Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-28
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LATE FROM HAVANA.

The steamer Isabel has arrived Chareson as learn
from the coricrs sp) having left Havana ON the ''
inst She reports that the IT, s. sloop Of war Germaaf0rn
and one other American oiwar We're quietly lying oil
the nor, Of Havana The last news especially the cores
pon.ence of Mr. Clayton Secretary oi State created qiic
a sensation in Havana.
h excitement, caused by the late expedition has sub
sided BIT the militia is organised not only here, hui IN
h,r PRINCIPAL towns and the different corps are regularly
drilled. ,
Norhing decisive has ransprcd respecting the men who
were taken captured vessels IL seems there are not
81 many NJ first supposed ,
al" will be a matter of regret, if Lopez should not BE- con-
ycrod and punished because il must naturally DC Irritating
IA Tho ncoule of This country 4 escape with I'M
punitv about whose breach OF the laws OF the unltea
States well of this Island no one enlerlans lie least
doubt. f.
Thc Falcon is in Chagcs, with 81 passengers for
the United States, and bringing as We understand lVo OF
10000 dollars worth Of gold dust &c we DO not icah
she conveys any intelligence oil importance ir'm 'a
| ,urnia.
The Cholera has decreased in this city bur is spreading
throughout the interior The loss o e among the labor
mo pupuaon is serious feature in economic as well
as humane point Of view-because under present ccnn-
stances the planters have no source open 10 them from
which they replace such loss.
| aH.yaSA JuxE lS--Since our report Of the 9TH inst,
The demand for Sugar has continued very active and the
prices have only been fully supported but in some in
rather higher rates were given We place our quo
ttons before Whiies "a 10 rails; fine and choice
whites To- II ras; leows e. rias superior el-
lows 4 rails Browns 81 a 5h rails; Cucuruchos " 4
n ! rails We may add that Whites and in ycy
eager request that purchases only be made slowly
,Iuscoyados arc becoming very scarce and but n small
quantity remaining for sale either side Of the Island
We quote Z rails for ordinary TO mddllns, al 81 rails
| Tor the better kinds.
Crindins is finished throughout the Island with very
w Exceptions The respecting the total result Of
the present CROP still than they lately sup
poscd be- We hear from the South side that the pr"dlc
lion is 10 20 less than last year. IN connection with
Weld tho ravages of the Cholera are
assuming n serious aspect This disease is spreading
throughout the various districts of tho country, and is at
tail .litra Tho
population the estates Unless il experiences
check the destruction of life among the laboers must en-
nance the and diminish The quantity OF Sugar produc1d
because under present circumstances loss OF labor from
such cannot be made good from any sources ayaa
hc 10 planters"
VESSEL PASSED AT SEA BOTTOM rr--suProsEp
| Through the poleness Of Capt. Pendleon Of barque
L,ere i@ ave procured the following: On "Wednesday,
June s. in lat "a 80 long IS % passed close 10 hull OF
vessel of 81 100 bottom up cuppcred could NOT well
discover her name, bnr could only read Thomas, and the
balance it any under water She did not appear TO
have been long III said SITUATION
DEPARTURE OFFICERS or crHA EXPEDITION
The sloop Randall H. Green, having been chartered by
l. = Nj. shall convey the officers Of the late Cuba
don New Orleans order OF The u ) District Court,
sailed his morning under charge of the U. ) Marshal who
il ojec deliver them over 10 the u = Marshal al Few
Orleans leaving harbor they displayed their flag al
III, mast head Gen Gonzalez Col. Haa, Col Picket,
Col Bell Mai Hawkins. and thirty msn, all o.
expedition passengers, together with Capt. Lewis
and Mr. FassouX, his mate officers of the steamer Creole
Said steam, has been beled Pilot for trial
on 9Th instant but for unknown nothing
has been Although she is under charge o! the L.
States Marshal and also of the Collector and though Gre
Ole may become bona fe citizen Of our U. States with
on; the necessity of being naturalized.
| For The Enquirer.
/ Ncssrs. Editors: Can't You fix upon place for Il
meeting a. te held Thursday morning eyenn. u APP
point delegates the Convention proposed 10 be held nj Old
Point on tue subject of line of ocean steamers,
tits 4 subject of much importance 10 be omitted
neglected BY the citizens Of Richmond Would the Gus
appropriate place. and The hour OF 10 A. NJ
he convenient time! Ii would require but few moments
and the old business who do attend night meetings
could be present and delegates appointed without debate
Longer delay would defeat the Object because the parties
going should leave Saturday. and they would require
day 10 prepare.
you approve the above suggestion or doing So will
modify and publish H. wit request that the other papers
will give il an insertion meeting may be had in time.
| JuSE -, 1850. FRiESp TO THE MEASURE
We choerfly publish the above being satisfied that the
time ami place the meeting appropriate The
Collector will render all the aid in his power and hope
! 10 see our merchants al once in the matter.
gentleman from SurTy informs that, though in his
neahbohood the has affected the stalks of wheat the
ears arc unn,urcd--hc wheat being far advanced.
We regret TO hear that in the Gloucester region the
! has been disastrous