The New York herald., 1864-10-01
Our Havana Correspondence.

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detailed iu our dispatches from Havana.
Our Havana correspondence.
HAVANA, Sept. 20, 1864
End Of he War IN st. DominSo-Rumored Asvdn0. mcI-
Affair Of Honor IN Havo.a-Cayfurs Of Eight Hun
dred Bosdes DC.
Il may be q relief TO you 10 know that cannot writo
you long letter this occasion: for Is
One item however, Of the few have picked up is i'm
portant and that tho In 81. Domingo be
considered end. Bosh parties arc willing TO
accommodation, and negotiations have actually
nenced. much is positive. What terms will DO
cepted eithsr side are OF course unknown; but is
rumored that Spain TO be allowed to keep the port Of
samana best in the island and to exercise protec
This proposed arrangement comes to mo from
that certainly ought to be we'll Informed, oven
though terms mentioned In the despi itcb
ceived by the government here II turn out 20
rect l have only got little ahead OF governments
news In the meantime tie Dominicans released all
the spanish prisoners OF war them back the
Spanish camp Monte Christi, proving that the
side negotiations have been opened with sincere desire
u u settlement.
the ssgual,ou which settles upon n the dog days
has been broken BY less serious event than ducl
between two distinguished gentlcmeuons well known
editor and the other respected for hts scientific ard
literary attachments. The cause trinng 10 itself,
and probably would have ed TO SO grave result
had party spirit lent its Irritating aid. Both
toleraby advanced in years, far beyond tho delightful
rash Deeds aud both acted throughout with all the dignity
and pluck which the most fervont admrer OF tho code
could desire. After the nrst exchange OF sho recon-
cilation OF affected, aud thus the affair
terminated with "Dobedy hult.n
Excesncy the Cap.sin asting al the
country seat or well knoSn and wealthy marquis. al
attempt was made to "civliize eisnt hundred native
niggers, big and little, By Introducing them to the redn
ng Influences OF making In the island OF Cuba
Some say point q debsrkaon was La Tea between
Saeua Grands and San Juan de los Remedos; others
place IL In tho little bay OF Los Cochinoe Genius
gos Be that as II may appears tnat civilization VIII
nothug do with ngges washes her hands OF
Them and refuses any OF her time such
impracoabie MATERIAL aud so the whole lot was taken
SO viii it ever be- large properties and rsspoa
ebtiss must have large debts TO pay, and thoy Will
ruin and keep up appearances 10 society
his IL bumen nature 10 abolish slavery 10 Cuba be.
fore substitute in laborcrs Of another KIND u found
to destroy the ind dustry island To TAX of
paid bsck labor nothing less than absurd Tor Tree
blacks VIII not work a. sugar making Row, then can
landed propr live in Cuba unless they procure the
only labor hch up the present has ava ed While gold
Will buy and what will not buy!) there viii be efforts
made to Introduce African negroes Al another time
viii have something to say upon ths subject, for
the Cuban COMMITTEES aow In Aadr'd have drawn
spno,.ulls o veil ,nformed 10 SPEAK Of al pr.sen
The Corsica icavcs this afternoon. The Roanoke has
been sy so%s e srrs 0E ~ %. os
New York,has not varied much-s2 70 81 discount The
scather continues uncomortaby hot
the Hotel de Aimyn which the nre did much less
damage tnsn the crazy crowd Chairs, tables, look
and nsns rcined from The windows for about hour
They manage these things hess with indescrioabie
stupidity.
HAVANA, Sept ~, 1864
There is very little news to communicate by this
steamer.
From ~ Domingo We told that She commsndant,
se vclasco captured nesry year ago ., Santiago
los cabaIeroe was placed lttorty BY tho reoes and
a ia nnrta haf M
Santiago they arc tspossd place all tho prisoners a.
liberty and tne oosbi!y OF speedy peaco was talked
o. THIS pavss the wsv for Spain abandon tho enter
PRISE whnh has already cost tho Ives Of ovor twelve
thousand soldiers
we are also told tha. letters from Monte Christi to the
n inst say thai absolutely noshisg Of interest had taken
Ihe steamer Europa had left Monte Christi FOR this
port. with ninety sick on board
The 81 Gamer Ssn trspcisoo % Bsra 70 loading wh
arms prov iD for Monte Christi
Porto RICO dates are 20 shs IAN last There had bssa
several ismpssss ana ths bark Armda Schooner
ccusnna reported wrscted rns latter was struck
by ikhtrinr. and two moe Killed.
LIEUTENANT Colonel Garcia Orozoo and Lie1isnant Lopez
!pAd 3ied q yellow fever at 81 Domingo.
ne famine a. voc ape az se.ce sanS ,oS S'nSs
S. 900 nbabtsns there were lost BY starvation
bs-sss January and ssy oo IN: n .ss
pecps Sui this sufcest to allay their susrpss.
Dates from the Canary islsnds are 70 The s1ss ul,
Irhi be placed 10 thu lighthouse % Anaga Point
(feueyiiIe) the 5tb OF SEPTEMBER.
Datss from Honduras 10 the isth Of August; but
the rows N unn prYssnt.
Yesterday the rebel steamers snssnna and Denbgh %"
for Galveston.
fse t,ss,aor Henrietta arrived here yesterday upisr
she nans OF Josse fourteen days from New York sne
sscpped way Al Groen Turtle Key. where $40 lsn
por,i Of her cargo. she is coneigned 10 Desvss
CO. well known shippers of goods 10 the rebels.
The well kpcws hotel q Mrs Ai"y was destroyed oy
ia,uluIs vas not Insured The total loss estimated Al
mere ~ss another ere this morning 10 tAos area have
hssn II aAuapt cs late. .
Tho yellow fever IN Cuba " dissppssrsn..
rnc Asis Inward xourd.
HAsarAx. stps. 30, 1894.
Tho s,car . A.a ssilsd At eleven ooiocE lsst night