Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-11-11
49, BY MAGNETIC TEL GRAPHsa;
Reported Expressly for the Daily state Sentinel
FROM CUBA


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loUTRAGEs OF THE SPANISH AUTHORITIES
4 STEAMER ores CENFt CITY Nor PER-
j MITTED TO LANDfi -. S =. 81. s.- y. il-
NE~ OaLEANs, Nov. 6. Il
As the Crescent City, approached Havana she vas
met by the Pilot who when be fppnd Smith aboard,
fused take her into bsrbor But Capt. Davenport as
sumed the responsibility and prosecuted TO The usaa
anchorage. The steamer was sisitsd by HE captain
Of the port who declared that he could allow no coa
munication with the shore, Purser Smii wssahoaro
He said the Captain General would allow The mails az
the regular passengers 70 land but no other persons
H. Capt. Davenport then exhibited letter from the,
American Consul JUST received. lin WHICH assurances
were given that The difficulty had been settled IN the IN
tervew between the Captain General and Judge CoDk-
lin. To this the Captain of the Port replied thats the
information was erroneous that the difficulty had not
been settled, but that the mail and regular passengers
would he allowed to land this occasions and further,
that, IL Purser Smith continued aboard the vessel
would, in contingency, be permitted IN future to
| communicate with the shore; - 80 ~. -. -
The Captan.of the port then had with
1.-THE Captain General, previous 20 which he gave the
officers stationed board the steamer permission TO-
land the passengers alongside but Captain DavenPnt
refused TO let the officers come board until he was
SIZED that the American isul- had been Applied
of the condition or affairs. al the last stage OF pro-
csedngs Captain Of the port returned with apthor
ty from the Captain General 10 permit all the Passen
gers and the officers Of the steamer to Hand except
Smith who was especially prohibited on any conditions
The Captain General withall, wished it distinctly un
dersood that should Smith return. the steamer,
back trip to New York, she wo:ld not be allowed TO
enter the harOOi.
Captain Davenport showed letters to the American
Consul that the passengers might do as they pleased
but Captain Porter had been ordered to land On
the Island he (Daenpor would not consent TO accede
la privilege denied the authorities Judge Sharkey the
Consul, upon receiving. this communication, went on
hoard and held along conversation with Capt Davenport
and the course Of which, he informed hn that per-
mission had been obtained from The passengers, IN tran.
stee land Upon this masy Of the passengers went
ashore, and others remained On board - i- 81. .r
Mr. Moraley, Of the firm Of Drake s Coiconsfenees
Of the Crescent City, then made bus appearance, and
efter to tie Captain General DENYING the charges pre-,
ferred against him, the difficulty would be Adjusted.
To this Capt DavenPert replied he would under no
circumstances suffer any officers under his command to
make any communications on this subject the Cuban
authorities, nasmuch Capt. Porter, different
occasions had decidedly disavowed4 the imTntation.
The steamer then run up the National flag and left Tor
b -.'s.-. 1s-t ia-.." 4" New ORLEANS, Nov -
Coffee is in active demand and 5000 bags sold YES.
terday at stasfc sale Of 2 600 kegs of prime lard
at l04c Mess pork Is held at SIG; the stock is very
light. Sugar has declined one fourth. -sss .
.,,.-., s'"@e' -.s'+ new ORLEANS, Nov g. -
CottoRsis very actiyei already 10000 bales sold al
full prices the quotations Tor mdlng are 9aa9sc Sales
of I, 100 bbls molasses at 25e. : Mess pOrkSl9-
The steamer Falcon leaves for Aspin~al this morn
ing Ships Southerner, from New York. May Flower
and Joseph Holmes. from Philadelphia, and Forres
King, from New York. arrived a--i .-..-l h -
The ELECTION returns from this statendcate maiori
s-t
ga sfa.-i l.i 60 o..
From Pittsburgh. ~aai gis.-i lea
+, /. -. y PITTs sIraGE Nov o.
The river is falling, and weather cloudy. -.
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-l-i ' . = From New York 30 ga GA
a sSAs - .-t-tai .--i 's.ii Hff
i-i-'-.- a. = : NV York, Nov. g. -
Sales of 9 600 bbls flour 81 64aS4 10 for State
, So for Southern The market is firm Sales of 1900
Z bushels Michigan and Gennessee white wheat at ST II
r, Rye is scarce, and in demand Sales whit
. southern S9a93c Whisy has advanced 265c
"a Mess pork at So prime SIS, with larl demand
Lard scarce al 1isai2ac Butter and cheese are
lair requestn.Ai-'a,- 81 ei y 80
n .--- .-. i..ti-,.. f.. l...t Do q
"a hs r..~ i. -.,.. u. NEW YORK, Nov. ~.
$50 beeves have been offered during the week
|. sales have been made at prices ranging from CASE
o $500 sheep and lambs sold at Sl75sS50 5r sheep
and 50aS4 90 for lambs. There speculative de
mand for with calves and sold at GIN
!. from S25aS45 each,isj galVh
e t'.-'.-- = = q o. g go - -i' o.. i's- -ss -a