The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-30

arrived this port yesterday. We indebted TO Bonn
bs,i.r Co.'s Express for the prompt delivery Of
dispatches and lles Of papers.
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA Jan. % 1855.
Tho steamship Creole arrived here yesterday from New
Orleans and leaves to-day at for New York. carry
Ing from but single item OF interest, which the
arrival here the day before yesterday IN the United
States steamer De Solo, from Port Prince, Hayti OF
Mr., Seward and party, who arc staying at the Amy
Hotel The distinguished visitors have been shown
every attention By the authorities here and f they all
woke up this morning without headaches II Is great
wonder for no later than last night they enter
tanned by the Captain General who gave them most
sumptuous banquet at which all the notables Of Havana
were present do them honor II Is utterly impossible
for me this time 10 give detailed account Of the say
ngs and dongs the palace which In ablaze light
inside and out, II the Queens birthday some other
national festival being celebrated grand scre-
made Is spoken Of as quito likely TO OF tonight
which will be quite much enjoyed, doubt by the
crowd outside those within Mrs. Aimys wasa most
excellent quality In ali screnades. We shall expect Mr.
Seward TO present himself the balcony and bow
his thanks in return for which there shall be an up
roaous clappng OF hands, something Ike three
cheers may be attempted The music will be good the
compliment graceful and every will go home pleased
with himself and his neighbors.
The French transport Mouse arrived bore yesterday
from Vera Cruz, with seven hundred and thirty-two
soldiers who have served their regular term and
returning TO the bosoms Of their families
The steamer Moro Castle, from New York, arrived
yesterday morning, with hundred and ave pas
seugerl
THE PRESS DESPATCH
HAvASa, Jan %, 1900
The ail-absorbng topic Of the day Ia Mr.. Seward The
United states steamer Do Soto arrived saturday last
RON Port-au.Prncs, with the Hon W. II. Seward, "
W seward, ESP, brz y. W. Seward and Miss Wharton
on board rhey won't Immediately TO Mrs Almys Hotel
our Consul General was on hand and hardly had v
Do soto anchored when he arrived on board
The Captain General sent his Secretary TO ~,0.r n
country seat for the use OF the nguishs visitor
which. however, declined.
On sunday Mr.. Seward received host = admirers q
eli ranks and ciasses The Captain Co -, i,s,s,ed q
making the Arst call which unusual ,r.,ch Of spap.
e,au,,ts has OF course, caused me ~ comments and
sonsidercd as mark Of the b. oh .,nr.cl.uon Of a
man and his talents
Mr. seward and his party were invited 10 attend u
sh-atre and the bull nght both Of which were decline
On Monday they wen to the cigarette manufaclor
Ia Hcuradcs, ana src delighted with the visit
oocn hr Se"sa and his returned tho call Of u
Captain 'eoe'" and In the evening attended banqi
given them oy General Dulce at the palace, which, vii
ee sarr'an' ing public buildings was brilliantly Iuu
fs,ea band dscoursed music In the court yard
Toe riies, meanwhile, had taken a long ride IN u
epv ms Of the city and then 70 the racon thesir
OBJ ere the Captain Generals box placed at Their al
rosa and where, after the banquet, they we're join
-oy the Ncssrs Seward
the professors and s'udcns OF the University AZ
various admirers had determined pay their respects
che evening, accompanied BY q band Of music PERM
f,on wss asked Of the government and refused, vh
<hsv resolved 70 20 without the music. 30 about y
kn they started from the University for tho Ho'
Amy. where, much 70 their surprise, they found o
band awaiting them, sent By oensrai Dulce, WI
A 10 saia felt somewhat ashamed Of HE refusal In
ncsuina Absst eleven O'Clock the party arrived
entrance and stairs wero lined on each side b. The
young mss VINO requested the honor OF pressusaiio
vtsh vss rHosfs'y sccsdsd 70, and vas ssoss 70 %
oecce. when osscrsi Du'ee and salt. arrived f7' %