The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-25

From Havana
By the arrival of the brig p Soule, Capt Will
liams, we have Havana papers up to the 10Th inst.
The GacetG, the official paper of the Govern
ment, congratulates the people and authorities of
the island on the success of Gen. Taylor's prOcla-
nation, and quotes largely from American papers
to show that the secret expedition has failed. 1t
also contains extracts from the Merida CYucatan)
papers, showing the gratitude of the Yucatecos
towards the U. S. Government, for its interpOsi-
ton and for preventing Col. White and his volun-
teers from sailing.
The Habsneros are taken up with the Tacon
Theatre, and the announcement that the opera is
to be reopened in the beginning of October.
The following is the circular of ]. C. Burnham
& Cot HAv.u, 1stb ssD,.ubar 1919
We beg reference to our report Of Both August since when
the tansBeuons in sugar have continued very limited but
prices are fully supported and planters are very firm in their
the total exports show an important dminption com
pared with those Of last year To the United States nearly
quotations Whes, l00ll}5 B.i choice, l2 r,i Yellow
nj Tn9os eng sSPenSr Is ~ BFSTn 6S
The weather has continued favorable orthe growing cane
.NOLasses is at 1908 rials according to quality
Css Is scarce and the inquiry also quite resnctsd we
TaFSRTs No more Jerked Beef has come I'M there a
g of Co ii 50 rs Hsd6e S s0d a1' HFs
Some small parcels from the United States mostly in bad
choice quality By retail at S1s The stock Is egaa to about
Dsd rs and liz R asy fSs
what more than 4OO casks for disposal bout % 900 feet
vii no No Y Pine s has
s % SsF SS S SsJ aSS Rbo
Island took place at $50 945 $50 Candies good
REQUEST. OF is still dull but the demand for Whale will
changed hands 81 37 and ell 200 ID, and there are
Frsights continue dull. Two small privileged vessels
IS' Scs b 81 anu 81 -, op 70 q ana Ian bbd
Sugar at San Juan de los Remedies for Boston, with linn;
stOn IS to the quantity to be furnished A bng obtained
81 for olSses from CaJdena to Boston, and 25o were &C.
| oepled for box Sugar to New York
the Cholera represent that disease being very much on the
verify Of the QUARANTINE ItiSpTobsbe (athough
no positive DECISION has YET been m9de) that vessels from
in launches, and will then be released after undergoing
process Of cleansing and such vessels bring clean
BIS OF Health will most likely not be subjected to any de-
tentiOn whatever These relaxed not yet an
bounced but we believe they will Be carried into effect IN
States respecting Cholera should prevent t. Vessels from
infected places in Europe subjected to detention OF eight
twenty days according 10 the length of the passage and
other circumstances Passengers that have recently arrived
the vessel provided BY government for that purpose
that was already occupied on bOad OF some OF the vessels
from infected ports gain advantage by TOUCHING at Other
ports Tor the purpose OF obtaining clean Bill OF Health
but on the contrary expose themselves to detection and to
seyerer measures in consequence,
Exchange on London, 14C915 prem; New York and
PRICRR CURRENT OF lMPORTs-U. =. JeTked beet, @
auinsl sisl9 si3; Hams ) d., Sl6Ssi4 So Taow Can
dlss a., sl76sl7 50; Sperm Candies . a., $500 49,
Whale Oil p arr. l4dl Is rs Sperm Oil, arr 3n)32 rs
Cheese 2 al, ESQ 81; Butter D d., $685. 22 yellow
Flour , 6bi, s14; P P Lumber, p NJ, Si76 s54; Boz
Shocks, o box, GOT MoIassss HID Shocks hid, u
lDl5 H Sugar HID. Shocks. . hid, l30l6 rs Empty
TASKS, each, 81 5Q0$3; Potatoes, bull, "a 50tG $5
Onions, 100 buuchss slODSl4; Tar, bb 81 SOFA s5
Capt Williams reports that the British harE
! Wanderer sailed from Havana on the 10th, fo
Hamburg, Uia Matanzas the bark Chide Harold
| for New York, and schooner Merchant, for Charles
ton, sailed on the same day. Previous to the de
| parture of the Soul6, the Belgian brig Marie An
toinette arrived at Havana, in los days from
Antwerp. The crew of the Antoinette mutinied
| killing the captain and first mate, and severed
cutting and bruising the second mate in order Z
make him swear that the other officers had bee
killed by lightning. The brig ran ashore on th
! Florida Reef, and the wreckers took her into Ke
West The wounded mate went ashore and CAV
information against the murderers to the authorize
| of Key West The mutineers were arrested an
put in irons, and the brig was placed in charge &
| Capt Patterson, an American crew was put Of
board, and she sailed Immediately for Havana, Il
! place the brig and murderers, six in number, il
! the hands of the Belgian Consul The Englisl
steamer was expected to arrive soon at Havana
| when the murderers would be sent home for tral
The second mate has taken the brig in charge.