The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-12-01
FROM CUBA.
notwithstanding tho Press-DipiOma-
cy-ImprOvements ents-Mr. Thrashor.

cy-Improvoments- Thrashef'
Corresponde ence of the Crescent.
.. HAVANA. November 1S. 1851.
Editors Cyescont-The last official on dit is
that too much light bearing upon Or cole intellect
is not good for the practical purposes of govern
ment-scorching and whitening the civic green
that wreathes the dadem Of royaty--wherefore
Concha said, let there be no more light" and
there is to be no more. The Sun Introduction is
extended to the Picayune, Delta, and Herald,
which are more permitted to comfort the pill
grim stranger by the banks Of the Almendores
the result Of which will be, that ten papers will be
read in Cuba, where there was but one before. So
goes diffusion by contradiction:
To read the Crescent is not yet treason or init
dencia. How long it will be allowed to irradiate
the dark places among the Eden-honored race, re-
mains to be seen. Our racy journal is yet occu
pied with the stupendous plan Of forming holy
alliance Of the various branches of the race with
the motherand, resist the anticipated avalanche
of barbarlsm from the North; and they make al
most perceptible progress. The bonds Of sym
pathy are SO strong, and their predictions for
chains so associated with memories Of the past,
that they will, undoubtedly, fly with eager enthu-
siasm to reunte the bondage they severed with
the sword.
1t is altogether very reasonable proposition,
and will be consummated when England and
Fracce, united, volunteer to fight the battles oil
Spain. The problem is already solved in the alem-
bic of the great social alchemist OF the Dsarto do
la Marina, who transmutes to royal ore all sorts
of dross-predicts on the dial plate of time, the
day and hour when the United States shall have
crumbled to chaotic confusion, its power passed
away and in the far distance Spain the cause)
looming in magnificent grandeur and strength,
swaying the dsstnes of man-and then, the Mil
lennium ..-
The process of paciieaton Of the Island still
goes bravely on Thirteen fourteen prisoners
(Creoles) from Puerto Principe, arrived few days
since, and were Immediately shipped for Presidlal
residence in Africa-to learn to be Spanards.
There are also many waiting here in prison.
taking their first lessons, to be graduated in Spain
as soon as invention can bring to the aid OF susp
cion the quantity OF facts required by Gen. Vargas
| and che military commssion-the august sanctum
of Justice, where hour obtains the value OF an
age. Tomorrow we have one of our periodical
| tits Of enjoyment-the Saintday Of our virtuous
Queen-and the show will tickle the pride Of those
welded to their chains and idols, | forward files
| to date. As ever, yours, I'M.
.. HAVANA, November 20. 1851.
1
Editors CreScent-We have new gate for the
| admission and transmission Of citizens from and
| to the country, which was christened yesterday,
and honored by the passage OF the Captain General
and his guards, after which all the world were per-
mitted to 90 out and in, and before night it became
almost as common as some older things. 1t was a
gala.day OF royalty OF the patron Saint Isabel, and
'he ois guns "''s 1'eo, '"' oe' ,' IAN :
eian' iese~ ea"' Va pA - ' 0a IT, =. ai 'lil
"oop' nv ie lsI;..L,. q ~
| Il Ii . IS :, ,.;l ,h o.,,
/ eHsee' 0 ~ ~
helps In demonstration OF the character OF Ien
Concha. whenever now we LOOK upon the city
we ma something inoica"'e o' .he uheea'ihs In
dustry OF the captain ueneral, IN improvements
and works OF general uthfy. Ihe Iacon Prison
a magnificent pile, and well adapted Tor the pur'
poses intended, has been renovated under his ad'
mnstration, and the black Jaii'iooking walls ha 'e
become pright anu eheefiui IN appearance Ane
extension oI one Oh our che' business streets 10 lhe
water, " hAeyo Is aho'nei PROOF oi .ne Plo"P'
| ana eneou'e pei0ep'''A' 'nu 'S"o"' y, 'ne uene
fai' the granite pa'eMen.' nave au'ah'eo' oi'
rat hoies nave Deen Torn uo~I 'no 0oiTnhaue sai
80 ts..,..e re a.ts
oi'' "1A- DA'e ... ~
e' .Ne p.p'ee 80 ~. =.
anofo"s en'oe anu ~, ''A'Dor' w. " 'A' rN''' 'n'
aao'A"ien' u o1, ,AAa Ne'e orc 'ne s'ou .uins
OF hoole Hi'ho' out we cahho' d'oio n'Hce
attendant weakness ana 'hu'h fesre' .ha' ha'uf
so ehoo"ea' cannot "aAe d s'aha agains. 'he pre-
Jud'oe Oh 'he Peopie. 10 Try 70 smut out hght iron
ano'e VIM "isn ~ .ee :" aS iuie % ~ veil 'he sup
INC D'"' ~ 10 a. Dh0' s''e gives 'nen translation
tne letter OIL the iencn oaPtain IN reply to Cap'
ior'er-an aosuiai'y' 'he oharge ana ths proof
fraudulent imPosuon on the part OF that journal.
Il J. NJ.
,,.. <,- H., nEnsA' W, NOV ~ 1901.
$500, 80, - "'no, na' oee
'ohoe'nn"u " o.sn' Soa'' az oou'', anu 'o pay VI
eo''' -, -rp 1' Ds 'ne Cap'ai
"eheidi yes.o'u".' "' in.u "S' anu reported 10 u
huui'or apPio'ou' io' 'no io'Son' 'hat ne founf
WIN Tue pioeeeuihs'' ~ a''e"p' on l'e part OF tn
! prisoner to rebut the charges oy testimony or ev
l