Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-10-21
FROM HAVANA.

Conspiracies and .Arrests-.Another .Ameri-
can pessel Searched-JWihtary Reuieav,
More Suspected Parties-THe Crescent
City Outrage, &c.
By the steamship Black Warrior, at New
York, from Havana, whence she sailed on
the 18th inst, we learn that the Island OF
Cuba continues i'll a state Of great excite
ment. Arrests, ou'rages and suspicion seem
to increase day by day.
Another conspiracy had been discovered
IN Matanzas, and the Military Tribunal had
lef' Havana for that town. Still another con-
splracy was discovered at Plnar del Rio, 70,
which place Jose Rives, SOD Of the conyicl
Rlves who discovered the conspiracy OF
Juan Gonzales, lef, Immediately.
Capt. Brooks, Of The American ship Eliza
beth Jane, being suspected of having some
fllibIster correspondence concealed in his
cabin, was waited upon by the police, who
searched his vessel and all his private pa
pers. We do not learn that the search
brought TO light anything OF the character
expected.
The officers and passengers Of the Black
Warrior were treated with studied civii,y
while in port, but the vessel was escorted
to The Moro by The police.
A grand military parade took place in
Havana on Sunday, tho 10Th inst, The
troops were reviewed by Captain General
Canedo, IN The presence Of all immense nul,-
Der OF spectators. The Government paper
says that the whole New World canno, pre-
sent such splendid military spectacle as
this. which was celebrated in honor of the
adofed Queen.
Gallano, the Governors Secretary, end
the individual who is well understood to
have been the adviser Of aplaln-GeneraI
Canado, 10 all his measures Of Outrage and
oppression, is SAID TO be very anxious 10 re-.
sign. The Captain, General, however, will
no! lie, him,-leiling him that as he instigal-
ed all the recent proceedings agains, the
United States vessels and citizens, he must
stand by, see him through the scrape, and
take his share Of the responsibility.
Letters from Havana say tina, The Captain
General is in great lrbulalion respecting the
breeze which he justly supposed he has
raised with the U. S. Government.
The eminent lawyer ST.. Porfirio VaIienle
Sr. Francisco T. Al(aro and DR.. Antonio
Betsncourl have been summoned TO appear
before The criminal authorities, ard take The
chances Of embracing The garole for suppos-
ed patriotic aspirations. As these gentle.
men are all safely located in n. Y ork, they
will probably disregard the summons.
The usual number OF personal summonses
aga'ns! Inc supposed accomplices Of Don
Eduardo FaccioIo fill the official gaze!tes
for participating in Inc auth orship Of that sub.
versive periodical, entitled La Voz Del Pueb.
10. Don Francisco Valdez, and certain
others, who neglected precept Of the same
sort, dated September S, are visited with III:
consequences in the shape Of an edct OIL
sequestra,on against all their effects They
are ordered to be Immediately exposed fol
sale.
The Diario de la Marina, the official or.
gan Of the military commission, contains, in
its issue of October 6, an accoun, Of the af
fair of the Crescent City, in which it de.
nounces the conduct ofPurser Smith, of ,ha
steamer, in giving certain information to the
New Y ork press. He is styled an ''obscure
parsonage" and the conduct of the authori.
ties in preventing the steamer, from landing
is defended as all RICH. and proper.
LATER.-The steamer Crescent City ler
New Orleans on the 1l.h instant, and ar
rived off Havana on the 18th, at daylight,
A. sunrise the captain Of the port came or
board and refused TO permit Capt. Porter tc
communicate with the city. Capt. PorteI
delivered the authorities a written protes
ssains! the arbitrary proceeding, and then
pu. to sea without landing the mails OF
passengers.