New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

Tur CONDITION OF CUBA.-Thc Jamaica Times
gives sorry picture OF the condition OF anats III
Cuba, and especially the conduct oil the captain
General The writer, ia illustrating Ills views
says ...o, ,,os,ess 81
,.ssn, in which saye.tradng cases are acJudicacc.
She required repairs, and application was nii"o 70
O'Donne (who is himself one OF the commissioners
in order TO obtain them. 'Gentemen, says me-
'I'll have nothing 10 do win 'ne a,a'T ''s l'1nI,
oholl mn, come from nv Golfers MIR. Crawford, The
british Consul, officially addresses HIM upon the
shawe,p manner in which the slaye-trade Is encour-
ogrd The CAPTAIN General returns the papers I'M
o1enrd observing, Il III have no communication
with you.' A deputaiien of persons interested IN
those lately imprisoned wait upon MN o' iiu',-
mon, remarks O'Doanel, return aud govern your
wives and children will take care TO govern Nuo,
ond van, An American is shot by sentry, anu
a demand for redress IS unnoticed. The E"s'lsi'
mud American vessels hall hoist taeir coioIs' una
,he French entirely lower theirs. ne captalh
General is Indignant at this nisIiat U.
| adds The American standing army CONSISTS 1 .,
| & uCo men. | am prepared with an orderly wen
! confirmed and efficient force al tins port OF
! II 0oA and de6es them Within the space oil
FAM weeks we are told, fewer lhnn l, loo sia'os
had been introduced into ING Ha'ana' !ie .e ,''
n,nnev for permission to land being 81, giving tne
,ntai sum oi 500 400 which is the per9uisite OF Tue
Cao,a;n General, who seems 10 have no idea Oh Ill
I'm, INV interlcrcnce The Court Of Madrid, II
- said has expostulated with the Captain General
m his omen encouragement oi the siaVe,lraue' s'u'
| ;nr ,hot # he should not adhere To the treaty 10
srn,rsss il the British Government would take ths
osa,r into their own hands. Whether y Donneil
,y;II notice This remonsirance is considered very
,tc accounts inform US that two British men
Sc war and one American had arrived at ia.
vana. We trust, therefore, that something VIII
hc done. with the object of ascertalning no"
MANY British and American citizens have poeii
thrown into prison and on what ground.
OuR MODERN PoErs.-Crabbc, Rogers, Words
worth, Scott, Coler;dge, Southey, Campoeli
Moore, Byron, OF this glorious brotherhood
who once were all living al the same period, inc
survivors are Rogers, Wordsworth, Campbell sne
Moore. Byron, the youngest OF the band, was
Tho frs, 10 be withdrawn from 1t; he died II
1894 IN the ,hrty-srh OF thirty seventh year U
h;s are. Crabhe in 1882, in HIS 18th; Scott {
l;ule later IN the same year, In his ga Cocrios'
Vim WAS for some time contributor TO Tins pa
,,.,f d;ed in 1894, also in his gid; Southey II
GSA3 in his 69ih. OF the survivors Rogers
no senior having been born in l762; he is con
sconeptly in his eighty second year. nc MS
4 ,S,,ngnished himself in the year 49, ny al
g Ode 10 Superstition ;" his" Pleasures OF Memo
49,, did not appear Till 1892. Wodsworth wa
barn in l77O, and in his seventy-'ourth yca'
Campbell, whose Pleasures OF Hope appeaa
in 1873. born All, is in his sixty seventh MI.
, Moore in his slxty-iourth, having been o ooln !
,-en London Morning Post.
) "F.Tugs LlMsoN. This venerable and harm
: Loco cls man has been committed To the lnsaii
Y uosn;tsl at Worcester, as a deranged person Ut
. safe to go at large