The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-08-01
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--LATEST FRoM CUBA.
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ono ''noonet i'ome' n.'e
anived from Havana. They report that Trinidad
nd villa -Clsss bav. nr.cl.;r.s,l and a.. v,.rsl
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porss. II
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From he Chars1tda %. C,) Coarisr.
Aly Interesting ffen havana.
Arrival Of the Isa6sl
The-ske.m.h;n I..hsi Carr R.ll;n. .,,;,.a :,
tbis port vvsssrds, .ss,rscs - shcns ~ n,"I.,r
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= full liet of n...srs.,. "a is,ss ..,"c .nd
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oass.es = ~ IN. h.dnsss If ~ .osi
~ hsd e,ken in :, .Ii.,sr: h.;n. mil. - 49,
more tksn nine fsot. ~ Sa.r snd ,s.s ths,.Is,s
comuelIea. = .hors c,.ir.L vs-s.,.ss, mo,r;rs
10 pus inte ssv.rrsh SITs, r:s~.r~-.y ~ rr.,is
we're hronrb 81 81 - III: IL, k.ssSs f5s,,1cn
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ipterestiSr I'M - !. -, scs,,,.5;.,ss,, r.s;s
We eivs. fovsv., =. S;k.,snt rsscsss (. :. ~ !.
heard III 4 : - - $500
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ted soma dine r. (ynbs, n, IN. fcilc-;n~ ;,.rn.
which oerta;nIv cr;nc;a, v;,h ~. ;s,sii;..ss ~
have been rscs;s;.r - .om. -. ~. 49,
had beon, 10 not denied, % far ~ our accounts
inform -, rising Of the Creole population a and
asar Pusfts Priscipe. San Juan. ETC.. which h.d
been Joined hy part Of the Spanish troops in the
nsix hboEhood Il i stated that the Colonel Of 4
regiment stationed near Principe had informed the
authorities It Havana that be had but fragment of
his regiment LEFT. The regiment Of Leon, sta
toned 1t or hear Matanxas. had become so-iusub-
ordinate that the officers bad advised the Govern
ment that the men could not be depended on. and
the regiment had to be removed to some other mart
Of the laand. The authorities have stopped ali
sealed Communications between different parts Of
the Island since the 10Th inst, and all ccinmuni.
cations have to 20 through the mails open. unless
written by some official. Views and feelings are
now expressed in Havana that would mot have
been attempted few weeks aimee. and a meeting
Of the Habaneros, favorable to independence, was
to have been held few days before the sailing of
the Isabel, but the place Of meeting having be-
come known to the Government, it was taken pos
session Of BY military force and thereby frustra-
ted. Ii the patricia meet with success in the int.
riof, II is expected that nm insurrecton will Jake
place in Havana Immediately.
An elderly gentleman, who has been planter
for some years on the Island, and who possessed
sugar estate valued at one hundred and 6fty thou
sand dollars, sold out for one hundred thousand,
and came ON in the Isabel We are also informed
BY passengers that two agents Of the Cuban au-
thofities have arrived in the Isabel, to watch the
movements Of the friends Of Cuba in this country
Other gentlemen lnfosm us that Col Condo. OF
the Regiment of Puerto Principe. was, together
with nine officers and thirty soldes, taken prisoner
few davs since and thai in crossing river ON a