New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-23
Letter from Havana.

Jrom our 4L,abzna Correspondent
Eds Cresc-For the little time allowed from other
occupation will briefly allude to the Important
items webbing the fate of Cuba under the admins
tration of the old sodierGen Canedo. The report is
abroad that he disapproves of the finding of the Military
Commission in relation to the prisoners tried before it.
taken in the shop of Faccoa occupied in putting to
press number of the Vos del Pueblo and that, with his
broad-sword flourish cut Nos. and 20 which makes
the characteristic of his peculiar TJca he has deter
mined the fate of five, for the gaote This do be-
eve do think life will be taken for political
offence without overt with until after reference
to the Supreme Government at Madrid in future but
may be in error-others quite confident in view far
less favorable for the prisoners The of Mr. Smith,
Purser of the Crescent City is phase dragged into
these relations by the nconderae and hurried Judgment
of the Captain COMMUNICATING more of camp and
field orders than the deliberate diplomatic instructions
of wise statesman, looking to the welfare prosperity
stability and union of Spanish subjects and Spanish
terests-cultyang local affections for the Crown while
doing violence to the rights feelings of their neigh
bors who have not coveted their POSSESSIONS although
they might not feel sad should Spain Cuba together
separate, conclude that liberty would do them
harm They covet not Cuba Notwithstanding the deca-
raons of the paid emsares of Spain kept in the United
States by the force of their fabrications
| ing upon the approximations of weak Government
(strong Governments laugh at the idea of employing
secret agents but such violations of individual rights
of commercial custom sanctioned by law and treatyof
courtesy of civil poty due to the nation whose flag
is made exception to all others of the earth by unne-
eessary restrictions and impotons, may coerce that ma
tou realiaon which would wrench the jewel of the
Antilles from its present proud positionn This we do
not care wherefore deem that the order of
Gen Canedo, declaring that American vessel haring
W Smith hoard shall enter the ports of Cuba, or that
any American vessel with persons aboard cho may be Office
o1abe 10 The Government, shall be dismissed the port will
fall Ineffective 1t would have been courtesy in so impor-
tant matter eecting the whole system of contracts
with commercial marine operations have advised
the Commercial Agent acting in the place of Judge
Sharkey (who, by the way, will soon be wanted at his
post the ro that might have been sent to his
Government at Washington put citizens upon their
guardnstead OF which it has been in underhand
manner thrust upon the desks of irresponsible
consgnees of teamer who have possible power
| the matter. Another regulation should also have
been advised of through the proper channethat an adj
dtiona police agentsecret police oicer-is put upon
every American vessel that enters the harbor of Havana
and not upon the vessels of any other nation cost
ing additional moneys not provided for in the regu-
of the port expenses that should not be incurred
by American vessels than any other And again
that the great era Police Agent has been permitted by
law or instruction. to examine letter bags containing
respondence before delivery board vessels which
am informed occurred at the Office of the agents ~ A
Co. before the sailing of the schooner Mary Ellen for
New0rleans, few days since Yet again our people
should be advised Of another law in their welgoy-
erned crimeless country (cide G. s NJ, de W that in
examination of the baggage of passengers-American
passengersther letters to read and translated at
the pleasure of the Especial Inqusor the Custom
house Thisoccurred with Capt. Schneider few days
since who passenger in the Crescent City and
turns by the Empire-a gentleman well known in New
Orleans and here for years master of the brig
Adams Gray, trading to this port.
| "Eteror de los 4mericGnos" the steamer Pzarro, was
totally lost the evening of the lAh in the vicinity of
Mare in too eager pursuit of tho suspicious bark Gov
Briggs of Boston, from Philadelphia, loaded with ma
chinery for estate in that vicinity She was fine
steamer English build mot paid for yeti and had
done much important service; (she was the pirate of
Contoy-she did not catch the Creoe) she brought
Gen Lopez passenger from his last feldswhch if not
glorious at least remarkable as having required the
strategy and movement of 5000 Spanish troops
overcome $50 which he had under his command
after the separation of Critenden and during the absence
of Maj, Kelly Although not permitted see any
papers the weekes of the Pcayune escaped obserya-
ton bought of the police, some thirty of Them
dated 18th September The letter from this place. APP
pareny not intended for publication dated 3st of Au-
gust gives very correct of whole condition
at the time of writing.
1t is said that the real Fos del Pueblo will be work
again The Pqayo of the sth wants informnon-please
J Gl
que Leon desgarre enurecido aguiucho inmundo
que tants tie ofeude could not really tell the fellow
what time the Infatuated Lion of Spain would tear to
pieces the dirty Eaglet of the United States unless
should refer to so indefinite day the which should
bring to his mind an honest thought honorable
sentiment kindly feeling from his heart-a period
happily the safety of the country removed beyond the
reach of human calculation On the 10th the celebrated
lawyer, Fernando Saayedr, released from prison.
where he had been held two months ineomtaados" Sad
the story of his cruel and needless deprivation freedom
admitted by his secretrieos who could find no offence
His wife, maniac-his eldest daughter, lovely young
lady when he seized in the grave and another child
next years. down with and sorrow waits him
at home upon her sick bed the agony uncertainty
care and anxiety under this disruption of hometies-the
cause. 1t is but one among hundreds. Night of
the 10th Mr. Morante (another given by report
known to be occupied in denouncng to the
ment persons suspected of being disaected found
stabbed through the heart in the vicinity of the
and several of crime for which there name in
the Spanish language have been pubehed in the
of this week. JOSH
HAVANA, September 49, 1852,
On the 18th inst, the occasion of the celebration of
the Patron Saint of the ancient prate-home of Rega