New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-08
LATER FROM HAvAsA-Reported Instruction

LATER FROM ffAtASA-NeP0Tteu i"o"'
800 Negroes Slaia.-By the arrival OF the
steamship Alabama at New Orleans, the Iroplc
has papers and letters from Havana to the 23d
from which we make the following extracts:
The Government OF this Island has granted per-
mission for The English squadron put IN mere Tor
provisions etc, on their wcy 10 Vera Cruz. II i
expected daily. under the command OF Admiral IA
ANS who was here few wears since III the us-
trious.'' seventv-iour. 4 French squadron Is also
spoken OF as coming here with the same destination
as the English The Vandalia is still IN port; the
Falmouth sailed Yesterday for MatanZas. No douot
IN the course of few weeks they will also leave ioF
Vera Cruz. This Government also intends sending
one or two vessels there so that III course OF one
ar two months we may hear OF General Santa IN"
heinz in an unpleasant situation. Not long since
the officers of the Vandalia. Falmouth and Somers
we're invited to dine with the General. 1t Is the pc
lief that he is more popular IL his views toward tic
Americans than the English.
Last SUNDAY the news arrived here OF aiioihef M
surrcctiOn on the sugar estate oil Nr. 3i"oiha' va"
something more serious. 1t seems the negroes ilad
orders from the workmen on said estate 10 rise, burn
and murder all they found in then neghborhood.-
Some say that the workmen had orders rom MI a.
10 advise them 10 do this Tins can be bei!eved as
said gentleman, II company with ms relations tlie
Messrs. Allonsos, are Known 10 be Abolilorsts: AT
anv rate this will cost them great deal OF money.
NIONGrl!ilitul Has llouSLIl ~ ~" -''0 "
this subject. vet YOU hear of it wherever you 90.
The ports of Mariel Cardenas and Sagua La
Grande, have been opened: that is to say, Gus
tom House has been established III each OF the towns.
On the 22d re Deum chanted at the Cathe-
dra and in all the churches in the city, IN gratitude
for the happy advent of the Young Queen TO the
throne. Statutes were fired, and all the shipping III
port hoisted their flags during the salute There
are to be three special holidays sometime at the
last OF next month.
..The railroad to Batabane has been concluded
lately. By this rapid communication is kept up
with the south part Of the island. In the coming M
week the Cardenas railroad will be ready his
island is progressing very rapidly and no doubt be-
fore long there will be railroad all through inc
country.
Another account says
1t appears there an extensive conspiracy, IN
which the best slaves were engaged. Nearly i've
hundred negroes, in arms, were killed. and large
number OF prisoners were taken. The Americans
residing in Matanzas have asked for an American
man of war to be in that port; in case they are com
PEELED TO flee the island
NARKErs.-Cofee has declined, and there are but
few on pIeseut low rates Prime green s. 81
25 good, Seconds 81 25 SIS Far s. IS 81 clean
article difficult find Lard-Pme Leaf Is selling al sly
Hams can hardly fad purchaser the MAJ oenS heavily
o,ersocked. Ihey held al So Flon-Naea at SD ana
SIS 25-thrse and six months. Pork Sides-S9 jO