The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-02-07

troupe. arrived here On Wednesday morning In the
ssS, ass and had no. been 70, t ss,s ,'sS.
tered much earlier Madame Ristor had pleasant
TIP having got her sickness soon after leaving
ta A. soon the ship vas in sight two ferryboats
steamed out to soa with bands OF board One OF
HOnveyso the delegates from the Havana Lyeea
gedenne TO these shorea The public demonstrations
and ovaons on the occasion exceedingly Cordial
ana mu have convinced the lady that great accom-
phsnmenu are fully appreciated Ia this land A rural
cottage was placed a the lsdys disposal but she pre-
IN front Of the spark" The band Of tns ROYAL En-.
goeers gave her grand ssrenade the night on
wnicn occasion the Park was crowded with carriages
ma pedestrans rom m early hour OF the evening
Madame Ristos nrs appearance will be in the tragedy
OF "Asdsas" this evening, Al the Theatre Tscon.
Quarantine Removed mplnints orthe Land
Telegraph Lines-Black Crook-AIarine
Disaster.
MArAszAs, Jan 80, 1868.
The quarantine regulations reported in my last have
In the meantime been removed by government
The merchants In this cty-and the Same viii doubt
less be the case In all cities OF the island except Ia
vana-complan that they arc excluded from free use
Of the cable which proves 10 be OF benefit only the
Havana people only at tina. station kilograms for
the United States and Europe be delivered. People in
all the other places Of this island who the cable
are therefore compelled to forward their messages By
mall to Havana, TO be transmitted thence by their
agents II Is too clear matter to need any further ex
PLANTATION, that the necessity Of conadIng private cle
grams TO third party must sometimes cause good
deal OF nconvenence concerned but the worst
feature ~ that much time IS wasted whereas the ex
pensve communication BY cable is used in order to
time. II Is also evident that under these circumstances
y viii frequently happen that people desist from using
the cable which, OF course, tend to curta TO certain
extent the income Of the company and for their
and tho benefit OF commerce outside OF Havana they
should take take steps arrange that teIe-
graph station in the island direct messages for the United
states as well a. Europe. may be transmitted.
- lonignt tne BLACK Crook" company arc commencing
their performances in this city.
me weather has been very cbangeable all the week
since TINS morning Il raining quite heavily with cool
wind blowing from the north. The state OF health in
this CITY continues satisfactory.
sugar has been very active this week, with tafes OF
reals for No a. ana 400 nhds Of muscovadoss par "
At an advance on last weeks prices viz at 6 reals to
reals Tor fair 70 good refining grades The favorable
advces from the Northern markets have still added to
the nrmness OF the market and the tendency OF prices
now decidedly upward For lot Of superior good
refining muscovadoss the offer Of ~ reals Is said TO have
Moasses-some thousand hhds of cayei for imme
date shipment have beensstaken at FROM AZ TO Az
reals per keg OF gallons aud about 5000 hhds for
subsequent delivery after the LIST Of May from AZ to
reals or muscovado r,olasses ready sold I
oB reals. and 1000 hhda deliverable In Nav at 81
tonnage and the removal Of the quarantine regulations
nave ruled somewhat easier but with an improving de-
tons-s4 l2H 81 % per no gallons moasses 81 a
~ Is per hid Of sugar; 81 10 81 per box Of sugar.
for ports north OF Cape Hatteras.
Exports from this port up to date folrows:-To
New York 1913 boxes and 440 hhds sugar 254 hhds
melado and 1855 hhds moasses; other United states
ports ss4 boxes and LOIS hhds sugar 1913 hhds.
moasses total 197 boxes and 2 45s hhds sugar. 26i
hhds meado, and 279 hhds molasses
With reference TO the British schooner William, which
by collision of Span sh steamer, had TO be
ashore by her captain have TO advise to-day that
eminent has taken hold OF the matte and displayed
siderable energy 10 the snnen vessel and to FREQ
her OF water The captain OF the port took the matter
10 hand aud with strong force they hove her
her side thereby getting largo sail under her and quite
cove cd the damaged part After this they gbted and
freed her Of water and then took out the She s
now ahoa and at anchor The cargo except the lumber
was entirely destroyed
AZ regards The payment for the damage caused by tho
collision no settlement has yet been arrived at. but
there 10 no doubt that government will arrange It, The
cargo was for vessels account and only about 600
sured on vessel aud cargo,