The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-01
NEWS FROM CUBA.
Our Havana Correspondsnee.

Our Havana C0rrospOndences
Havana, Nov. %, 1895.
EDeas crne Late Gale-Soulouque Emperor Of Hayi,
Expelled from Jamaica by the British Goveynment-
Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars Called for By the Au-
aorites Of Havana for Preventive Measures Against the
Choiera-Capture Of Bandas-Entrpriss Of BOmoalia's
Hapdna Erpress DC
The effects Of the late gale have been very
the Cuban coast On the 10th inst the Swedish brgan
tine Oscar oundered distance of about three hundred
miles from the coast Of this island
Three scamen Of the Oscar were picked up In q small
boat near Santiago de Cuba The captain named Peter
sem with the first mate and four Sailors Swensen Peter
sen Andersen and Landsrom took the larger Of the two
boats, whlo the second mate, Leng, and two sailors,
Carlson and Johansen, took the smaller one with
provisions beyond few biscuits. During the night
which was exceedingly stormy the boats parted COM
pany and those who have been saved express fear that
thescaptains boat must have been swamped, since she
was known to have been in leaky condition The poor
fellows who picked up at the mercy Of the
winds and during ten days.
The ex-Emperor of Hayt, soulouque, together with
his Prime Minister salomon twenty four others Of
his family and suite, passengers by the steamer
Corabee, route for st. Thomas, having been expelled
from Jamaica by the British government.
The British Consul General Mr. Bunch-the famous
buhch VI lhme-nitS pccH uPPontcu
Charge dAnares to the republics of Central America to
reside in Guatemala He to be succeeded here by Mr.
Synge from the Sandwich Islands
French steamer the Acheron, arrived here last
evening from the mouth of the Rio Grande but after
the most diligcnt inquiry, confident that shc has
brought news beyond the fact that at Matamoros
affairs were in stdtu quo.
The municipal authorities of Havana have called for
loan OF hundred thousand dollars TO make the
fears 1t should make its appearance here Yesterday
the day appointed for the sale OF the bonds and there
Ia no doubt the loan will be taken up at once Ono gen
teInan Mr. Terry subscribed to the amount Of twenty
thousand dollars The movement Is very praiseworthy
well necessary one for II the cholera TO make
mortality among population In fact, the sum called
for would he altogether insufficient
formidable band OF robbers and outlaws In the
central part OF the island surprised few days since
and dispersed with the loss OF throe wounded and
tured one OF them woman, armed like her compan-
leader Of the gang has for long time been the terror OF
the district which he used to traverse He has been
badly wounded and will probably cheat he gaows by
dying too The whole party would have been cap
tured but for their proximity to dense wood, which
enabled the majority OF them to eude pursuit.
The sugar market is nearly bare and prices high
Coffee has also advanced.
send this through Bombaliers Express In order that
you may have II in advance OF the Post ONCE The
ton OF this express company reminds me that Messrs.
Bombaler Il Co. have received permission From the
Spanish to carry letters and distribute them
In Havana, which s OF immense advantage to the COM
mercial community here, inasmuch our merchants
respondcnce hours advance of the delivery at the
General Post Office This Is advance in Iiberality on
the part OF the government and proof OF energy and
tact on that Of Messrs Bombalier & Co.