New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
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Notice 20 Navigator Wrecks-Vessels in Port
al Havana-Trade and Indastry-fishing ia
American Waters-Coumercial- &c.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune
HAvASA. Thursday. May -, 1851.
The schooner Forrest King, Capt. VIII
son arrived from New-Yor6 on the 27th inst. ~
lavsl and u request Of RE Captain extract from
M. lorbook the following incident, which he thinks
NAV lie of importance 10 masters OF vessels ul1'
happened near ms path, running oYH.L
- in Lat 50 deg - min and Long - des NM passed
vi, n IA fe o the oi large tree some slS lee-
" i- mi fr,., eighteen % twenty feet crcumf-r-
ence rr,seltina tAe appearance ia inr distance Oh" vessel
uolon w ,or which Can't " thinks it has been mis-
taken and probably reported. A tine log is south OF
Tho current II Will not be liable 70 any sudden change
Of locality. and may be looked for by mariners, FOR
Tr. Arnerl,.sri bark Macedonia. Capt Lorng, wen.
ashore IN Canas ~ miles east 81 Havana where she
vs. loading with m0lasses blown from her moorings
ia the yale oi the 27th from the east Win mlch
difficulty the effects Of the captain and men were
saved from the wreck In an attempt TO get out the
stores they were defeated. Is Il was impossible %
keep boat alongside the bark IN the surf.
The thai of MI MADAM siil drags on with but little
prospect Of a speedy close and the Clenuegos priso-
ners have not vet been transported 20 SPAN
At the Tacon Theaer. a few evenings since. a
benefit was announced for the families oil those who
fell N defense OF CardenaS but the aullence was
thin owing to the season not the lack OF loyalty 81
the peope-so that the ben,t was an expense 10 the
proprietor. - ,-...,
Of the interesting condition OF the Queen gives life 10
loya hopes with her subjects here for direct sue
cession and Of course leads to some speculation IN
the coRrr7acoHts' Of the HfPsT socialists OF the
We have in port one hundred vessels Of which
twenty-five are Amer, an.
CoaSiwlsc freights have improved, and may be
fairly stated at 81 box for Sugars hhds 10 at s.
and hbds of MOlasseS al - -, outpOris
Charles Tying, agent for the underwriters, VIII
probably advise the immediate sale OF the Dark Mace
Gona She Les, as the safest Way Oi securing any
thing for Their account.
Size was partially .oaded when stranded, and en-
durcd an hour and thlrty minutes striking upon the
beach with heavy sea breaking over her side, be-
fore she gave evidence Of leaking. A. ever. q L. o.
HAVANA, Saturday May 81.
The bark Caroline G. Dow, Blanchard
Of Boston, las been much more seriously injured than
was ANTICIPATED by touching the Banks on her re-
cent VOYAGE out and her repairs Will be covered by
the nice little sum OF eleven thousand I'VE hulIreI
dollars Herkee has To be replaced ana the nun re-
caulked and coppered.
The bark MACEDONIA, Loring OF SearSport report
cd in nv last as driven ashore from her moorngs ~
Canas had ta{en on board at the time 200 mus OF
melasseS winch broke up IN her mold schooner
lct last evening with Capt. l.. 10 bring up the crew.
and such of her sails, rigging, tackle, anchors ana
furniture, a. could be saved.
The arrival OF eight American vessels on the 2Jth'
has produced no effect upon irelghls.
In relation 20 trade, and ia ASSOCIATION Win the ~
dusfry of the country, It is some satisfaction 70 give
the advice that the monopoiy OF TINS market lor the
sale Of live FISH, has been abolished and On ran,
do" viii have to depend entirely upon MS hddle ana
Opera house for living being the iedder of musical
taste with polrCr 10 buy the critics. lie VIII get on
without catering for the for thousands VINO nave
been able to pay eXOTbtdntly for his servces-"hle
all NJ ttrO hundred thoUSqpd may eat II they choose
presume II VIII make an opening for the nsher-
men Of Mystic Conn, to renew the trade from whch
they have been shut out for some years and which,
when first established by Yankee enterprise, was
found very profitable. After the nor Wor'dTenoaea
" Francisco Marty TOOveus" aSccTtained the I'M
porancc of The traffic an 1--we hS aud MAJ caused 10
be trained TO the business "a sufficient number of Span
sh fishermen, he obtained the Royal privilege Tor
the management and control Of the market, and sale
OF all fish brought 70 IT, from which ne has dccuuri-
lated vast amount OF property.
The objection TO fishing IN American water upon
the Florida Banks, was obyiated by the prOcurancc
Of American and spanish papers for the SmackS, and
ftr0 capfqnS-Cno TO represent the American and the
other the Spanish character Of his vessels. THIS
fraud has continued since 1888 or "a. and has been
MANAGED with Great cunning by Don PanchO, and not
few Americans gave their labor and influence IN It's
behalf IN order TO obtain the crumb share, from the
rich mans table-Of the " gGndnciG =" while all the
public fInctlOnaries Of the United States, on the
coast of Florida whose duties would require them to
slant notwithstanding tie parties ant the reSSeiS so
Occupicd,-but. perhaps, without the means 10 pre-
vent the evasion of our laws and the constant nJHry
to our citizens The Queen has seen nj TO aDate the
nuisance-(' q. D G. " as an duty b0uld all good
fishermen VIII say.
Since my last, American YES els IN port have m
creased to thiry-hvo which viii give little excite
mCnt for the ensuing week. but not materially auect
prices unless the number IN lew days shouu De Ma
tCnally augmented.
Exchange remains as last adyiceS-SugaT At same
rates and spectators in MuscOvados, for your mar
kotS begin 70 feel the reaction upon their pocAels'
which 90 Ot ring clearly OF the precious metals
was anticipated. Yours, .. L. o.