The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.

The Austrian Corvette Novnra to Carry Maxi.
milian's Remains to E"rope-The Imperial
Sarcophagus-Why the SigiO Lost an Editor
Affairs In tho Interior OF the Islnnd-The
Proposed Bonded Trade In Cotton.
HAVANA, Sept g. 1867.
Tho Austrian screw frigate-owar Novara OF five hum
dyed horse power from Trieste Gibraltar Santa Cruz de
Tenerne and lastly Port Royal the 9th ult arrived
at this por. Saturday evening She Is called .
vette, Atty guns, has Eve hundred and twenty
eight men and is commanded by N. Rodoph Dufur dc
Rudolf who is TO await the orders Of Admiral Tege-
ho although It Ia not improbable that after taking in
coal and provisions she may proceed TO Vera Cruz
ceive tho corpse OF the late Archduke Macmillan
This the vessel that conveyed Macmillan and
Carlota 10 tho shores Of Mexico. Her arrival here
created considerable interest the whsrves being crowded
with spectators Of all classes Soon after she anchored
the usual salues fired and answered by the fort.
rcss we'll the Tetuan flagship Yesterday the
Spanish Admiral Of tho station went on board pay
his respects and was received under the customary
salutes.
She Novara. having come expressly for the solemn
occasion OF conveying the mortal remains OF brother
Of the Emperor Of Austria, has been prepared in q
becoming manner for the imposing occasion in order
that the corresponding honors may be contributed Two
employees Of the imperial house have arrived from
Trieste ke~ise have two tapestry keepers OF the
court together with magnificent sacrophagus, comprs.
another Of wood ana the outer one Of white metal,
splendidy worked with ornamental arlcc The threc
% hundred sDS pounds The MSvsrs Win IN Be
remains OF MAMMALIAN will be thus conveyed TO Trieste
under tho custody and safskeeping Of Vice Admiral
Tho corvette Novara in 1850 made scientific voy-
age around the world she was abroad about twenty
months In 1866, Gre broke out aboard OF tie
Norvara while she at tho Navy Yard Psa
Trieste bat although the damage done was quite
siderable, she was speedily repaired, and in twenty
ttvoo davu for nd
part the naval combat Of LISA, July 90 1865 Her
captain, Erik Klin killed that action while on
deck, by the FIRST shot from the enemy.
Tobays 0gcisl Garc publishes the list OF the num-
cpal electors Of Havana the largest taxpayers and the
mos. al o. the c,asse Snr,r III.
OF Count Pozos Dulces had the management Of
FL S0io, has published card to-day announcing his
separation from said establishment He has at the
time published In the Didrio de Ia Marina letter which
he addressed tho director OF FL Sgo, from which Il
appears that the principles which no has always de-
Tended accommodates TO the pressure expert
enced and, consequently he could neither agree with
the editors nor brook their conduct Senior Armas has
the reputation OF being ono Of the Cubans most
ideas and consistent with the principles he processes
The Sigh has sustained sensible loss by his separation
had almost forgotten the splendid banque, given BY
the Marquis Of Almendares 70 General Manzano on FRI
day last at his beautiful villa In Mariana There is
good deal TO admire In that edincc; but the interior
has been richly and tastefuy embeiished with choice
ected during the owners excursion abroad General
Manzano well entertained up 10 an advanced hour
OF the night, quito charmed with the reception.
bold attempt at burglary made last night at the
mansion OF Count Fernandna close TO tho pa lace
The robbers forced open an rongac with paae Pd'fc
aud commenced opening hole in the solid stone
walls of the building. However before they had
pishcd tho job, they were by chance, inter-
ruptci In cectng their purpose although they escaped
The from tho interior show that the condition
of affairs there has not had change for the better
on the contrary the prospect becoming darker every
day In the sugar districts the coming crop will no
doubt produce some improvement. but IL Ia not In
the Easorn districts These far from the centre OF
communication and tralc with the capital. hence they
are left TO their own resources, which are limited
You Will rccoliect what wrote some months ago
about movement among some OF the principal firms In
this city to obtain concession from the homo govern
ment IN favor OF the bonded rado In cotton. Several
influential merchants In Barcelona have sent In rep
resentaon to the supreme government in support OF
the measure praying II TO abolish tho existing reg
and the tonnage dues paid by vessels that bring here
or carry to spain the Havana bonded stores. BY
tho actual system the same duty " lowed cotton In
SPAN conveyed IN national bottoms "a when taken d.
rect there by foreign flag Nothing DO absurd,
wha, the merchants say Is true II Spain makes tho
necessary mobilization in tho tonnage dues OF vessels
bringing the cotton here, and reduces the bond duty
import and export or said article, Havana become
extensive entcpot to tho great benefit OF tho Spanish
trade and the increase Of Its revenues Afterwards tho
may be induced TO extend the concession
oil other productions OF the Gulf OF Mexico well
/ other countries.
Tho last TO Spain took away s135 600 IN gold
but there cessation Ia ls export unregistered and
this continual drain OF money being unarrosted there
i Is no knowing what disasters arc t,ili In store
As Is usual at the commencement Of tho week, the
| sugar market "a again in ulL Exchange shows nc
variation since saturday. Charicred-Amercaa bark l..
T. socScr, Sierra Norcna for New YORK. at s. per lie
| gallons molasscs.