New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-16
HAVANA.
Correspondence Of The y. o. Pcayunc.
HAVANA Wednesdny, Nov3, 1852

Correspondence 0 The y. o. Piclyune.
HAVANA Welnesdny, Nov D. 1852.
The Powhatan left us some days since, with
Judge Conkling L. :. Minister to Mexico on board.
during the stay of Judge Conkng here he had several
interviews with the CGptainGcneTs but SO iur as we
can learn without any definite arrangement oil the eN
STING difficulties The Captain General exceedingly
courteous in his demcanor, but met every proposition
with the OF his extreme regret at the ne.
costly which obliged him to take the course ne dli that
the Government OF Cuba was an excfptonaDie UoVerh
nrnt md obliged TO resort TO exceptional measures
rnd that he as a subordinate officer OF the Crown OF
Span could not encrtuin any proposition Oh any khi
fr IN foreign power and that all comnunlcations mes
tascs or messengers from such parties must be sent 10
Madrid. This Is the substance OF what Judge C)nklnS
has communicated to lis Government and lett IN dis
patches for Judge ShaIkey who had not arrived whcn
he Pcwhatan left Mr. Morand the Acting Consul, is,
contrary TO his usual habit and opinions, abundant In eA
pletyes sganst the Government here.
Judge Sharkey arrived the lst, with his ianly IN
GOOD hesth and our countrmen were all glad TO see
linn hack npain az il relieves them from sen-e oil
abandonment which they have experienced during the
consular inerregnum. However well ntted an Acting
Consul may be tor the position, under the ehqutte OF
SpaIsh diplomacy he does not MI the power VI MN
who holds the consular eTeqEdtEr
The Consul has had several communications ana TWO
interviews with the CaptanGeneral, ana though rulol
ulks largely about what has been done can say 10
vf that in fact no conclusion has been arrived al on
any point Previously to the arrived OF the Crcsceht
Civ Yesterday. the Captan-Gencrdl was somewhat us
poeed 10 recodc but he il now most hrn IL Is sad tal
advice from the Spouish Minister at Washington say
tha, the Cabinet had assured him thet neither Lieut.
Porter nor Mr. Smith would be permitted to come mere
on mail steamer This is the Spanish version Oh tng
dispafch but hardly think II can be so strong lor
well know how the officers here sec the rainbow Ia want
TO other eyes clear Ely. My private regret u tnat
Judge Sharkey mas not sufficient energy 10 SUSTAIN ho
true issue unto Triumphant result Had Lieut. rotci
and Mr. Smith both been retained on the Crescent Chy,
the auction would have been settled aflcaDy anu ~
necessity for sending to spain have grown Out oil IL a
II is :. , o..
rloiI Epovv Of all tho nrorpptliugs regard 10
that ship this voyage III time TO write You lou wilI
get through other have seen several Oh He'
passengers riding through cur city. .-
Tho letters which have been recently pu0llShei IN
your city written from here have caused very great a
Ioytncos TO the Government and they are determlned
to crrc; cut the authors, rnd, il fucccssu punish teIl
severely. According 70 the editorial OF the DaJo az "a
NGrNG, certain foreigners, upon whom the autnoTu's
have their eye suspected 20 cOunenancc fhe plans
against Cuta, which said 20 be mcdIatcd N the
United Siatcs The DidTiO add-, thst when the proper
time rriyes tic strnrglrs referred 70 VIII DC made 20
feel tie ven cance Of the Government. Have you any
des who he letter writers will tell YOU who nun u
ssys OF them i Ayoung gentleman attached 70 IA
British Cen uaie cstfayOrHby known 20 your ciuzch'
Tor his dCp rnCnt 20 the American prlsonsr, last Se
He SUI posed TO write my letters and the idea stands
IN good steal for they had better suspect DIN 'au
me. Il he l. taken up nothing would be done 70 nm
ut ii were caught they might serve me- worse INA.
they did Thresher. The fact - that the G1VeInhi
lave determined 10 tilt against the hydraacaae
press but il i time that Gen CsncdO should knO" mar
know ledge OF events in Cuba = the property On e
world, end i not in his ser 10 rob the worid Ii II.
Let him remember this drurg his sober hours l An
not 10 b. found or frightened
friend III the palace assures RE that we ENJOY tl
most profound tranquility. II : true there exists ~
deal OF excitement from continued reports tna ne" 'N
pcdiionr fitting the State: and tins, OF coi
has 10 hilc eject on business There has bcea Inuch
movement among the troops lately changing them rom
one place another i usual TINS IN annual move
mont under general orders, % prevent the Ofcefs AZ
men from forming local personal aaclnl MS siou-
the always faithful and loyal Cubsns. Nhue sin
now writing, there Is "Junta OF AUTHORIZES a. ne
palace: Ondf, that disturbance has ocourTa IN tlr
west Some OF petty abuse and collision lac t.ie
time has net yet cosle But Il will and taeh tn-
suthortcs shall feel, the Pen but the sword OF
OruELLo.