The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-31

rhcy VIM be divided In four sectcns-ong for TIE
vigilance Of the harbor vs'ng n ~ ns, Sar nr
lhe examination, classification ana &,praisement OF
all woven ma % onesat tom os HARDWARE E
mongery and baKy goods aud another for Prov
sons. oils and liquids The n,.meer Of inaividIals
OF trade is 158 IN HaV.na, seven.y-eght In
Matanzas and Santiago, ava the rest as may be
and the interests OF the ~ venues The four sections
to meet at least twi0e month, forming Board
nne ans fSr the 81
sncn reforms rs M " be necessary to ssmpllfy and
expedite business TO this end 1t Is advisable that
the consular cert hcates. the commissions are au-
tnorlzea 70 senv Delegates to the other ports when
sions are to convoke meeting, presided over oy
the intenueN ana assisted by his oicers 10 nscer-
,aa wHe'aS such fraud has been committees t n Ten
warded 70 the Captain General without preuaice 10
Tue Ssid" Of the proper courts o. usmce ns,nass
men oI tins city, particularly the foreign merchants
It's enc ct Will be 20 esson to the scal employees IA
moro points than one, and 1t viii teach them Low 10
eont dct that department very Inherently TO that
hity erto managed by military men ana others. TO-
IL viii not only put an end Smuggling IN the Gus.
~ IN House. but 1t VIII tend TO the advancement OF
:gitmate trade, fair competition ana increase III
The oSfcIal Gazette contains the foowing:--
Ercelency Colonial Minister after notifying me BY
me- 3 express Sis mos. Cordial fcaiioo faithful a
@ their as na ss s % the
SPAN and the esosa 10 10 pe aD
In complying with this eonm"9a tnassRo pE kopSs
HAVANA, July 20, 1852
In consideration of the resolutions adopted by the govern
Espi 81 Snsa st ad ds,e t0S he h pub
s 10 IL Ias rase rom ali trouble have in
virtue the Authorization win which the supreme severn I'm,
7th insi reducing to the rss a. and essential ARTICLES
HAVANA, July 49, 1863.
This modification does not materially affect the
force OF the decree, which originally consisted OF
but six articles, as published III the HERALD OF the
18TH. The suppressed article reads as iollows:-
AIT II free seas adjacent 70 those Of this slsnd the
vessels or those VINO renIer hsmseIss, suspicious
rights sren IN the treaties beiTeen spain and The uptei
subsequently, If, the exercise of these rights they
ipeS Of the teSiy ibey viii carry them into port for
Legal investigation and judgment accordingly.
In consequence OF the unceasng efforts with the
government made by our present CONSUL as well as
his predecessors Theodore Cabias, an American
citizen, though Of Cuban brth and whose letter to
the Secretary OF state was published in the HERALD
OF the 10th inst, was released the 7tn from his
long durance and shipped on board the steamer
Beaufort, together with Jose NJ. Ortega, Sebastian
Pntado and Antonio Gutierrez, all American citi-
zens Kept in the public PRISON since January last.
The two former are Cuoans, and the last named Is
Mexican by birth.
The Commandant and Governor Of Pinar del Rio
has ordered the owners OF runaway slaves to give
immediate notice of their fight under penalty. The
greater part OF the Rey battalion OF regulars sta
Toned at different points mad returned to town.
The CadiZ mall steamer Espana, via Puerto RICO,
arrived here on the 18th, but brought no troops.
Among the passengers we noticed Don Fernando
Fernandez de Rodas and other magistrates, as also
Count Lomblllo.
The war frsate Fernando ell Catolico In company
with another steamer OF war, sailed the other DAY to
the east coast in consequence OF report that sus
picious vessel was Ia SIGHT near Bahia Honda No
such vessel, however, was deserted. The Fernando
ell Catolico got aground, and mas not been got clear
yet.
Mr.. Charles Bacot has been authorized by the
Captain General 20 DO the duties dd tyteri OF the
American Consulate tAgencia Commercially IN Car.
denas.
The Censor has again prevented the sale OF the
NEW YORK HERALD, received by the steamer Eagle
as also the Courier des Etdts Unts.
TO morrow being the saints day Of 81 Jago, the
patron saint OF spain, the Captain General has in
yed the grandees of Spain and other titled folks all
public tunctonaries, both civil and ecclesastic aud
the navy, military and volunteer corps 70 be present
at the celebration in the cathedral.
An officer just arrived from Nuevitas states that
than 200 Of the sick troops die there dauy or
the cholera
Arrival of the United States Squadron tx.
| plantations Obtained Regarding the Execu.
| ton of speekmau and Wyeth-Tbe Insnr.
| gents Attacking Garrisoaed Plantations-Ar-
| rival of Sick Troops.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July ~, 1869,
| Admiral Hon arrived here on sunday, July 10, IN
! the Albany, accompanying the monitor Centaur.
The Gettysburg arrived at the same time from Hayt
| The Admrals snip did nos come up 10 the town. but
| stopped near the harbor mouth. The monitor. which
lay abreast OF the wharf, caused Intense excitement
| and proved fortune to the boatmen, who were
constantly at work conveying curious crowds for
nearer inspection OF the monitor. 1t Is generally
known that the Admiral came to make inquiries
about the execution OF Charles Speakman, and
hear rom government sources that he was quite
satisfied with the explanations given, and considered
the government perfectly JUSTIFIED IN what they did.
The Admiral leaves this AFTERNOON Win bis squadron.
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