The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-24
NEWS BY TIE GULF CABLE .

In,re., of Captain General Manxans--ArriynI
of, the Roman Catholic Risho? mt iinvann.
HAVANA, Sept %, 1867
CaptA IN Gensral ranzano reported sick 10 day
Tn, Ro man Catholic Bishop for this island has
rived in u ID city from Spain
News froA, venezuela-tsenerai Falcon at
the Capita I-Presisient Gutierrez, OF Co,om-
Poaro Rico. Sept Is, 1857
Via HAVANA, Seps ~ !
Dates from Ven, ,zueia to the 9th inst received
General Falcon n I'd arrived At tho Capitol
Tho new Foreign Minister IS Senior Jacnto
President Gutisrrea Of Colombia arrived at Bogotd
on the 9TH inst
The Illness Of sheNCaptain General Rapidly
Incrcasing-Tho 81 'vernment Placed In the
Hands Of Count IA Observation-Disclosures Of
HAVANA, Sept, %. 1867
The illness OF Captain Con erd Manzano has increased
to such degree as to tate him from attending
any official business At hsIf rs. six O'Clock this
ing Count Bamozada pisca 10 charge of tho gov
eminent Of the island.
Mr. Plumb and Captain Quacia 'nbush. U. 8. NJ have
Loft Mexico.
Exchange dull: rates unchxnss<; sugar quiet and
steady; prices unchanged froa Il last quotations.
Lard. in tierces l6xc in tins, ia. Potatoes. SIC
Petroleum. ~ reals.
Marine intciligrnee-
H4vAsA, a,pt. %. 1887
Arrived yesterday. the Spanish rnaiI steamer. from
Cadiz and tho English mail steamer Eher from St
Thomas; British brig W. NJ. Williams, from NAT York.
Sailed, steamer Missouri aud bark J. X Weldon. for
New York
HAVANA, sept. %, 1857.
Arrived steamer Stars and Stripes from Philadelphia,
and brig I. J. Ma 5ure, from New York.
Sailed English mail steamer Cdor for Vera Cruz.
Cemgrn.uiaiory Messages Between HInyOr
Hoffman md the Civi ;;overncr OF Cuba.
The following congratuatory dispatches were sent
through the Cuba cable on Friday, September 10
MAYOR HOFFMAN TO sGSoR DE- LA
To His EXceeacy Senior d. jose GUTIERREz VEGA,
Cvil Governor and President Of the Havana Council:
New York greeis Havana on he compilation OF teie-
graphic union between the United States and cuba.
Nay their Commercial relations DO prosperous, and
JOHN t HOFFMAN, Mayor
La MAYOR HOFFMAN.
Havana likewise greets New York on tie completion
OF .ne telegraph union between CUBA and the United
God grant that their peace eternal and increase the
prosperity of their commerce
J. GUTIERREZ DE LA VEGA, Civil Governor.
Messages of Queen Isabella and Her Minis
ter 10 the Cuban Authorities.
Queen Isabella ii. ordered the following ropy to DO
forwarded by cable the felic.ation OF tho Cuban
thories-
Her Majesty the Queen orders to say to your Ex
ceency that is extremely thankful for the greeting
which you the first message through the eiec
trio cable which shortens communication and draws
close the bonds of union between tho mother country
and the faithful island OF Cuba Her Majesty de-
that yoc manifest to all the authorities,
tions and loyal inhabitants OF the privileged Antile the
mohory love which she prOfesseses for them, assuring
that tho island has boon the obec; of her most
tender solictude for its prosperity, and that prays
God to bless them With all happiness.
The Colonial Minister Immediately afterwards for
warded the following
BY order of her Majesty the Queen, and In tho
OF the government return your Excelloncy and all the
authorities OF the island thanks for your greeting
forwarded through the cablo Her Majesty takes
pleasure manesting By this means TO the loyal in
habitants of the island aud your Exceiency tho
preston Of her royal prediction aud the satisfaction
with which she views the bonds that unite Cuba with
the mother country in indissolube manner