The New York herald., 1851-11-06

The steamship Isabel, Captain Rollins, arrived
at this port about midnight on Saturday evening,
She touched at Key West on the evening Of tho
same day. She reports having passed the schooner
Correiia, Of Baltimore, of the Moro, bound IN
The Empire City, bound to New York, the Phna-
delphia, bound to Chagres, and the u ). ship
Cyane, all of whose officers and Grew were wsu,
were at Havana at her departure.
For report Of the markets, and the shipping
intelligence from Key West, we refer to the sub
Joined favors from our attentive Havana and keY
West correspondents
The enly important item Of intelligence brought
by the label, is that referring to the cass Of Mr.
Thrasher, late editor Of the Spanish journal the
Faio Industrial, the publication Of whoh, i. will ks
resollected was suspended by order OF the Captain
General.
A correspondent informs US that Mr.. Thrashsrs
paper was considered a creole organ, and TO DO IN
opposition to the Spanish journal, the D,drto
Ma, ina, the editors of which, together with
clique of Old Spaniards, were consequently hs ens-
mics and had influence enough, after the execution
of Lopez, to procure the suspension OF h!s paper,
which was done about the first OF September Last
This was ruinous to him, iaasmuch as the demand
for his paper had increased SO largely Is to in
York, and TO incur other heavy expenses, to bring
out his issue in proper style-a OF which abor aad
expenss was. Of course, lost. lie, however. re-
tanned the hope that the Captain General woult
soon allow him TO resums bis publication, aad, ia
the meantime, devoted himself to the aleyation Of
the sufierirgs Of those of his feowcoun.-ymon who
we're then about sailing for spain as prisoners But
these very acts Of kindness to those whom too
Spaniarj5 deemed pirates, made him stiu moro oh.
noxious to his enemies, and likewise attracted tho
attention of the government officials toward him,
who thereupon accused him OF having beenconnected
with the expedition. although they could not de6-
nitey understand IN what precise way tho oonaeo-
tion had eKistod. The p0lice, therefore, were or
dered 10 watch strictly all his movements. Ills lat
ters we've stopped and examined a. the post od,s,
but taese being merely letters of business, aud
han th,r ia.iv nd q
he had succorai, nothing 10 orimnata him could be
elected from their contents. The police ve1o tae0
informed that dis private correspondence came to
him By the steamers. Consequently when The Geor-
gia arrived from New Orleans, two police ohcsrs
ger.eely, dressed in citizen apparel, followed him
On board, ard perceived aim receive and pocket Q
letter har dsi aim by the clerk OF the boat. The
officers followed him 20 The shore, and, on his lad.
ing. arrested him and TOOK him to the bureau OF
tac Chief 0s Police, where hs was searched, bat
no;hi3g was found on him bu. the letter already
al,Eded to- which was sre!y one on purely private
bu.iEess He was, howeyer, detained under sur.
y.l'arce, sleeping al she police bureau, aad taking
be meals a. the different hotels, always socon-
panied by a police oacer. This state Of Affairs
was produced, which was said 20 have bssa
fourd sealed, ari directed % cir. Thrasnsr,
on the 6e,k il his o.hce, and, although
there was no post'maIk on Il, Or anything TO
indicate where !. came f.oln, !: vas alleged that
/; had oCen brought by tie Georgia. lt was thou
handed % Mr. Thrasler 20 open, which 40 did, in
presence Of tie officers. All, 20 ais utter sstonisJ
mcn. discovered ;ha; !. was written II cipasr. Ito
a. once protested his total ignorance o. ts contents
ard from whence il laid possibly have emlnated
But his denial was os no avail, a1i he vls mms
dately placed In solitary confinement IA the prison,
where 40 remained until Saturday, the Sjtd ult
when be was rem owed to the Punta Fort, AMI there
placed in dungeon. which, our correspondent has
teen informed By those who know the place well, ia
m excavation in the rock on level with tbs sea,
alwayswet below ard dam p above, aat having auly
a small round hole 70 admit the light In this lOata.
sbme ieo, tho only furniture Is a board with two
elects on the ends, which serves Al bed a. night,
and in tie day seat 10 keep the feet sog as 10.
ard slime Of the bottom no one was allorsd.O visit
him, and Mr.. Owen states that be applied tor par
mission, but received as a reply i-om the Captain
General, that be should be admitted as sooa a. aay
On the day prior to the departure Of the sa5e, oac
correspondent sav the mother OF Mr. Thrss1sc
in tears at the Office Of Mr.. ex.Consu. oven, on
deavorng 10 get some information respecting isr
son. she wished 10 learn from Mr.. OFea x she
could see the Captain General lie answered ~;
but suggested that the judge would give heg Liberty
to see her son. This proceeding Of Mr. Oss1
seems, snys cur correspondent, stTangs, vao, IL
is well known that he could have taken her in ne
nc Mt to the Captain General TO whom she merely
wished to state her desire to sreak word Of COM
fort TO her son, and see whether be hal had any pt1-
visions supplied him, &c.
Arepori was current at the sailing Of the lss5sl,
that MIR. Tbrasher had been tried sad coujs nnsd
to the mines: but although was believed that such
vas the case, 10 authoritative confirmation OF tas
runor had been obtained, the government keeping
their proceedings as secret as possible.