New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-23
LATER FROM HAVANA.

Arf1yuI OIL the 1EcsCtut OiIy-I uFScr
The IT, S. Mail Steamship Crescent City,
Henry X Davenport, U. 8. II, Commander, arrived on
Monday morning ut ~ o'clock, from New Orleans, vii
Havana leaving the latter port the afternoon OF the
10th inst She has experienced succession OF heavy
northern gales The Crescent City arrived of the
Moro On the evening Of the 18th inst after sunset and
had to remsin outside until the next morning The
Spanish steam fgste Isabel Segundo, which was crs
ing of the Port, spoke the Crescent City, and after
learning her name and Destination passed on. After
entering the port which objection was made the
CAPTAIN of the Port came alongside and informed Capt
Davenport that the mails and all persons could land,
except Purfer Smith
Upon Capt. Davenport expressing himself
pleased at the termination Of all difficulties heretofore
exiting the Captain Of the Port assured him that it
was only for this trip but should Mr. Smith return in
the chip from New York, no communication with the
shcre would be allowed Capt d. expressed his re
gret at this, and remarked that the difficulty be-
coming more complicated by this measure and that al
though the right to exclude any individual from the
island whom the authorities might consider prejudi
eia to It's tranquility, not denied, he could not
conccde the same to the Captain General prohibit
the male and all passengers, simply because one der
cen on board was obnoxious TO his Excellcncy.
10 tbls TO ttpy WIS uiuuc. NhIb DhNchpoib "a-
sola when he left Havana for New Orleans the out
ward TIP that the ship would not be permitted to enter
the port Oh her return II Mr. smith came in her But IL
seems the Captain General induced to change his
mind few days previous to her arrival in consdcra
ZION that her voyage would not be completed until her
return 10 York and that change could take
place In the officers before that tune.
On the eve of sailing, Capt d received note from
Mcssrs. Drake & Co. incosing copy of one to them
from Martin Gaano the peitic al Secretary Of the Cap
hin General The letter. together with from Capt
ID to Messrs. Drake & Co. will be found below.
There we're three English war-steamers in
Havana and the report that they were waiting to
see the result Of the Crescent City Affair." many sto
res being in circulation about her being fired into &c.
Judge Sharkey, the American Consul-a
gentleman who has upon oil occasions proved himself
worthy Of the high trust reposed in h-caled board
Of the Crescent City, and had long conversation with
Capt Davenport upon the state of affairs il Havana.
Tfsnslation.l POLITICAL SEcRErARy's OFFICE.
there remains in full force and wig
the order Of Ills Exceency the Governor and Captain
General wh.ehI communicated to you the 4th Of sep
TENDER last rcafiveto its being torbddent that Mr. Smith,
employees the American steamer Crescent CITY should
return 20 s Island and also the entry of said vessel in
ths port shoud sbe convey him. as the special conces
sion made by his Excelency the last voyage of said
wSich she has elected to-day. nigh; be Interpreted in
doubtful nienner being sconcession founded spe
eial rcssons u whih HIS Excelleney Tie Munster Pen
potenfiasy Of Ter Majesty at Washington has know
edge Ms Excellency intructs me 10 say 10 you that In
nfurc the said order win be enforced SO that being
innrned Of this particular you may communicate the
inosGafin 10 whom il may concern and thereby avoid
that through bad intelligence third parties be injured
HAvAs, Nov icss, isa2 God prescss. you may ye,rs
es Da.ss Co oOnicss OF the A@ecsn Steamer Cree
try.
Us. NJ STxAsISHP CRESCENT CITY,
HAVANA, Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1852.
Ss>rIKNEN; | am in receipt Of your favor Of this
date caclosig official letter from the Secretary of
the CsPtspencral by which Ilosm that this ship win
ns BE- peraited 10 enter this port her from
hew,iork should Mr. Smith be ON board | was in
hopes thts matter settled However, can assure
you shst NJ SIahh win return In the ship and the
sequepces whatever they may be, the Spanish arthor
H. viii be responsible for.
especially, your oAcdien; servant,
H. X. DAVENPORT, u. y Navy.
20 Coaluaadrs Cre-ser, CRY,
nesss Dam g. Co, Havana.