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Letters from Havana.
Correspondence of the gresernt.
Nnr,

c GorrrsponDenrf of the Gresrcnt.
HAVANA, November q 1852
Crescent Under the suspended orders in reference to the
Crescent Cty she is here with Purser Smith, usual
in the discharge of his duties and the mails have most
graciousy been permitted landed while the passe
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as well as they can through the crowd of police e
cas that their way from the vessel to the shore and
from the Customhouse to their hotels residences This
DONE they are made comfortable, and at homeland
apprehension of after moestatiou We glad to have
Consul, Judge Sharkey who has taken
ma,eq,ti suite of at the Hotel Cubano kept by
Mrs s. Il. Brewer.
We great variety of reports growing out of the
preparations the Government for defensive operations
that are idle and mischevous but without any
BILE foundation Cforeitor had the surprise of meeting
the vertable simon pure correspondent of the D,io de
Marina, from New Oreans-Mr Gomez, Spanish Consu
at Key West, who came passenger in the Empire City
and left evening the Isabel for his post with his
family.
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and Cyane from Pensacola, to embelsh the scen
in harbor and to aid very rib,e diplomacy In
the time have not much to lament, since oui
last funeral song the splendid steamer Pizzaro
which is not snuff yet'' Although We had the brazer
tongues all fixed to give her welcome, some days since
with music to TT from the Moro to Rega 1t was loves
| labor lostn
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Orleans from landing in Havana, but on more mature n
,sco, some two subsequently it was rescinded an
Ibis evening our carriage thoroughfares aud Cafes
f,, "a la t;omez-are filled with small sprnkling
the Southwest much to the qualification of the gancv
Cataan--and Mr. Smith is alopethe only person Of th
crowd who may cot polluts the soil Of Cube oen
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ing for the general Resurrection in the last day,
and the life of the world to come
"May these mourning relatives Of the Illus
trious dead, and this vast concurse assembled to
honor his memory, profit by the testimony of his
life and death to the reality of Christian faith
test when the Son of Man shall sit upon the
throne of His glory, and before him shall be
gathered all nations These blessings we i'm
plore through Jesus Christ our Redeemer. The
grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, and the love Of
God, and the communion of the Holy Ghost, be
with you all. Amen. g.
The body was then deposited in the tomb-a
simple strncture-oyer the door of viii Ii were
the words, ss Daniel Webster engraved upon
marble slab.
There are three monuments in front of the
tomb, recently erected by Mr.. Webster himself,
to the memory of his first wife, son, daughter
and niece.
The people having inspected the burial ground
minutely-and such as could, having plucked a
flower, a leaf, a blade of grass even, from the
green surface that surrounds the grave of the
immortal statesman, departed--many forever.
We have refrained from any attempt to de-
scribe the desolation- of the Immediate family Of
the peerless statesman. Mrs. Webster, who,
after the expiration of the present Administra-
ton, had contemplated many years Of joy and
peace with her distinguished partner, at their
home in Marshfeld, is now the sudden victim of
extreme woe-her fond anticipations blasted.
The buoyant spirit of that manly son, which was
never before bent, is now broken, and for the
first time in his happy life is he made to drink
deep, indeed, of the cup of SORROW. Well may
they exelaim--ss What is life, An hour-glass
on the run-a mistretreating from the morning
.sun." They have lost husband and father
who was to them an object of affectionate regard
beyond the common estimation. There are
others Of that stricken household that might be
named, who, too, are bowed down by this sad
event. -i9@
So far as we could learn no accident occurred
during the day. During the religious services
in Mr.. Webster's house one of the parlor floors
settled about four inches, and occasioned mo-
mentary alarm but it having been privately
intimated that there was no basement beneath
confidence was at once restored. Z
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