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

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INTERESTING FROM HAVANA.
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Oar Havana Corrcs pendenoe.
HAVANA, June II. 1884
6rMasok -Rspiuties is Sugar Aais~o-Ns Mere Ass
covsdo-Ms Emperor MIrsmataR-SpaaiA and Crcoss
Ofs~ss~s n Hsm-BevissS Ybsna0s Discs. d. DO.
Not tho faiutes CLEAN of discover tron aay
qssrter wttaia my sphoro From S. Domingo. nothing
beyond very insignificant details OF the 6gtt the
SaSaso road few miles from Monte Crist. Of which
you have already informed Neither has anything
Of ncse como TO knowiedgein regard N events this
island The good people Of Santiago de Cu0a have had
another those scares TO Which they ought 70 be we'll
accustomed. considering the frequency with which eHth
Qnakes visit them and the moro surprising Ii u
that they should 90 or into spasms Of terror when It
known that they have philosophcaliy made up their
miDds 70 DO swallowed up some day oshor without
moments notice The visitation TO which Am now aiu-
ding occurred four O'Clock The OF the ID
inst hurting ons ouaateiy bat alarming the whole
population Immensely. trust shalt never be called on
y ch~onis the tate which all suppose Santiago doomed
70 undergo. M
Mr.. Reyuoso. the distinguished Cuban chemist left on
che Th nst for Europe the British steamer 70 perfet
discovery Of his winch viii work revolution 10 tho
manufacture OF sugar Theprob lem which Mr.. Reynoso
thinks no has solved that occupied the aten.
ton Of chemists for years. and consists in treating
the tresh Juice that there shall be no resi-
due, but all be converted into sugar Of
equa, quality and neness Suoh is tho confidence in Mr.
Reynoso ski and SO great value OF his discovery,
his friends subscribed tho Of thirty
Owe thousand dollars enable him prosecute his
searches and experiments in Europe. OF this Do
Miguel Albania alone gave twelve thousand dollars Mr.
KeyDoso therefore. goes TO Europe we'll provided Should
he succeed is expected all sugar planters will
form 70 the system, and you Will have more quo
you know though some Of your readers may not tina,
coding each Of boiled juice crysaliSes there
are formed LAYERS o. sugar Of Varying c1Ss
layer whitcst and best the eror and on
you e the bottom o. !ns pan which no found
eli INC sugar ' Uniform esos and quality .ss.
hers shall be had for love or money but that
Of the best Kind at reduced price Poor people will
have to put with good sugar. and do the best they can
se' as
lows the heels Of great improvement 10 fact
expect TO see New England swarm with "Poor mans
SUGAR. associations and clubs OF indignant pie bakers
Nevertheless the world must move ana good white
must be crammea down the throats of tho oppressed
It for molasses for, after all who knows what myster
connection there may be between long suffering and
From Mexico nothing though couple OF French trans
ports have just arrived from Vera Cruz. There is natu
i
new imperial government will be- Macmillan mas to
make friends for himself, not only in his ompre but
al around him. es HIM turn WINCH way ne VIII IN
The former are jealous OF France whose influence has
reared throne which must still lean upon her for sup
port, and placed upon the incumbent's head crown
which Spanish visinares fondiy dreamt might one day
come to be appanage OF that OF CASTLE This vlsen
therefore, has not only been disspated but French ndu
threatens supplsnt forever that Of Spain in the
countries where ruled and hcr language oven still
prevails The creoles dislike the empire, because
intensely
question from American standpoint and because they
have affect to have. hatred. not only for tho
from which tbey spring. but for all European nations
Everything which passes on the neghboring continent
much cherished II their most vital interests
depended it's conservation. On the questions which
have produced the grea. CIV. wa, they are fo
CONTESTANTS but that does not lessen their venerason for
the American people, nor for the principles Of tree Coy
eminent which have made Aroenca great. II ohy
suces for them know that the ntereence Of France
IN Mexico IL dsked and condemned in the States 70
enlist their synpathes agans the nv ader; Tor Ameri
ca whether NORTH South or united is their SOCIAL aud
political apothcoss.
Even 10 tho midst OF his new subjects Macmillan win
find difficult TO make friends not because the roofing
gu. Of Old evils and o. them Identified with
even dangerous maiter-but from the different and
ncng elements Of which the population % the country
OF European blood never harmonzed with the abo
rlsinai natives, who are vesixhs OF the population.
except when they wanted them TO fight their battles for
them. These peons, these nye millions OF freemen the
bulk OF the Mexican natl y, arc conquered race and
Naturally ndolent, they ignorant tbrftess and
indifferent while contact with their white conquerors
and rulers has not improved them for, like all op.
pressed people, they learned be cunning as
they faithles. do think the two
peris form OF for they are no, sufficiently
enlightened tor the former while under the latter there
ton Of social institutions. Let us sec, however, what
the young Emperor will do and the experiment is really
worth trying For nv part am glad the work OF mur
der and devastation be NJ an end and quiet traveller
60 from Vera Cruz 10 the capital without being rob-
| bed aud perhaps assassnated on the road
REVISED TONNAGE DUES.
Enclosed you will lind tho regulations for tonnage
dre at this port though cannot see any benefit TO ship
owners therein in regard TO the sums charged which are
| ubout the same as before;
The following is rec) translation OF the order issued
by ntcndeot General, uuder date OF the 2dinst:
His Excelency the Inteuden General OF the Treasury
by virtue OF royal authorization dated 2lst Of December
last has been pleased that, from the lst OF
July different port charges at present in force
all vessels arriving at this island shall be substituted
soreion. National
| AL vessels entering with cargo aud
| clearing with cargo shall pay per ton
| 2..-An vessels entering with cargo and
leaving In ballast Observation-Disclosures. 20 I 80
s.--All vessels arriving in ballas, ana clear.
4-Ali vessels with Goals, to ,ns extent OF
exceeding the number or their regis.
tered tons, oven when loaded with other
| All vessels with coal only ba, less than
their register tonnage, shall pay on the
quantity OF Goals they carry. .......... so =
and for every ton unocenpied. ........ SO 06y
| All vessels with less coal than their regis.
ster tonnage, and moreover other goods,
Whatever the extent thereof, shall pay
thehumber OF tons OF Goals. ......... IS ia
and on the rest OF the cargo. Q 50 Sc
6.-All vessels entering IN ballast and clear
ing loaded with full cargo Of molasses. so o37
Gall vessels arriving in ballast and only
loadiug produce OF the country, per ton of
cargo Observation-Disclosures. 200 100
and for every ton unoccnped ........... 0 O5 COS
AL vessels coming and leaving In bal.
n - Al vesses srr;vinr IN ,r.n.i, -. Z. v W
ALI steamers engaged In the regular trade with
this island OF whatever nag place OF departure shall
be exempt from all dues provided they bring nor