The daily union., 1852-11-10

taking the responsibility upon himself brought the
ship TO her anchorage The captain OF she poss shortly
afterwards came alongside, and being niosmed ,has
Pursar Smith was on board stated that eomunicA
with the shore would be allowed until he had had
view with The captain general and 10 ths vessel
On his return he told Captain Davenport that the orders
Of the captain general were, the mails aud regular
passengers for Havana would be allowed land bat
one else would be permitted 10 shore. Captain
then exhibited the captain OF the port q letter
which he stated he had received from the Americas
sul In which assurance given him ha the late diff
Gully had been fully settled interview between Judge
Conklio, the American minister, and tho captain gsn-
eral-the former having notified the American consul "
that effect, except that Lieutenant Porter Parser Smith
would not be allowed shore.
The captain of the port remarked Captain Davenport
tha il mistake that the difficulty not settled
but that The mails and this special time would
be allowed land. Should Purser Smith, however,
in The vessel on her way from New Orleans 10 New
York, she would in be allowed communication
with the shore,
The captain OF the port further stated that the Spanish
minister at Washington had written to the captaiR general
informing him, authority of the American Secretary Of
State, that Purser Smith should positively DO permitted
10 go out in the steamer again to Havana
Captain Davenport replied that Smith . private ct
Of the United States, aud could go whore when hs
pleased without hnderance Interference Of the Uni
ted States COVE rnment. Fea
The captain OF the pot then had another interview with
the captain general revieu which he gave the officers
stationed guard the vessel permission land the passsn-
gers alongside.
Captain Davenport, however, would not allow them to
board until he had been apprzed that hs Ameri-
consul had been fully informed Of the condition Of af
fairs The captain OF the port here returned with the
mission from the captain for all the passengers and
officer of the vessel land with the exception OF Pursc
Smith, who would not be allowed shore under
any consideration He further reported that should he
the vessel. she would be Immediately ordered off.
Captain Davenport then wrote to the American consul
that the passengers might do they pleased. but Lieut.
Porter had been forbidden the island, he himself
would not land.
Judge Conkln, receiving this letter, came board
and held long ersaiion with Captain Davenport In
which former said that he had received
permission in his transit 10 land when portion Of the
sengers shore and others remained on board.
Mr. Morales, Of the firm Of Drake Co., consignses of
the Crescent City, then ade his appearance and said, by
authority that If Pnrser Smith would address letter 70 tho
captain general denying the charges which had been
brought against him, the difficulty would be settled.
To this Captain Davenport replied that he would under
circumstances permit Of the officers under him to
address the subject to the Cuban
authorities Lieutenant Porter having different
casions dsavowed the charges M
The Crescent City then her flag, and took her do
parture for New Orleans
PxrkRsBuna, Nov. g.
North Carolina will give about thousand majority
for Pierce and King.
Tsnnessee Gone for Scott.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 9-Relabe returns have been
ceived from sixysix counties in the State, ia which tho
wings gain 45O This leaves doubt that Scou has
rod the State by probably 900 majority.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.
Sufficient have been received show SCOTS
majority in this Stale will be 1000, near IT,
Io,ca Election.
TRIBUNE OFFICE (Dubuque Nov. 6.-The returns Of the
recent election in slowly; but Pierce has, undoubt-
edy carried the State by increased majority COM
pared with the vote the election in August last The
ma iorty in this county is 5O0-bslng gain Of
100 over the governors vote.
Ngw YoaK, Nov. 9.-Government stocks continue drm,
but without change in prices. Canton and Erie
changed Exchange London, l0A premium. Floar
nues steady dema udsaes OF 900 bbls ~ e. for
State brands ard S4 81 $5 06& for southern. Rye nour
and meal unchanged. Wheat is rather pressing
the Of 20 900 bushels los for sonthsru
red white do 1l3 ccntsalcs of Michigan white liz
Sales Of 5000 bushels Of mixed 30
OATS as 46 Rye, 81 Provisions quiet.
and prices unchanged-sales small. Groceries sssady.
Rio Coffee 81 81 Cotton steady-prices unchsngsd.
Whiskey, 2Sa "a cents.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Stocks frm-prlces unchanged
Sales of -four at 81 10 for shipping brands Rye -four -.
Corn meal SO so perbbl Sales Of red wheat los
white do ll2 cents Corn, ~ "a cents Rye, 81 cents.
Oats, 36 30 Provisions and groceries unchanged
Whtskey, "a a Is cents.