The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-18
INTERESTINo FROM CUBA.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
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Another Insult to The American Flag.
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TROUBLE BETWEEN THE car TAIN GENERAL
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SequesiratiOn Of Property.
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Opinions i'll Europe, the United States
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The steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Shufeldt,
arrived yesterday morning from Mobile, via Hsva-
ma. Her dates from the latter place are to the
18th inst. She made the passage from Mobile bar
to the anchorage at Havana in forty. nine hours,
remained there twenty-five hours, and arrived at
Sandy Hook at one o'clock yes 'eroay morning.
The Black Warrior took from Mobile to Havana
the mail bags of the Crescent City destined for Ha-
vana, forwarded by the POSTMASTER at New Or
leans) and forty-seven of her passengers.
There was nothing new in Havana. Some twon-
ty Crcoles from the Vuelta Abajo had been arrest
ed and imprisoned for conspiring against the go
vernment.
Orders had been given to one of the Spanish yes
sels ofwar, the Isabella Sc unda to cruise outside
the Moro, to prevent the Ccescsnt City from enter
ing the harbor, if she should attempt to do so on
her return from New Orleans.
The officers and passengers Of the Black Warrior
were treated with marked courtesy by the govern
ment officers during their stay in Havana.
On the 10th inst lat 27 45 N, lon. IS 4S W..
the B w. spoke the ship Avalanche, ten days from
New \ ork, bound to New Orleans, dismasted in a
gale the day previous. Capt. Shufedt offered his
assistance, which was declined by the captain Of
the A. The A, had lost her topmasts and mizen-
mast-was under foressil and mAinsail, standing
northward and eastward
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Oct. IL, 1912.
Another Conspiracy Denounced IN PiNos del Rio
Military COMMISSIONS Trouble baCeen the Cap
tain General and his Secretary about the Crescent
city dgan-Anothp Insult to tie american
Flag.
The situation Of the poor patriots Of Cuba is
every day more dangerous. The imprisonments
continue in proportion to the espionage established
by the government, conspiracy has been de-
nounced from Matanzas To morrow elton of
the military commission will be sent to that city to
inquire into it, and to open the trials. Another
conspiracy has been denounced in pinos del Rio,
and another section Of the military commission
viii be despatched to vueta Abaia, with the same
object. They carry with them Joseph Rives, one Of
the denouncers. so that he may point out the con-
spirators who are known to him His father is the
convict who was in jail, and who made known
to the Captain General the conspiracy of Pinos de-
Rio, by which Gonzales and others were brought to
Havana and confined in the castles and fortresses,
where they still remain. The Spanards here say.
or rather boast they have constructed half dozen
garrotes for these poor fellows.
General Canedo is very bad terms with his
secretary, Galiano, on account Of the affair of the
Crescent City Galiano has been the counsellor and
adviser of the Captain General in this affair, and
now he wants to get rid Of the General by resignng
the secIetaryship; but General Canedo has not nc
cepted his resignation. On the contrary, he has
penned him in corner, and has told him that
since he was his counsellor and guide in the busi-
ness, he must stand by him. and subject himself to
the consequences. Galiano's resignation is owing
to the news brought by the Black Warrior, of the
movements and indignation meetings at New Or
leans, which are reported here as very numerous
and exciting.
The Spanish officials are beside themselves with
terror and bewilderment They arrest everybody,
young and old, noble and simple, old women and
young children; and when they make an arrest,
they afraid to let the victim out Of prison to tell
its secrets. All this don't make us love our dear
mother, Spain, any the more.
Since they had the panic about the Childe Harold,
when they hncied every water cask Paixhan
sixty FOUNDER, and the innocent hencoops arsenents
of six baIrelled rifles, they have made themselves
ridiculous board G Elizabeth j. Some one told
the Captain General that Cppt Brooks had susp-
cious and disloJa letters from somebody, or to so
body, extremely dangerous; and forthwith the police
rushed on board to discover them They locked Capt.
Brooks's cabin. He pointed out to them the indg-
nifty they were offering to the Gag Of the United
States. They then went ashore for fresh orders
They were told TO make close search, and bring
whatever seemed suspicious to the Captain General.
The police did their best, but could discover
thing at all, and finally concluded to let Capt.
Brooks 20. What he win say to his government,
and what his government will say to Spain, about
thcsc outrages. is for the future to decide The
Elizabeth J. arrived at Philadelphia on the l4th
inst but Capt. Brooks makes no report of the
above transaction.--ED. HERALD
They have in prison fine little fellow Of thirteen,
at Regla under the accusation that this lad Fran.
cisco Garcia, had raised French Gag on holiday
occasion, with " Pfra h RyuHica Guiana" writ.
ten on it. although they found nothing but "pica II
Priaccsa" on IL, whsn they came to arrest this
terrible criminal
HAVANA, October IL, 1852,
Tie AGar n The Crescent Cng-Tae Sensation ia
Hdrana-1Hc Gauam Conduct Of Captain
Poto-Dfore Avests-Mormerfs gad d6asc'
of he Pci'cc-TAe SPY Johnson 1bipctioa ~ an
dmocdn GDi--The impyisoameHtof G,n=ries-
His Coutessio,-Sasws Of 4drms-Mge ArUcs
Lamdtd.-Heahh Of Rdrana, &c.
The famous manifesto, which Mr. Secretary
Galliano addressed, on tie ith nit to tho sgen.
here of The United States Contract Mail Steamers,
having failed utterly, as VIC never for n moment
doubted it would, In is purposes, and Mr. Saith,
the pmser ofthc Crescent City having, notSshstand-
ug Don Martins express commands TO the contrary,
ventured to return in that vessel to Havana, on
Sunday last, tho 3rd instant, the Crescent City
ordered to leave the port within two hours, and
all communication with her wa forbidden b. tho
authorities.
During the whole day on Sunday, the "a, 4