New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-17
FROM HAVANA.
arrival Of the Falcon nj New-Orlenns-
Nothing Further nbout the REVOLUTION
Movement OF Troops Condrmed-Censor-
hin Of The Press Enforced. sc.

Tie steamship FALCON Capt. Har-stein, L.. \.
arrived here yesterday She leit Ne" OK % the Zin
Aug ~ lO O'Clock. p ". Charleston bar aug. ~ ne
V,brr Ii-ht Savannah, Aug 81, ana Havana - ~ '-
Ia, har We have received tes of the plfi0 NJ 70 Nyna
and The FaIo Iadrsrioi O. the lsi inst Inclusive.
... have looked through these papers in Aan Tor
evidence 81 movement of the d.sa1eciea Do pr hA
ZION 81 tie report which was current n TINS city alter
tfa arrival ~ the Brtlsh steamer Severn ~ ac'1 f
- QirsH n fts mor'n1f d. roaps 20 i,'-e Io''. n
.f ., p NJ. o. .rr rr.rfatl than H4rfra although
sul % has probably taken place 10 cons querce % the
RECENT hv the authorities 1i Gen. Iayors froriama
ZION relative o. the supposed Intentions ot the ROUND
fsierrers We are induced O. believe from private ac
counts tfat The former report IL uniOunded HLd We
attribute the silence Of the Journalists in regard 70 the
military precautions of the Captsin-tIeneral % the
MID censorship of the Press which u IS wei known
prevails a. Havana
r. 9r, al the lrt inst contains an article extract
I'd FROM the B0lfn OFcG Of Merida, Of the 10th Aug
commenting 20 the positive information which the
Governor ii ucaan had received that go or 600 men
under the command OF Col. White, were about ingad
inn the pennsulsr with the view Of joining the Indian
nsurcarfs and thus compelling the lgcaiec0 suihon
ties - Tsy then for their past services. The boIdm
81 1naizas them pirates, and declared that tho GOV
eminent owes thfm nothing. When Col White - com
msrd ieit iucatan they were PAID, as that paper as
sri. a that due % them. hs TO the promises of
qrs1ts Of land, which wcre made O. them in the oie
bal c nfract they only 20 be- conceded on condi
fnn that they remained until che conclusion Of the
war. Bat the Government found il necessary o. DIS
charge re n conft1uerce q their want "a dlsc pine
and
and they therefore forfeited right % grants % land
since hey old not fulfill the conditions of the contract
The Brffn winds up O. long TRADE by denouncing the
supposed expedition rs leing ridiculous as 10 rash.
We barn ifcm passenger ou the falcon that there
arc not less thsn d % armed Spanish vessels cruis
ine about the island
--Since making Up our summary Of Havana news
We have been favored by the Editors of the Paa with
proof oi letter published in their sheet OF day, Of
which the following is a translation.
HAVANA, Sept 3. 1912
Business here is in state Of siagnaon, such As was
neysr before witnessed in Havana Tor eight ton
days nothing has been talked % IN society bu The TO-
ca afsir 40 ffo iaer Garcia, Of the panish Consul
n sour city, and Of the expedition which It is sad s
organizing in the tnied States for the purpose Of in
value tls leland. The mole is deserted, ana the bay
tor the moment presents ln aspect Of dclottlou For
tho lost ten years o. no. rCcoect O. have so few
vessels in our port 20 the beginning 81 Septemher-
Commerce may be- said i0 Doe almost parayzed and %
Is feared that things viii crow worso day after Gay.
Alter publ sln- n the pspfrf ~ the City the fr1rla
msflu ol tne President Of the United STATES tte N
,rrmaut has adopted Precautionary measures which
give su r.0rr terrible aspect to iis sets moot I'D
the uewspapcrs and other periodicals from ihe lniei
states have been ieiaipOd. and bead 10 siaifd this
morning. that with the exception Of toe Mr. 1rt
Clroirl every periodical Spanish. French and Eng
u-a intsd boz TIE Republic. is strictly forbidden o. te
intr Iuc,d into the island. The curious regard with
oviy toe thick walls of The palace, anxious 10 asccr
t4ln what is p's.ins within.
life rise o. naeh speculation. Among the rumors
which circulated s0f0 race Is ore which gr's oni tlht
ie tl. near vicinity Of Puerto Principe : OUU ndventu.
rrrs from the United states have fstosrked having
! Cen DON Nirc.sI Lopez ai their head
Nr'. as you are perfectly aware, only those who lre
ir Coo ssrrcs ID The GoFeflmeut afe acquainted win
Che real coalition 90 inN. 49, As lni as, int f' NO. we
ar. not $40 asad f0 ascertain. OF even 90 iaquirc.
Among o. few merchants OF This port. particularly
those who understand English. t b ssi there were A.
Cat Island several Thousand men preparing o. embark
for tti. issnd few 'sys alter The departure Of the
| British 0tcamer Trent.