New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23
The Cherokee brings the following
HAVANA.
Public TrinquiIlity--voice Of the People
spaniay d. and Cubans-Newspapers.-D Death
among Dogs.

spaniay d. and Cubans-Newspapers.- ID cath
among Dogs.
Correspondence Of The ~ Y. Tribune
HAVANA, Tuesday, July -, 1859
DO not know how to account for it, but
all the Iumors, whispers and excitement In relation 70
expedition expected from the United States have
settled down Into perfect Silence and all vessels oil
war are floating aziy in the barbor, as If danger
were as distant as the Noon You do not doubt nave
been anxiously looking for stirring news from tns place
while the mass Of our people have been as earnestly
expecting TO hear Of the departure OF the nhou'ei'
Lberators or whatever people like to call them IRON
the United States lis supposed that the election
of President will be the all absorbing object OIL our
peshbors aud that until that business Is settled, non
ing will be done In the wsy OF expeoinons;
The second number of the paper called the y0.oe o.
N, P,oDh has appeared. | have read IL but from
some remarks It contains think II cannot be entitled
10 the name IL in fsc believe tns the respeca'
HE mar, of our Cuban community has nothing T. 90 wth
| however much they may desire change. The al.
thors of the paper run great risk its publication Is
doubleday hgh treason, for II openly calls on the Peo
pie 10 take up arms Inc police mas not yes goI on
their track although they have made dgent search,
but Il cannot be expected that the publishers can es
cape detection If they continue the work. notwthstand.
Ing the spsDiards are rather dull ierrets.
Nv frencs of Old CASTLE If they expect 10 keep pos
session Of the island must make changes The Cdoans
are in their habits and ideas quite different from the
SpanisIds; besices, many OF the Cdbsns are not Of
Spanish Descent their fathers aud In many cases their
mothers being North Americans or from the northern
nations OF Europe. TIE SpansTds individually are
kind and goocpaturet and honorable but az governors
they are IOud and harsh, and in American affairs they
completely lost The Cubans are Americans and adj
rire the Government OF their Northern neghbOrs,
notwithstanding that the DiariO dc Ia Marina tells the
Cuban public that the Americans demand a military
government and every day al most publishes some art
Gle 10 make Il appt that tue American Union mass
NJ n fact
The face Of the earth In lis Trades is quite black
guaT6sh OF the disreputa1ie prints OF the nted
Ststes During the time that was expected to be stop
ped by government aud In fact during the latter part
Of the reign of COnehs II moderate In its remarks
about the people Of the United States counsel the
COrnicd TO cbide its friend Of Havana, notwihsand
Ing 1t may be admirable and praseworthy Of the Didrio
de Ia Marina defend the rights Of Spsn it Is dishon
orsbe to denierate It's neighbors besides Spanards
should be the last to open their mouths In respect 20
governing and the moral condition of nations except
when they desire, BY way of lesson to their PEG
pie, TO show their own unfortunate state when com.
pared 10 that of other nations might say about
the D0rio de Ia Marina, but | forbear. not its
enemy, but 1t cannot utter any gross calumny against
the United States without calling forth my wrath re.
tpectrh rights Of Spain let eel DioriO respect truth
and fee from misrepresentation, ahd shall be silent
IL 10 said that conspiracy Ia on foot 70 proclaim
Queen Isabel Of Spain 10 Mexico. | do not know
whether there be grounds for this report whether II
be but alsehood set aoAt for the purpose OF causing
irritation. 1t s most probable that Spain lie yet
insane IA 10 attempt such an affair.
As for news we have TO communicate at present
The Governor goes quietly, and hear no complaint
Of him; he is now living about mile from town at his
country residence, near the Castle del Principe.
Some 800 dogs have been killed by poisoned sausages
during the summer cau,ng disgust their owners
satisfaction to the community in general. now
my congo. Yours, &C. FAITHFUL.
Havana Markets.
A Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune
HAVANA, Wednesday, July H. 1857
Our SUGAR market continues firm with good demand for
Brow SUGAKS with tendency IN the prices Use the
stool msrke has been gradually decreasing within the
few weeks consequence Of the receipts from the
being less than the exports The amount in this city aud
Regs the opposite sioe of the hsrb0r Is abont 50O
bAxes and probably there may be in Mstanza aud toe
estates Of this part of the leland about 10000 The
total exports from this port and Maanzs the 10th inst
reached las SS4 Prices to-day tor Assorted SUGARS 81
and "a TO Ct and 49, White 8Hl0; Yellow 81 an; Brown
5sd6; Cucurucho 505l and Muscovado sac reals Nrobe.
MoLAssEs is rather s;sTce holders ask p reals "
keg Of 81 gallons and - the rate which the last sales
MuscovadO made ct The amount Of this article IN.
sold including both classes, is about 20 900 hhds
The stock OF COFFEE Is reduced about 900 bag and
the demand is STEADY Tor small lots So The new crop
which will be coming TO market In about three months time
il ia aid, will be of good quality and abundant
TOBACCO AND CGARsrhe first article has been 10 good
demsnd and considerable sales have been at prices
varying from Sl2to $50 y bale The price Of very choice
TOBACCO Is almost nominal at 500 TO $50 q bale there
being little remaining hand be disposed Of Cool CT
CARS are difficult {" obtain, and prices the hse.
EXCHANGE on London ranges from l0t TO III prem; at log
heavy sums have been sold On New and Boston
business has been done to-day at Il = discount
FREIGHTS still continue -w. For the nted States.
from 6GS eis box paid for Sugar and s. hid for
Molases To Cowes and market 20 is the rate to-day