New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-23
Arrival Of the Empire City.
NATTER FROM HAVANA,

d lAATEf FRUM ANA.
The steamship Empire City, Capt. Windle, from New
York on the 18th and Havana the 10th instant arrived
yesterday.
The officers of the Empire City say they were treated
with remarkable politeness by the Spanish officers while
in the harbor of Havana.
The following is = list of her passengers
From Ne,e York-Mrs W Cohen and child Mrs Irving,
Mrs Clarke, G Rodgers and lady, G Bonnemer and
daughter Lezle, Mr. and Mrs POTTER Miss POTTER
Mr. Stone, Mrs Lewis and child Mr. Fremont Bier Mrs
Mrs Mun Mr. Reilly. Hon Brooke lady and servant
Hon Mr. Stanton lady. three children and two servants,
Dubuisson Miss Dubusson, DR. Thos Hunt, Penn,
Miss Dodge, Keegan and lady Thos Brewster Baker,
II Poerther Sutherland. W Harvey, James Wallace
John Wallace :; Lawrence, Q Clarke, Gray, Lewis A
| lehman, Hon scurry, Mr. osgood W osgood Lever
From Iarana--G Schneider, j Ardevol Delvaille,
0rtega j 0rtega, Guma, Domingo. Mr. McCracken
j peSant NJ Solomon. NJ Ruenas, j Reins and lady,
| Mrs scho. son and servant-and in steerage,
avail ourselves of the TRANSACTIONS in last evenings
I Picayuue.
The Havana rapars continue to be filled with long and
scurrIous against the United States Govern
ncnt, people and press which appear to be as silly
| they are false
The DidTo de la Marina gives an account of the loss of
the warsteaer Piaaro the best vessel in the Spanish
Navy from which learn that she left Havana on the
10th, and at o'clock that night was off the port of Ma
rel Approaching the close. she struck upon
sunkeu reef and according to the Diaro will prove
| total loss.
An official notice in the Diario says that council of
to be held the 18th to determine the
pending against Don Juan Beldo Luna and Don Andres
Ferrer who have fled the island and against the prisoners
Eduardo Faccioo, Juan Atanaso Romero Antonio Beido
Luna, Forentno Torres Juan Antonio Granados, Felix
| Maria Casard Antonio Palmer, Ramon Palma Antonio
Rubio, Landao urquiso and idefonso de Estrada Ze
nea accused of being authors printers and accompces
in the publication of the revolutionary paper La roc del
| Pueblo.
| gentleman who came passenger on the Empire City
informs us that arrests continued to be made daily bohn
| Havana and in the country Among the foreigners in
Havana not the simplest opinion upon the state of
the country is expressed without the utmost caution
to being overheard spies at the corner of every
street and report from of them to the Government
is sufficient to the arrest of any individual Two
English officers belonging to the British steamer had
walked out the Punt small fort opposite the Moro
at the mouth of the harbor and pointing to the for
tfcations in sight when they arrested and imprs
oned suspicion of being buster taking observations
An appeal to the British Consul however procured their
immediate release.
All American newspapers without exception. strictly
prohibited Even the acting American Consul there Mr.
Moreland, informant says unable to get single
paper from the United States The pilot of the steamship
Black Warrior who lives at Key West left the steamer
Havana with the intention of proceeding from thence to
his home In his trunk he had files of NewOrleans
papers, which he taking to his family. These were
pourced upon at the Custom house and Immediately sent
to the palace of the CaptanGenera notwithstanding the
circumstances of the indignant owner.
Parties of troops leave the city daily for the country,
and prisoners arrive by every train Our informant
sixty persons transferred to the Moro in batch
curey bound among whom he recognized several persons
of wealth and standing. squadron of cavalry under
the lead of notorious commissary police officer the
city in the south of the Island searching 1900
stand of which the Government had received nfor-
nation has been landed Cienfuegos 200 stand had
already been seized and brought into Havana where
informant them The had not been taken up
the time of the sailing of the Empire City and it said
that the country people, hearing of the approach
in the mountains So far the Government nquisitors
pear to have been completely bafled.