New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Reception Of the sarnnac-The Prisoners
Business, NC.

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
HAVANA, Saturday, june |, 1850.
Mes1s Greeley & MeElrdth'
have the pleasure Of writing by the Saranac,
American steamerofwar, leaving this port, even
ing of the 3Oth ult. for Key West and thence to
the most convenient port for communication with
the State Department by Telegraph. think her
departure was relief, and consequently crafty
ing, TO few important personages who have felt
little the spirited action OF Com. Tatnall. AS q
matter OF duty on his second arrival, Capt Tatnal
reported through Gen. Campbell to Captain Gen
eral Roncali that it was supposed second exPedi-
ton would have sailed from NewOreans on or
about the 2lst, in consequence Of which the vlcto
rous brig of.war Habahero lef. forse at Il O'Clock
at night, the Goth ult being the day Of the comnu
nication The prizes are still at Mariel under the
watching Of the Spanish frigate Esperanto" aad
small force on shore. The soops oi.war Albany
and Germantown are not IN view from the Moro
to-day, having moved probably some 40 miles 70
the westward in observation OF the coast.
The reception Of the Saranac on her late return
to this port from Key West, was intended 10 be
disrespectful to the Flag but it was not noticed,
and probably not understood, except Ivy those on
shore who are familiar with the hoaorusages Of
the port.
is customary when the Moro signals indicate
a National vessel coming in, whether Spanish or
foreign, TO display the Spanish Gag from the walls
of The "Punto7 and "Cabsuas, which was not
done when the SarAnac was recognized ps az
American war steamer, nor subsequent to her
trance Another compliment was paid 10 her
peace.makiDg armament, by the removal at some
inconvenience, of alrgate preparing for sea, from
her position at the arsenal to the southwest part
Of the harbor near the present quarantine ground,
so as to bring the yankee, with slight relieving
angle, between the frigste and the "Soberano'
seyenty.lour in good sweeping range-but this
bravado management is OF no consequence, save To
display the real feeling OF the hypocritica officials,
with whom you have 70 deal.
The prisoners are yet on board the Sobsrano"
undergoing examination. Unless prompt action
! saves them, their treatment the climate, impure
air 81 the par; Of the vessel b which they are as
signed chained to the door by chains aud shackes,
will soon consumnate the sacrifice that Spanish
I justice yesTns to make-bat which Spanish pgu-
deIce, under the Influence Of fear, wlhholis for the
| present in any more direct manner.
After the recently proaered services OF the Span.
ish frigate at Key West, 10 guard the prisoners on
shore there, were accepted las We are told by res
idents Of the lsaEd having been informed that there
were ESQ wellarmed men, they very judicio1sy
declined going on shore but left an officer 10 watch
the authorities, with Instructions to report euy
s,Yilecton Of duty, or If the prisoners were per-
en- ted TO escape We are coEtrned in the fsss
that the only prisoners made at cardenas were the
FIVE 70, en- who lett Lopez upon the wharf, refcsing
IN hsgs any part in the expedition, four of whom
have beeu shot, as reported st Msntarzas.
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have M gone T. pTemcI and ihe United sisissinpnpve1
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