The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-09-16
From the New Orleans Delta
From Havana.

From the New Orleans Delta
From Havana.
The steamship Falcon, Capt Hartsene, u. S. NJ. ar
rived yesterday IRON Havana, having left that port the
Sd inst The Falcon sailed from New York August 81,
at M from Charleston bar, August 80; from Tybee
papers the I'd instant bn they are destitute OF news
The list Of her passengers have already published
We have received the following letter by the Falcon,
atrocious resoed to by the Spanish authorities in
Cuba to repress the rising spirit OF independence among
the people.
HAVANA, Sept. 2, Isi9
tle the intensity OF excitement has abated, that
could look at things cooy we had anything look at
but get data unnctured with local prejudice,
or else magnied by Spanish timdty As 70 pronuncia
SoaSy nss has az q. one %
effect OF the recent amnesty of the Queen goes 10 reease
should take effect now, the island force would be
duced three four thousand and very properly
action which may whilst it Keeps up the numerical ap-
pearance very much impair the efficiency of their troops
entishtemtd nnd f~p,neibis generals.
IL seems TO be well asceained that from tweniy-onr 70
twenty,sx hundred regular troops OF all have left
for the eastern part Of the island and four thou
Not being allowed receive papers from the post Office
left imagine the for all the preparation
have SEEM procure, by more uncertain the
version may suit the thousand tongues that but hall
glean and less understand, the eo~trabaad information
they Affect TO give LISTERS subject 10 the scrutnzns
OF the government officials before they delivered
and there auson TO the island political mat
touching the Interests of the pafeeders of her Males
~, they are suppressed and the party addressed marked
for police supervision.
II a Creoe gentleman wishes send his tho Uni
ted States for the purposes OF education he Is now refused
passports from fear OF the copftng influences OF in
suons Several have been refused In the past week, who
had engaged passage by the barque Rapid which sailed
Sunday Tor New York IL has supposed that there
movement towards having the sanction of nnseats
Of the property aud ipdastryof the island for change
what deemed besr sort Of government where the voice
Of the people will be effective Tor goods and that the
landing OF the force which thus large mcorfy haze aufho
issa, IL will be proclaimed and letters oil mafque will
be issued for prvaees that they have already aniicpa
ted this action by agents duly empowered for that purposes
operate against the commerce. inimca 10 the enterprise
This gathered from those who pretend TO know something
government, would Indicate the threatening cloud
ihtre anything Of moment, the will be adjusted
iosk side; and all else will fall into the path
there oyened phoat nugg or but enough to make cove
for tbs fallen domain, and thus 10 salve the wounded
tonal hono suppose fight and then the score
we may with as much pfpPriey pay oT that, where the
thus dispose Of national "bone OF contention TO the adj
OF the decayng power IL will be severe blow To
the Bdago pride bur- ~ the predictions true, the
Don Juan Garcia Rsy been forgotten here, the
Of other probabilities, pobiiittes, that may
acr all syren song instead OF practical sermon
tor the extension Of civil aud religious liberty but tlns
the chief oe nder will be held TO accountability for apfhor
tsHg the abduction More important Is the principle in
yoyed, conceive than Is the scqiisioa OF half dozen
Cubas.
Oar market continues much the same, with the
Of lard, which has declined In large packages The stock
hand is large for the Tue crops Of sugar
Ie,,er thus ar for the whole island there
none, catch Spanish scowl at smiling Yau-
kee phz and TO hear thousand brcatons more base.
less than spanish cs,es lew days more will teach us
Yours, etc, THE AMERICAN.