The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-11-25

Tue steamer Nexco arrived here the stn Inst
d sys srom Matamoros. most iuiqsitous uaas>ction
occurred on this steiner While tnre. BIZ. foSnseno,
pretending have been sent by The American Consul,
came on board aud changed tue aas aud papsgs o.
the steamer from American TO Mexican. and this was
done without tho usual formsiiiies. Tho crew were
neither paid IN nor dscha eed thew allowed 10
10 ashore. They compelled by threats 70 AID 10
taveatlng The steamer TO TINS pert vherc they were
turned adrdt, AID. having come 'sieosoiy UNDER the
Mexican ar Cor s. unable 10 interfere IN their
b. half. The poor fellows are destitute SINE OF toem
haze been able to work their b'ck to different parts
OF the United Stacs II hr. Pierce, our Consul nj MAT
aMoros iy EGGPLANT al this Transaction nc rs
very much O. blame especially as the steamer will now
be used IN tho service Of the rebels.
From st. Ioinugo have account Of a skirmish
Ccba, where IL sad. the Spsnisb troops under cen
drove them Ia retreat considerable distance tsi they
were dispersed. Ell f4t Ht
cxreditiou dsembarked at Puerto tabeo and captured
iutreuchmeut several small vessels aud large guam
tity OF hides and tobacco.
by tho Spanish steamer from Cadiz arrived Senior
Sebastian Mcclellan recently appointed spuNsn Wee Coz.
for the city OF Mexico He loft for his destination 10
the Barcelona tue Sth Instant
We have all boon eisgused with the statements OF Mr..
Hawiey exrurser OF the Roauoke ana especially when
he states that notified OF the i.er ded
piracy Ia my presence, three distinct times. did Mr..
Savage Consul here tell him Of the oected plan OF
capturing his vessel, this IN the most earnest
ner and onceI present when Capt Rdgeley OF tho
shenandoah, cautioned him to be his guard against
asse - % oa Ing Inow ~ rr Drew
having been warned and notified Of the impending
capture several times Or one occasion Capt. Green OF
the Havana, present. There humber OF persons
here ready to give the aPhdavits OF Captain Drew
having been most thoroughly warned. most eolemnly
swear that Captain Drew not only knew OF this Intended
piracy, but that he also knew OF simar infcnti for
the previous TRIP letter has been received from one
vii! bs published ia to.merrows S,slo, giving
minute description OF all that transpircd from
arrival at Bermuda II materially coDtradicts MIR.
Hawley's statements. The letter from this passenger
mention. One that the pirates attempted TO run into
Wilmington before going TO Bermuda, but were driven
prey when only nine men were put on board 10 capture
steamer with forty I've 10 fifty men on board. and when
schooner, with COAL &c 70 take of the and
tain Drew Is generally suspected here OF conaivance
in the transaction; and | have heard several say
that the only blame thoy attach 10 him Is the having
takou passengers and cargo under the circumstances
hst showed want OF good faith towards the shippers
&C.. have not PROOF TO enable 70 state that Captain
Drew coInived Ia the Affair." II Is certainly very sinRu
lar that captain OF steamer under the circumstances
have named with his vesse barely clear Of the land.
st in the Gulf stream and It's currents should 70
Ceve nine unknown passengers board and should re-
The c ri reer 70 says that the writer With Of
the other passengers went 10 the oaptnn AID proposed
70 the a out n W ,eea ' ne
therefore 1t could not be. young man named Costa
believe Q. Matanzas, passenger. was wounded In the
Affair viii 6e most Thoroughly afsd, and that If limo.
cent Of completely in the affair." Capt Drew may be ems
Ths United States schooner Ter.ugas, which arrived
Scott from New Orleans for Now York. with indiana
regiment on board got aground 10 Key West naroorcn
had not gos OK If tho same heavy northern gaze which
we are experiencing here extends to Key West she VIII
10 s
pilot ',3s 8 -r.8 ~ n Es14 ~
The Corsica which arrived here day from Nassau,
The WAd Rover, Tor Bermnds, came to the mcuth Of
Nassau harbcr ana aef short stay iest again. Il was
60 get into Wilmington, on: was driven on.
FOR Drie-smorg them the beatrice and Gem which latter
was obliged to return. having met and fed before one OF
The star was about to SAIL Several new blockade
neD had arrived from England and Canada. Among
virginia, Armstrong, Julia, Wild Rover, Caroline and
Narn0n The other arrivals had bean chieny from
Charleston. with which port The trade seems unnter-
Rev. had been received At Nassau OF the capture Of
the Wando, Anna, Lucy and Hope
The stormy Petrol exploded her boiler at Bermuda.
3he steamer nsnbigh len Havana on the 9th The
tunity 70 sail Tho Triton Jeanette and susruns are
daily expected from Galveston
The Press Despatch.
HAVANA. Nov. 10. 1894
Tie K1t,cry Hospital a, decentralization Of Ge Span
hA W.s.as&zlnsssss;ng M.ss fIs@ s. 6saings7
Spantsh Ezpedaoa % Puerto catelio-1Ac Body Guard
Of TIE Empress Charlotte. of kerico-Souh american
Hsms-7ks Election in Tccor Of FalcOa-DiscoUery of
Nasnetfc Iron Mines q! Porto Rico-zhe Capture of
The Florida, dc. dc.
We have no later Eews from Mexico.
The latest dates have from ST. pomoso ara TO
the 9th instant.
have bscn much amused by q sort ~ .S.uts
ton my statements In regard TO SICK aud wounded SOL
diers from ST. Domingo which appeared In the Dtar;o do
the New York papcrs OF the Cd inst. and entirely
correct although the Diats states they tissue OF
falssboods. Fortucssely can prove my statements.
The D1rio goes "a on tangent. and says that the treat
mont that the sick soldiers receive In the military hos
p!al. (which Ia a model Of its class,v Il might say
word about this class is OF the very bost &C., &c.a
Of which have never denied. referred In my state.
ents to the blind, halt lame and sick 10 be the
wharves and In the streets da,ly-poor unfortunate
moccl 9: ia clssss / have gained ono thing.
This wonderful Diaric reported the steamer Europa
heT arrival having brought Elk bandred aud thirty
passengers. Now 1t has had to out and say six
Ind thirty sick aolders Bot still II makes
nentien abor. the wounded does refer the
fact that almost daily, as sm reliably informed one or
more Of these poor passensers' dcd and were thrown
overheard 81 the very entrance Or The barber Three
S Ssas sSsad ss. TsS 'Is III: sy
says b:se pqsscnges tho negroes broue al
from Alphabetically packed together This readily
be inferred from fact that six hundred ana hrtyous
were landed alive from q steamer Of the size or the
Europa.
The orio publishes ie.tay from 10 correspondent al
s. Domingo City, which says that part Of the troops
under General Cniea marched on tho 2elh u 10 point
called Cney. where there were three hundred rebels.
The reDeg. having teen Informed OF the expedition, wore
net to be found there CD the arrival OF tho Spapsrds.
Cecrel Subert no being satisfied with the result OF tho
expedition returned again on the Goth ION tie first
sol sesen psoIers were captured aud found that the
rebs bsyinG been reinorced of ccurs5, Ter this time
there Was daht), had returned. The span!ards were
attacked BY the yebes, spd the battle lassd four hpTs
The roDss. notwithstanding they had superior humbers,
could not rtsiss the valof o. the yssss, ard were OF
course completely routed The rebels cft on the Geld
I'VE desd aud they 10 drag many 5here away
several pools OF blood aring the Geld No Spanish
loss - given 60 one must nier there Spanish
blood spAt In this battle, which lasted four hours
On the sth soldier executed In the capital Tor
murder and another would probably be executed Tor
having MORALLY wounded bis sergeant the night Of