The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-06-16
The Ce.Is.y Prisoner. a. Havana.


The Washington correspondent OF the Philsdaphia
North .smeysoan, Of the 18th inst says Advcss Ter
Consul at Havana Prom the tenor of the-s there
Is to fear that the difncuty betwesu the 20
governm enh IL by no means nj An end Gen o. ex-
the opinion opinion generally shared by the
American residents and shi pmsst.rs at HsvAnsthat
the captains Of the GeorgAns and Sarah Loud would
be executed unlers our and pc
ptory interfered to preventt for
prompt and positive Instructions shs prison
Intervention short Of this will probsbly prove
efcsceus This request under the PEG ulisr eiro
stances makes 10 obvious that the stern snt unnS-
takeabls letter of Mr. Clayton Of the Ist IN which
Gen o. vas directed To warn th. Captain Gen~r tnsx
II he hurt hair Of the head Of any inuocsnt sre.n
citizen Il might lead 20 . rnnary var. b.d not
then reached ts destination The trials Of the prison
to be conducted according the strict forms
of Spanish Law. vhieh require tn. procesdiuss pre-
limnary examinations to be secret. As these summs-
rial proceedings had not closed at the Con-
suls despatches IL to be hoped that Mr. ClsytonS
prevent any hAsty action on the par, of the Cuban
authorities, From all the facts which have cons
at Gontoy had shipped for CaiiisrnIa via Chsrr.s
Gen Cam pbsll states that although he has h I'M
self witnessed the s.hibition Of such f.sIins. ths
American resideDts OF Havana believe that the
element against them is very strong and that they
are regarded With sbsoiuts dsf.vor BY the spanish
Since the intelligence brought by the Isabel reached
here the Spanish Minister has not ben visible ftis
csiv-d. hov his opinions may bsv been modiasi br
them. While 10 is TO be hoped the nsthinx has sssa
or sil BE- dom. on the part Of the cns.l. ia
that Gen Taylor aud hts administration Gill vindsats
With all tn. authority conferred upon them, the
dignity o. the American people and the ssnetity a
Tbs Washington correspondent Of the PhIlad.lphis
Irg-''e', OF the 18th instant ssJs This prisoners 1T
Havana sre undergoing sumesrtal preceding be-
fore the Marine Secret Tribussl Judge Msrvia Of
Key West had written to ID. Cap,sin Gsasr,l th,.t
proved before him the trial of the Creole people,
that the prisoners captured al Costoy In the sasa
Load aud Georsaas had embarked -iih the erp.di-
ton suppcsing to be bound fer California by of
Cbserss but that ss soon shs real designation
made known they refused 10 procssd and tn, Crsols
vas obliged to 70 without them. A Dispatch hu
Just been sent from the State Department To Jadxs
Marvin. TO forward AL this evidence Osps rstnsli's
eonduc, Is nos approved ef " IN. prisoner. sr- sos
lay the whole mstter before Congress With strong
recon mendsiion In ca- Of var, Bngisad, "a 10
known, vin not Interfere.
TVS CvnAr T-v.pss. at Nsw Osts.~s-Tus Anuxsv
% Lors,..rh. N. o Deb. Of the 7th inss ssys;-fth
supposd that the spsnards who joined General Lopes
tCsrdenss, we're prisoners released from tn. jail Ne
,uch pcrons, We are assured By ocsrs Of the espef
full company Of tn. regular soldiers Of II. spsnisa
army embracing the whole garrison of Csrdepss, snd
wearing the uniform Of spain, csms over 90 the espe
ditiop and declared II. nvor They organized
portion Of the expedition With vie~ 70 fsrthrs
operations, and returned With u TO Key wet We
i.srn from onc.r. Of the espsdsiop, that 10 the
opinion Of these Spanish soldiers thst their Whole
simsnt-the sre.t-r part on vhioh =. stationed se
hatspsas- would have Joined General Lop.s, ss sc.s
as he appeared before them The schosns Matilda
Jane arrived yesterday from Tampa Ray sh. brought
the lat. sIp.dIiIop Colonel wbesi. Csp,s Foster,
Breckepridge, Cu~n, Mcrgsn and Dssis ofths Louis-
ana Regiment; Major smith. Miss-sippi Beeimest;
kieuts Sartin Foley Morris, and fArris 9usrtsrmss
ter Thomas Com mmi.sary stonesil, Oapts Howard asA
Hail. OF the stad Captain Lopcs cf the 0arrisos o
Csrdenas came passenger hs sompsny, conststns ~
70 were left at Tampa There arrived, also zee
terdsy evening from Tam esx In the schooner Hcy-
net, Msjor Mciienry, Ospuin thsmss n Msroh. -
the Loubisps regiment CaPSh Bsb.risy Msth-va
Of the General stan Cay<sinA o. steed. Of tb. Lsui
sisns regiment. and tveniy privsts.
The N o. Pssv~.. OF the 9th instant ssys;-ws
learn ircs r.liahl, suthority hss. g.perl LoP.s
the 4 Nsr-hsl for his arrest ON chArxs cf hsvi~x
violated the siafh section Of tbs sot MCsnsress sp
proved April 30. 1878 hes d-ternipsd vdssuriiy 20
surrender himsStf He 10 srpect~d 70 srriss In this
city fer tht purpose to-day or 70 morrow frs~ pass
Chrirtisp where he has b.es rvstcssing The esns-
raj vtil request W bs examined bsfors con- ME
sicner. aud NJ the testimony warrants hts soa@la&
he vtll he bopsd until sse cert term of the
District Court when HIS ease -t be LAID bsfsrs The
ersnd jury sy the " Q District Attorney for n desL
A-.rsss Mvvr.r -rhs Psvf<~,-SA (vsl pl.s, ~
Monday says; The Enslish brig R.bier. Ospt vinsh,
vscb posed 10 have been lost the hss
arrived. after pssssxe ~ eighty seven Gays f~on
Newport Wales, With tvv hundr-d tons % iv,u
for our -sbeasa rsiirc.d ro-r of the crsv Of sss
brig In state Of mutiny, vk.p the pilot b,sl
rsshics captain whsrr-t u Bsisimors, besrl-i her
sixiy mse- At on the 9th inss 70 whom capssi,
Finch swresAered the command OF the brig Do
reaching our hSbor yesterday. the British Oonsv
boarded her heard the case Of the mutin~-rs snt -
the prefepce Of . fe of marines from the ship Ps.
sylvsnis. pet the four men in irons Their ma. ~