The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Oar Havana Correspondence.

Oar Havana COrrespondence.
HAVANA, Nov. 2, 1854
Arrival or q Steamer from Gulueson-YeNos Fever
General DOblado's Safe Conduct-Civil Wor in To-
basco-lndtan TROUBLES in Yucaan-Railrodd Pro.
jects-A Forthcoming Imperial Aanifss,o, dc.
There 10 nothing Of local importance 70 communicate
unless the arrival Of blockade running steamer be
considered important, which doubt; nevertheless, bs
Shat as 1t may, one has arrived since my last letter
che penhish from Galveston, with about i've hundred
and fifty bales. The only local news she brought was
chat yellow fever continued to ravage that town.
Those steamers generally bring Mexican news
Sat on this occasion we owe II to tho Spanish mail
steamer TO say = little ahead Tho Dsphighs
Mexican news was precisely what told you about
Cortina.
Now that we have got the subject Of Mexican news
lot call public attention to the following extract
from the Gacea OF Guanauato, October l, relative
General Doblados safe conduct Mexico city. The ex.
tract headed "mportant correction" and fol.
lews"we are authorized 70 correct the which we
gave in former number taken from tho Cronis,a Of
Mexico city, relative 70 the guarantees granted the
person and interests Of Don Manuel Dobado To the pe
titon which this gentlemen made In relation to those
points, was replied that, by virtue of the amnesty law
of July last past he return freely tho country
but tnat in regard TO his interests he will have to submit
% whatever his Imperial Majesty may determine in
The correction" Is not very clear What It is in
tended to say is, believe, that General Doblado has
asked question OF the new government but has desired
nothing further than TO know whether not he could
claim his property. II any safe conduct were pettoned
for IL doubt the act OF personal friend
General Dobado explains In his note published in the
HBRALD
that represents things in the usual chronic state OF
disur In Tbasco the republican GOVERNOR Sierra,
has boon removed by Porforio DaZ and Nendez
placed his stead. Tho result OF this change govern
in this absurdly arbitrary manner is-wnau Civil
war; Of No sooner did the interference OF Dias
become than town declared for Serra and 80
on, my dear sir; for think people unfor.
tunate than ttose who mistake liberty for the
right to 60 to war when they choose. Mexican
republicanism always reminded me VI little boy
trying walk In q pair OF his fathers boots, and
doubt Mexico has been trying to walk In pair OF Uuce
Eams which will require good many years before they
nt-snd lucky they do not get worn out altogether
before then.
In Yucatan the Indians were having Q high old time,
amusing themselves those children OF wont
10 do such occasions About hundred fnem lately
Invaded the small town OF Tekon killed hadozen people
and took of with them all the property they could
carry.
The imperial commissioner lately n Merida had
ratified toe concessions grants &C., formerly made, Tor
shs construction OF railroad from that city 10 point
sailed Progress, condition that be finished BY De-
esnbcr 81, 1866.
The projected railroad from Queretaro to Guanausto
city with branch 10 point Michcacan, has been
approved by the Emperor The cost estimated at four
and naH millions Of dollars 10 shares Of one hundred
and nifty dollars each payable in ipstaments OF ony two
dollars monthly. The terms are cheap enough.
According to the Estnfets, vtscario, imperiast, n
pushing rapidly towards Acapulco, having already got
beyond Chilpancingo BY this time he ought TO have
NJ Masseras tolls us in his paper that may soon
expect proclamation frsm Maximlian announcing the
imperial programme Tor the future. This document wil
therefore, be OF some interest,"