New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1852.

,efremsrt NAV not be able 10 picture 70 himself the
delights OF the approaching season OF pleasure, -
the principal satisfaction Is oefvco ron W ana
ing Of the you,h Of both sexes IN our snee,s aaS
public places every bod, being out Of coofs c,osseu
In their best and wesrins their most amlaoe ,ooas
The fortnight tbs, has elapsed since wro'c VI.
last epst.e has not oeen prooucIveo OF any wss
events In SapuSSo dc Cuba, young - 49,
disseminated some ten days since, unGsl tno ILL
irg circumstance In consequence OF sue LII -
of the muYceler, toward family N .has ,'y' -
house of which he and his victim Fisi,eo, nc Io
ce,rsd fogsine from the young officer, which urged
him in a spirit OF cowsrdly revesge sone Np7 et'o'
ward. 10 way,s, .aeIyousa at midnight, and STAB nm
In the back The sacrifice 70 tnls ieVsiels pass,on
however. lived an hour a'ter NC nau 49, 81 .u.
wound, and during his last moments ne maze oec,
lsgstion as 10 the party who stabbed MIN, "aicn eo
n The murderers arrest, and be now a'ais MS Tlai
in the CITY pyjson The CRIME caused great sensa-
lion on account of the youth OF the victim. and the
which be stood IN society, on account OF mis-
= ohle enpearance a. gentlemaniy conduct
IN the 23d inst an English vessel the Lord ASH
lev. CAPT Roberts Of 573 tuns, from New Orleans
houno 10 Liverpool, with cargo OF -four and corn,
was wrecked on the coast, about 500 yards TO the
eastward of the Moro Castle. The singular manner
in which this accident happened, may give her own
CTS much difficulty in recoveripgth inslr ance they
may have upon her, for which reason l give you
brief relation ID regard 10 the cause which led to
the mishap The Lord Ashley cleared AT New Or
leans ON the 10Th inst with 264 barrels 81 -four,
1888 sacks OF CON- 5000 slaves and So bundles OF
luce OF Cape San Antonio, the western extremity oil
tbs slano, she fell in with the Greek bark Pahdia
olsDasted end IN a helpless condition. TINS vessel
Of 4l6 tuns cleared at the same pSrt on the oio
INST, with 772 bales OF cotton, ALA hldes, and 10
tuns of logwood, for Trieste and some DAYS after
her departure, ia violent storm, ID lsiltule
25 30 n and lon Sc 49, lost her rnasls The
captain Of the Lord Ashley, on falling IN With the
distressed vessel, took her IN tow and brought her
safely to the mouth OF cur haroor where. N casting
Of the tow line, by coming IN contact win the ols-
uxr Il
for the Moment and got TO the eastward OF the mar
IOw entrance Uf the baybOr and, there beng
sICbg wlId a. the tine win heavy Sra, she Grove
hes d Oh TO me hard beach before the captain mad
tine 10 tack aoOGt or le. go his ancheT Inc Gesk,
more fortunate, hsd made preparations TO enter the
hsrboT, and cropped her anchor, AND thus escaped,
and a steamer 5000 afterward tosed her into port
Efors were ma 10 set the Enelkh vessel on out
without the dtsirsd effect The weather having
moderated, the cargo is being discharged and there
Is SONS hope of getting the ship of, although II
SAID that she ls bise
The" Pelavo- little Spanish paper published In
New Orlea ans, had its circulation stopped In this
leland, about month SINCE. for having hurled 100
much abuse at the Spanish Ministry, for having set
tied the affair between the United States and Spain
In 90 amicable a manner; 1t however is again al
loved to be introduced, aud probably its youthful
EDITOR will be careful IN the selection OF epithets In
future, TO be used against Bravo Murllio It's SAID
that Laborde the valiant consul " who ran way. to
fight again another cay" is Obliged to give up his
flee, and that another gentleman who Is more es-
the Spanish residents, is to be appointed TO the
Office
am glad 10 say tina. Messrs Wilson & Nudge.
proprietors of the 81. Charles Hotel, of New Or
leans and lessees OF the ST Louis. have made ar
Iangements TO give Us good hotel here
in regard to the prosperity OF the island. much
complaint exists On account OF the scarcity OF aoOr-
trs which prevents the extension OF the cultivation
Of the sugar. cane. To this difficulty, as
the Supreme Government does its utmost 10 prevent
the smuggling In of African slaves. and as the mass
IF the inhabitants TO the increase OF this
cless Of MANKIND contract has been entered into
for the purpose OF introducing about 900 Chinese,
and Commissioner Is about to start for the Celes-
nsl Empte to engage them. In lo47, ABOUT 600 were
brought te the Island, and although many OF TINS
number were the mere dregs OF the population OF
Annoy the result, upon the whole, has proved favor
aOe as those who have kepttO their contracts show
that the Chinese are industrious, economical, and
most excellent sgriculturasts At frat much evil
from the oveTfeers not being acquainted with
habits of their hands, but now that they un-
CeIstsnd how to manage them, everything goes on
well.
The Chinese, upon their arrival, quickly compre
hended the difference bet @een black ana white, and
took up their position as whites nor has their risht
10 DO 30 been denied or disputed for single mo.
ment but the OveTseers, who had been accustomed
only direct slaves had to learn how TO treat free,
white laboTers, and the Chinese assisted them by
few Lessons in which some task masters we're siam,
for their harsh treatment of the Celestial gentlemen
From what have seen OF this people, besides being
Industrious and economical, they are extremely
smeNu, anu Idf more cdpdDlo Vi pushing tucn loi-
tunes in strange lanes, than any other people with
whom am acquainted. They seem to be ready for
any employment, and are never at loss as to how
to pick up an honest dollar. Several OF those who
have come to this island, who have preferred light
occupation Yathtr than the abors Of the field, have,
as DOCTORS cooks and BARRIERS amassed considerable
sums and even those who have been seduced by the
temptation offered by play, have shoS n themselves
TO be complete sdep!s fortune invariably. In the
end leaving them with much OF their antagonists
FUNDS much 10 the chsgrln OF the barboridns
The object of Importing the large number have
mentioned is that these lucrative employ nenls may
be speedily filed, and thus leave no other resource
for the mass, than the occupation OF agriculture.
Psrodi gives her last performances III the Tacon
Thsater TO night, and now nd that she viii
proceed to New Orleans before going to California
She has had very toerable success in this city, but
has not created any sensation in our musical world
The next potability who will occupy the boards Of
the Tacon is the celebrated jugger called Professor
Anderson. As precursors, we have HIS portrait
among us, and an engraving, in which he is repre-.
sented Exhibiting his art before all the Royalty OF
Europe. FAITHFUL.
Markets.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA March %. 1851.
Since last advces the steamer of the l4h inst
there been considerable bus done in SUGAR