The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-19
THE LATEST NEWS.

From HAvsSA.-The importance of the
,ews b, the Black Warrior. justifes us in
rublishing the suhjoined. being more full &C
,oun, than that received by telegraph
II appears that the difficulty 10 regard to
no Crescent City has again been revived
The Captain General ailirms that the agree.
r,rni with Judge Conkliu, relating to the
rr,cscsnt CITY. had reference only TO one WOW.
sge. This is the effect Of representations
made hv the old Spauiards who are prejudiced
uho have persuaded the Captain General that
sach concession on his part will have the
Epprarance - cowara,c9.
When the Black Warrior left Havana, a
Spanish war steamer was cruising off the
Moro Castle, for the purpose of preventing the
steamer Crescent City from again entering the
oort Of Havana. Every attention was paid bv
the Cuban authorities 10 all other American
vessels
The American steamer Antelope, belonging
&c the Nicaragua Company, had put into Ha-
yana for Goals and water without clean bill
q" health. which was well known to be con-
r-ary toqnarantine regulations. Every facili-
Y vas afforded her, and after obtaining ne
cessary supplies she sailed on the 9Th for
San Juan.
The British steam Frigste High Flyer, two
..aoQs Of war, and several French men OF
var, were in the hatbor Of Havana, but no
.es-els belonging TO the United States Navy.
Havana was healthy and business dull.
Letters from Havana to the 10th say that
sugars were scarce and higher. Fellows 52a
4 browns 5ia5l; whites lO4. The crops pro-
laise favorable. Molasses dull at u rails
Cgtlrc steady. Tobacco unchanged. Freighis
lave IN upward tendency. To the United
>rales 81 per box; 10 Great Britain Ela2.-
Exchange droopng-On the Atlantic cities /
ger Ct, and London IL per cent.
Tbs CREscESr CITY AFFAIR.-It is stated
nat official information has reached Washing.
tonic the eject that an existing law forblds yes
sels TO enter the port of Havana in the night,
and makes il the duty of the officers in charge
OF the hafbor to prevent them by force if neces-
sary. The Baltimore Sun, in announcing this
iect says:
Recently the Crescent City ran in. despite
tie warning of the Port Captain, aud the senti-
nels on duty at the Moro Castle have been i'm
prisOned IN consequence, for not firing upon
her as they should have done. II is also stat
ed that the Governor General OF the island in
formed MIR. Conkling, the American Minister
10 Mexico, on his visit to the island, that he
had given peremprory orders that, should an at.
tempt again be made by the commander Of the
Crescent City to enter the port of Havana at an
unlawful hour. she should be fired upon from
The Moro Castle.
In affidavit made by Purser Smith on the
-isI of October, in reply to the charges of
Marano relative to his holding intercourse
with dsai1ected persons in Cuba carrying let
ters for them, and calumniat;ng the auhori-
hes is published in the New York Express
He pronounces the whole % be O sheer fabri-
cation, says that lie he's never interiered in the
affairs OF CUBA, has never had intsre curse with
dIsafiected persons, has never written word
for the papers about Cuba, has never carried
letters for the disaftcted, Captain Porter
not allowing any 10 be carried outside Of the
mail unless they related to the business Of the
ship, aud has always confined himself to the
duties Of his office as Purser. The Express
says that copy of this affidavit is in the hands
Of the Spanish Minister at Washington.