The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06
SPECIAL Correspondence Of TIE HERALD.

The Bark Ocean Homc-The Mexican Vessels
Mosquito and snlnzar Delivered to the
spanish acknowledgements of sickness.
HAVANA, Oct, 2s, 1857
The American bark Ocean Home will be turned over
Captain Brandt tomorrow morning and thus end the
affair satisfactorily. Admiral Chacon behaved las he
always is) the truo gentleman.
have not forgotten the two hexican ox-mporal men
of-wsr-the steamer Mosquito and tho sloop Salazar
The vessels surrendered by the person who was
recognized here the Consul General OF the called
empire OF Mexico 10 the Spanish authorities Mr. Craw
ford Acting Consul General for Great Britain aud
Mr.. Savage, tho Acting Consul General for the United
states, invited by the authorities to witness the
surrender and the making Of tho inventory which was
done with all the Formally Tho surrender made,
tho following officials beng present tho part Of tho
Spanish government Tho commandant Of tho navy
yard, the commandant OF engineers and the command
ant OF artillery both OF the navy yard and one officer
OF the royal treasury.
The steamer Stars and Stripes sailed on Saturday af
tornoon at tho usual hour The weather, as far
could Judge on Shore appeared to be settling But the
steamer having come back in the evening, after having
shipped heavy It no, only reported that
she smashed in her * cabin, bu. washed overheard
passenger and sailos which there truth what
ever she proceeded yesterday morning early. Tho
English brig Times with lumber from Bangor. arrived,
with loss OF anchor The weather. though occasionally
showery, has become calm; the ltilo wind there IL
blows from the northeast north The steamer Junista,
from Philadelphia arrived yesterday morning, having
accomplished the trip IN four days aud thirteen hours
sho sails for New Orleans this afternoon.
II IL said that tomor will be proclaimed In all the
public places the bad state OF the public health aud the
people DO advised TO take due precauton against the
development OF disease, OF which few stray instances
said 10 have occurred in the city OF course mean
the dread mslady which has such rightful NAME and
unrreQuentlv only turns out be choerIne. How
over the faculty connected With the Sanitary Depart
mcnt will doubt mako the most they out OF III
for the above mentioned strange and ancient ceremony
Is only practisei very extraordinary occasions The
pubic goes accompanied by dscordant trumpeter
aud two officers Of the peace attached to the muucpal
w. aud followed by -four soldiers tho main object being
awaken tho general attention. II IL said that the one
two three cases which have been reported
Of cholera we're spread from the careening
yard alluded TO in previous letter, from
Boops former hospital, where the were removed
TO- and which should judge would be the best locality
for tho disease to dsveop II Is much 20 DO regretted
that all the foregoing incidents may tend TO create I'M
necessary alarm and finally cad 10 fatal consequences
especially among the lower classes OF the population.
According 10 the statement formed by Senor Adriaen-
Gems 10 the shape OF pamphlet cent to the press y
appears that there decrease eq8 400 In the direct
taxes collected, compared with the estimates
The sugar market bscNmsd - y usuh % Monday