New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24

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with advices from Havana to the 18th inst Our files OF
Havana papers contain nothing Of importance, in adj
duon to the items furnished BY our correspondent
We are under obligations to Mr.. William smith,
Purser Of the Georgia. for the prompt delivery OF Ia
vors.
Arrival Of the Saranac-Rumor Of an Inva.
sion-Robberies.
esrrespondeace Of The n Y. Tribune.
HAVANA, Monday May IL, 1852.
GENTLEMEN The steamer Georgia not
having arrived from New.Orleans, although now four
days over DUE write you few more lines to send BY
her when she shall arrive to furnish your paper with
the latest items of news It being four days since the
Illinois took my last budget
The saranac arrived at this port on Friday, the 18th
ina in four days from Pensacola and the Albany on
the 18th from the port 1t Is said that the first
question put by the officers of the Saranac arriving
was TO inquire whether there English squadron
In these waters What is certain 10 that she brought
dispatches and that the American and British Consus
had an interview upon her arrival, and rumor was
soon spread that another expedition on Its way to
this fair island and the arrival of the Georgia has
strengthened the belief In the report But suppose
that the delay In the arrival of the Georgia arises from
some tring accident to her machinery, or from her
having grounded in crossing the bar, In leaving the
Mississippi
Several daring robberes have taken place during the
last few days. At Msranao village about eight miles
from town, on the occasion of the celebration of the
Fesas Reales during the past week. good deal OF gam
bling was carried on which was followed by several
robbees on the road almost under tho Of the po
lice Some of the vch returned to the village, add
by their reports spread somuch CONSERVATION that the
Havana people would only return to the city In large
numbers escorted by Guardias CSuilss
In the city, last night German or English watch
MAKER residing In Gale del Obspo, was, uader SONS
pretext induced by person to go outside the walls
keJs taken from him He got loose in some manner
door of which was upt ~ carriage to his shop tue
help The whole of his neighbors attended the call,
some with knives, others with clubs, and TIVE rasca-
were caught in the shop but third who was Ia car
rage before the door, escaped with sixty watches and
Of money. 1t Is said that several per
sons who have been considered respectable the
present are implicated In the affair.
Yours, &C., FAITHFUL
The Mission Of the Saranac-The Lone Star
Excitement-D Dismissal Of Munos.
esrespoadenss Of The N. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA, Tuesday, May IL, 1852.
GENTLEMEN: The Georgia has arrived
at last and wishing to let you hear from up to the
latest moment will just mention what has been said
about the mission Of the Saranac said that she has
come to obtain the remains of the victims of the ,ed
uon-that IT, of the fifty shot last August The officers
Of the steamer had interview with the Captain
ersl yesterday but whether the Wait compliment
ary one or not, do not know. Should the steamer
have come for what II s said she has and should the
quest be granted 1t will be rather difficult to gather to-
geher the real remains as the bodies were inferred
without coffns
The arrival Of a vessel called the Lone Star, some
days since, caused quite commoton among tae msr-
chants on the wharf, and ID difficult TO get any house
to venture to take the vessel under their charge Is
said that another called the Narcso Lopez, 10 soon ex
pected
BY the Captain General or dimissed himself do net
know which The fact 10, he took upon hinself the
power Of the Governor, in refusing permission to n
young man to give dance The youth called upon the
Governor and stated the CASE the Chief of the Police
wss summoned and received reprimsnd after which
he Jared up himself and the end Of the business 10 that
he Il no longer In office. In haste, FAITHFUL.