonnage, and moreover other goods.
wontever the extent thereof, shall pay
ytdehumber Of tons OF Goals. .......... IS o ~
and on the rest OF the cargo. ......... So 90
6-Ali vessels entering 10 ballast and clear
ing loaded with full cargo OF moasses. 0 so 81
6.-Au vessels arriving In ballast and only
loading produce OF the country, per ton q
cargo ......................... ....... 400 90
and for every ton unoccupled. .......... OOS O6
7.-All vessels coming and leaving In bal.
te4t. v 70 Vo
e.--An vessels arriving 10 transit, or In
ot~stSeS $500. ............... 20 70
9.-AM steamers engaged In the regular trade with
this island Of whatever nag o. place Of departure shall
Be exempt from oil Dues provided they neither bring
away more than six tons Of cargo and when carry