New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-15
FROM HAVANA.
Arrival of the U. y. steamer saranac-The
Prize.Vesseis-The Pri,oncrs-OpinioBs of
the American CaPtains-The American Con-
sui-spani.h Organs In New-s ork and New
Orleans.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

Correspondence Of TIE Tribune.
HAVANA, Wednesday,, June s. 1880.
M.isr,. Greeley 4 MeEbani
The steamer Saranac, Comnandant Tatnall, arri-
we'd this morning at 10 O'Clock, from Key West. We
are advised by the Captain, that be considers the
prizes good, as made, by the Spanish Armada at
Contoy, on the Mexican Coast, under the General
Of Marines. Ia this opinion, he stands alone, here,
but he may find those who will sustain him at home
The brig Susan Loud has been brought into port,
under Spanish colors, to day.
The prisoners, it is said by the came authority
as given above, win probably DO SAFE, as they
were not part Of the expedition" we are so
duh as not TO perceive Vhy the same argument
will not affect all. The passengers would not con
tinue with Lopez, neither would tho vessels. but
were preparing to return to New Orleans or to 80
TO Chagres. The prisoners are safe enough, but
few of them will ever see other light than what
creeps to them thr Iugh a dungeon creyice, and
when inquired for will be reported dead.
The American bark Georeiana, with Spanish
prize crew on board, has just dropped her anchor,
and the walls OF Her Maiesty's iorts are smiling
under the national banners displayed 10 honor Of
| the occasion.
Since the entrance Of the prize vessels, bark
] GeorgiaDa and brgantine 5ossn Loud, there has
| Dctn out one OplbiOD VI INC
here, and it is opposed to that exprt ssed by Capt.
Tattnall of the American steamer Saranac -
The public ex pression by Capt T. has been ia bad
taste and it has aided materially in placing the pri
soners TAX OH on the Ne xcan coast in more peril
| The examinations are protracted purposey, TO
wear out the vi,tms, TO fasteD terror upon their
minds II possible, and so attain their end without
accountability to our Government The German
town is yet in the ofing and communicated with
shore yesterday.
The SSranac left in such haste after the arrival
of the prize vessels on the 5th mat that important
dispatches remained in the Consulate office. and
her stores upon the wharf We do not know where
she may have gone and we care not much 10
her az aim until the arriv Of Commodore NJ Keever.
The arrival of the schooner FAIRY, 9th inst. from
New Orleans, has set the troops o. &c more In mo
ton. but we do not find any cause for il in the chan
nels of CORES pondence Two Spanish gentlemen
came passengers.
A Mr. ID Iperez, also passenger by this schooner
was arrested Immediately ater arrival, br con-
yersation had on board with the coward diplomatic
tools. Mr. johnson, a British subject, native Of
Nassau was arrested day before yesterday, on
su, picton. He is attached TO tho house OF J. q.
b. Il Co the largest American house In this city
am informed that he will probably be released in
a few weeks as he has never spoken Of these ex'
peditions, nor has kpoRn anything Of them, save
what has been published in the papers here. Not
having had the pleasure Of bis acquaintance, do
not know how great prize he may be, bat IA
cetous gentleman at my side says, he VIII go
90 far as another at the Tepcher"
The conduct OF General r. B. Campbell is uni
ver,sIly commended bv those familisr with the
ouestioss brought before him and his action in the
premises; and his grounds are sustained BY the
ooinions OF all the foreign fanctioDsries here. You
cannot convince the SpaDiard that General Taylor |
and hi, Cabinet have sincerity in the measures
thew have taken In high places they say: True. |
they are so instructed bat they have 'eeTet iRaruc
tons never to see anything until the mischief
compl,shed"
The purchase OF several columns OF paper in |
your city by this Government is considered good
hit--whicb makes two papers 10 New York and two
by Spanish owners O. U. o.