Havana.
Correspondence of the Herald
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HAVANA, April 4, lsi5.
The Hurricane Season Damage Done-Justive vs.


Gold-Ihe Late Conspiracy-Progrsss of the


Slape Trade -Ansxseme'as-O Consul, &c.


have very little to say about this place Everybo-
dy knows that the hurricane has swept away very
nearly all the coffee plants and the fruit trees No
oranges nor plantans to be seen here, and we have
great many vessels of all nations here without
frelght-prlncpally American. Several American
vessels from the United States arrived with car
goes OF rice and some with horses, but finding the
market SO low they have returned back to the
States-some to New York and some to New Or
leans.


The Alabama, which was formerly pretty regu.
lar IN her trps, has been unlucky enough to get
out OF the track. Instead of leaving New Orleans
on Sunday, she left on Wednesday. BY that de-
tenlion we thought that she was lost.


our Governor, O'DonneI, arrived in the city on
the "a Instant, with his family, from the country
Spain, ne was very strict and severe, but now he is
quite different. The love of money makes him
soft, human, and chartable--ihe first time that the
love iS o. made man So The bss, proof OF
were guilty In the last conspiracy, and without
trial. His motto is Money Is my God and the
best Judge tor the Assassin" A certain mulatto,
named BIackley, dentist, had been found with
the plan of the conspiracy in his possession he
was to have been General, and had had his en-
broidered coat made in Paris. He was taken to
Jail, and there confined nine months. A large sum
OF money was his Judge; he was found innocent,
and set at liberty alse great many others. Now
we have lawyer in jail, Mr.. Bombalier, for being
engaged in the same conspiracy, and everybody
believes that money will soon set HIM at liberty.
Another thing, the Governors proclamation, for
bidding the landing Of slaves on the Island, was
nothing more than dsfaite, just to please John
Bull. Since then, one SLAYER, the Lachonero, has
landed 64O in Havana Bay; and two weeks ago,
two slavers landed 500, near Batabano and
Trinidad. The slaves here are very insolent, be-
cause the laws of the place authorises them 10 be
80, by having the rights to their masters at the
Syndic's House.


The holy week has stopped all business, and pro-
cessions Of monks, saints, white and black popula-
ton. 90 through the streets, followed by good
military bands and troops. went to the Tacon
Theatre to see Mr. Sutton, the ventriloquist and
magician. He had miserable house, not enough
to pay the expenses. Last night Iwent to hear the
Bell Ringers, under the direction of Mr. w. Cor
byn, who had good house The inhabitants were
very much pleased. Hura for the Bells!


We have heard, that since the new President,
Mr.. Polk, has taken 8 seat, changes are in con-
temptation in the foreign censulates hope that
our good consul, Mr.. Robert B. Campbell, will
not be recalled, because he deserves great credit,
performs his duty well, is good American, and
kind and hospitable to every one that has to do
with him. p. d.