The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-08
Mexico and Havana,
Important Mexican Items -Acnirs at 81
Domingo and Hayti, Ete

The new steamship Manhattan, Capt Turner from
Vera CruE, aSih June, and Havana, July 81, arrived
yesterday afternoon, making tho trip from Havana
In three days sud twenty hours To the purrcr OF
the 'hip Mr.. Edward Austin, We arc indebted for his
prompt delivery Of our correspondence and for ufor
nation.
Tho only important new, from Merico /, ,h,, IN.
Emperor intended Issuing decree about the end Of
June or hrt Of July, eedius slnaloa DURANGO aud
tonors to the French security for the war debt of
France. Tho Mexican journals arc full of the mili-
tAry trials eous on In Washington, on tho .ss.ssn.
ton Of hr. Lincoln. In consequence " tho shseaco
OF MI Lane, Mr.. Adophc lloro-isch Ia the only Con-
sui for the United states at VeIa Cruz. The DELI
sencc between MrNico md Vera rut " hen ahou, 10
mtes from Cordova ~W attacked by eirht brieand.
They robbed the 80 from one 1850 from
smother and slOO from snothcr. Among the p.sscu-
gers ~eIo two equestrian artists
tCorrcspondencc Qr The SUM
HIr1na' July 3.-rhe steamer Manhattan arrived
mere Yesterday afternoon, from Vera Cruz the Sth
and lcavcs for New ork to-day.
The IiAHto says At s,nto pornlnro, the ,ru,d
ron dcstiEod 10 complete tho abandonment of ,bc
Island Wa expected. There we're yet remaining
many fhmlies disposed to leave the Handsome
going TO St. Thomas Porto Rico and d Ierent points
OF Cuba. As regards the treaty which wa, celebrated
WIN tuo commissioners representing the Govern
mont OF the leland, according the general version
asreej to indemnify Spain for all The erpau.. Of
the var, and 20 respect the liyea aud property OF
hpaniards who remain on tho Island
The steamer Leon arrived a. Santiago on IN. 2,tb.
from Puerto Plata bringing the troops lately gar
fisoned there aud tho lats Govsruor The place had
been let In ,hc greatest order, nothing being de-
stfoycd but tho fcdoubt built u the Church Tho
houses constructed by the spanimds sin remain
standing, and tho,e inhabitants that remained to
loos after their property occupy themselves In
small traffic.
In Hayti.the revolution w.'msking head-.y. and
Gehrard's troops had suffered several reyorse. Cef
hard IL always q. tho head of hia fshttue tro,p,
Among those who have taken arms against the ,;oy-
eminent are many Dominlcsns. GuArlco had be.u I'm
state Of soige and reoccupied by the Govern
mont troops after dc,poiaic light which OBLIGED the
rebels 10 eyscuate II. There had been quit. au c,-
element at Jackn,l, caused by an old man who re
presenting himself H sofccr,r, pl.yod upon the
cfodulitic' Of fov people, promising them riche,
rte, II they did what he required Of them one Of nj,
requirements being to drink tho blood of , man |
There were not found wanting ZONE hard hearted |
and cruel enough to believe him aud t an innocsnt |
old man and drink his blood The deed vts di.coyet
I'd and almost all the parties concerned In this d1b
re except the promoter have beon arrested by tho
police, who are In active pursuit OF the "sorcerer"
Havana 10 quite dull-nothing doing, weather warm
and many Cubans have to the States to pas, the
summer,