New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-08
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
FROM HAVANA.
a sinv-r-Ths Steamer Isabei-The Countess
efAicsy-1 he Panama Kailro nd, &c.No'
BAyANA Saturday, AugustS

a Eiaver-Ths Steamer IsabtI-The Countess
Of Aicsy-T he Panama Kailro M, cec.&c'
Havana, Saturday, AugustS
Mssws Greedy 4 sfeEl'an'
The SLAYER Teu,ativs," bark. uader Brazilian
colors, Capt Olyiers, sail, on ~ 2sth ut under
clearance Tor BLeLos Ayres-her destination s al
reetly fOr the coast OF this vessel advised you
some months since At the same lime with the orig
Eugenis. AZ having landed their cargos on the
South side snd Eastern part OF the Island, win
IMMUNITY, and making this port for repairs, reht-
ting and stores without hindrsnce from the author
i,ies, or any pursuit on the part Of the mixed
Court of Justice" for the suppression oil the Slave
Yrsde. The Teutstva has the rig AZ appearance
Of n scop of.war, with high bulWarks and ports,
dark paint red holdings about tho stern.lgtts
ard Jams Of the ports shoHing soAea opea and yell
low paint on everything displaying from the quar-
ter deck, cabin, gapg.way, &c. The Captain is a
youpg man Of "a or 25 round oval face, clear black
eye, straight hair, speaks English little, hight
about feet inches, with llender good form, Tor
strength and endurance.
On shore. some hat Of dandy free In his ez-
penditures as his creditors here may have occasion
70 say, 10 q fault, and very fond OF neat spanish
rattan, which he always carries me crew con-
sists OF Portuguese Italians and Brazilans I1eVes-
ael has not her name painted any where. IL any
upe wishes 10 make her acquaintance before her
return, have given description TO the BEST OIL my
recollection, and / hope II may be the means Oh
bringing Der to justice. The paint very probably
NAV be changed, but she is aremarkabe vessel In
appearance, with lofty, light sPars, and Is fast
sailor, undoubtedly
The new ate amer for the south side trade, Isabel
arrived out on the 9th in six days from New.
York She has not yet donned her new colors.
II has been fpmored that the Countess OF Alcoy
L.. in
United States, for the health Of her invalid dough
ter which | hope may be the case, as i think the
familiarity with our people incident TO travel and
the con fonts of the land, will have tendency TO
ameliorate those prejudlces which prevent the at
taipment OF good for the two antagonlstc c0mmu'
mites as the press here determines they shaI 6e'
The Countess is as elevated in moral and lnteilec-
tusl character AZ in social position, and her daugh'
ter is a spirited intelligent, and interesting young
lady, while the suite embraces the usual compounds
of human nature, adapted to condition ana occupa'
ticn.
A Wait TO the Georgia TO examine her accommo'
datops was made on the lst inst and she being IN
tbe midst OF coslrg, did not show to advantage.
The ide has been advanced that she was not clean
~, and that the departure oil the Countess would
be deferred in consequence. Ii is also said that
Won will shortly have the Condi Mlraso in your
city, en- Youte for Washington to b1oach an 'nprac-
t,ea6le scheme that may however, lead to nation
nj proposition for the consideration OF the wisdom
of the country. The probability IL that these DIS
tineusbed personsges will have pacedat their dis
position one Of the idle frgates lying in the mar
Dor.
From stateme nts received from Chsgres by the
Georgia. it is probable that the route for the
road 70 Panama will be changed, and that the head
Of Porto Csbello Bay will be the point of departure
on this aide, giving many advantsges-a better
barbor for all classes of shippiDg-more elevated
grounds for warehouses, occupation, &c-a less dis.
lance to overcome by land, while the summit level
TO surmount will be the same, or less. The coast
distance from Chagres to this point is % miles
The Falcon has just arrived, but as the Georgia
will leave Immediately have not time to remark
upon her news.
The .ehr Forrest King sailed Yesterday for New.YoIl
With ful carko at gooo rat The bark Norma VIII be
discharged day. and realty for sea In all OF next week
The arrivals are " serdsy brig henrieta from fort-
lsnd long voy age with lumber aud the schr L. LAMAR
from esyspusb with ricemanng In port " day IL Ame'
can vessels not counting steamers ~
The LumDer sales, white pine cargo ofthe jubilee
were at es3
son but without effect far, and the trials do not
advance in consequence. As ever, yours, quo.