The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-05
Key WEsr. Fla, August, 3, 1867,
Via LAKE CRY, August 4,

Ks' wr q, Fla a.! August Sey 2, 1sss.
O'Clock p. NJ.
Everything is In readiness TO lay Cable The pay
ing began to-day, Saturday. The Span sh steamer
Francisco de ASS had arrived on Thursday, With the
Spanish officials She is the Narva The line
wni DO opened about tho 18th OF August.
NEWS.
KEY WEsr-Arrived, July 90 American schooner Clara
Bell Rockpori, Nc do. a. Richards Vinalhaven, Me-
30th steamer Alliance, New Orleans schooner g. T.
Jhomas fifty five days from Philadelphia
sansd 3oth, steamer Gulf City, Galveston steamer
Alliance, Now Orleans.
The salvage and expenses the chip Narragansctt
amount 70 four thousand dollars.
HAVANA, Jolly 81, 1867, !
Via PuN1A Rosa AND LAKE CRY, August A.
O'Clock p. N. }
The steamers Virginia Rapldan sailed together for
New York this afternoon.
The Spanish steamer Cudad Coodai's passengers and
saved.
The Havana merchants have unanimously agreed 10
charge their customers advance OF quarter per
cent In consideration OF the now tax
DISASTERS
On August the Prusson bark Michael, with sugar
for New York, struck by lightning and drfted
ashore rounding the Moro Castle She will be got or
without much damage.
Spanish ship in port burnt to the waters edge
Trinidad Dc Cuba, July 81 dates that the bark
Ella Adele has been detained, the captain being
pected Of the murder OF Murray, the mate
Mexico.
News frtm sisa TO 2sth Of July, Vera Cruz oath and
Mexico nth. has been received.
Santa Ana Is still in prison
Nothing has been heard OF Marquee as yet; but vi
laurri had been shot
The foreign ministers we're unmolested.
Pordro D.az who It had been ported resigned, had
peassumcd command.
General Garcia has been relieved Of his commap-
General Martinez opens the Sierra campaign.
The press was advocating a general amnesty out all
agree that punishment should be pSed ous 70
Marquee, Lacunza, Lares aud others
ExChambcrlain Negre, has been Required. bureau
and Camacho are at Cienfuegos
I'VE have, since tho above ssns iesfnso tha' Ia
supza at Pensacola ED Hry~Lpl
The arrival o, q specie copducta at Vera Cruz Is re-
ported
The news from Havu is that NIssage Saget and Chcva
her had disappeared The election OF Salnavs was an
enthusiastic affair. '--'-
Tranquility was complete, but trade paralyzed. The
aeamers that used weekly to Port au Prince, run
Row only monthly.
The death OF many heads OF cattle which arrived here
Som FLORIDA is not owing to any disease.
Sauto Domingo.
,anto Domingo dates July 20 state that the popu-
!, $50, c.h,., %, ,no,n,sn,rr oxn, 10 ,s
~ VI i,eS'1e' =, -. 80 -, 80,
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e'' 'rue'ed oa''a nau 'ess"'u ns po'aov
vacancy 10 the .ao,ne', "no" wa Ae'Na'us Inv
DoN~ Inc "'''np" " ''' "'''"' W" '''-'N
upon complete.
The Hsv,ien commissioners TO make treoty with ST.
n,,,,..o - en-. 600, ,o.,,., ,,,o,,s a,a vo,a
~'"'"So s'r"eu 'n 'uo war s'e"'e' "' " WV
well received. Mutual salutes were exchanged.
Many families we're sl arriving feom Hay,i
There was great &C vity 10 the guano trade
N. Ana,,.., mi, lama. Mller ron, Charleston
"." oe 80, - -. 90. -
wasoading; also the English brig Peerless from New
Fork.
CAN'T, -. n.aaas for mining purposes
Tar Of a. So p.r TON. Dc,ro,.uu crude two and half