The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-06-28

From The ChaTestosn Courier,
Later from Havana and Key West Arrival
OF The steamer Isabel

from he ChaTieseo~ CoaneT
Later from Havana and Key wesr--ArriysI
OF the steamer Isabel.
.Ysseiday aiisa noon, al about o'clock the Omitted
States mail steamship Isabel, Captain William koIns
made her appearance most Unexpectedly IN our harbor
having made the ps from Havana, via Key West
and Savannah. 10 Wy-ilco hours, running tlme--ihe
shortest Passage ever made between the two ports Her
ad vlces IRON Havana and Key West the 22d inst
which were delivered al The post Office before dark 10
eillzens s- sa ..# as ea.f-elae Hlaa.tloF
We learn by this arrival that the brig Adela Canaan
Wesenooin on her passage from this port 10 Havana
90 the 10Th instant. fell with The schooner d. l.
CiDch, Capt Watts, 10 The gulf stream between Hayaua
and hatanzas, from Navy Bay, bound norh-aIl hands
sick and The ensign un ION down. She along side
and, consultation with The captain OF the d. L. Clipch
the latter was taken into Havana at bis request where
she arrived s.Nely The amount OF salvage we under.
stand, VIII be etted by arbitration. Our iellow.eitzen
Capt Wes,endoi IT, deserves great credit for his eonduct
this occasion e#
We are indebted very attentive and able Havana
Maanzas, Cenfuegos and Key est correspondents as
also 10 our Havana co, nenporaties and Mr.. Mahoney
The obgDg pufser OF tive lrabe for their respective IA
Oar letters, which we subjoa. are very full aud com.
pete and will prove interesting, we think, 10 our com.
meIcal friends.
havana, June -, 1883
MEssRs EDIroRs During the few days that have
elapsed my last lew lines have been deluged
with rain which circumstance will cause my report be
barren than usual for wet weather plays tie deuce
with The news CLEANER.
The arrival OF The Isabel, with some Tn tied States
troops has caused talk, and the aIacrty which the
President has shown this affair with Mexico has
created considerable surprise, and is expec ted that he
will be irregular CEN, Uidi, rid sort Of chara cer.
some hundred disembai ked from a
vessel from Spain for garrison and cert nly have
never a piIul set Of recruits. 1t may have
been in consequence of the hardship Of the voyage but
years residence within The tropics could give
them enfeebed appearance. In height they were
all about feet inches, less and very across
the chest with little iron in their counlenances.
Two PIussian frigates appeared oil our port few
days since, board Of one Of which there prince
they did not cnrer, the Prussian consul off
note giving information that tive yellow fever and cholera
prevailing in the city would make 1t imprudent 10
come in. ....a .,.
Ii is reported that the pay of the army is 10 be reduced
this be true, all such occasions, il will not be
relished The pay vi both men and officers little
enough is, and cannot conceive how they will be
able to manage upon reduction OF pay. The news
bfought from England in relation the slave trade has
created great STIR and slave trader traders have
been arrested, but the knowing wink and smile
What can they mean We should be happy to see the
slave trade put down. only few specualors are The
real gamers byit.
Several steamers and sailing vessels Of go out to-
morrow cruise, with the Admiral on board the
steamer Isabel III. .am
The place is becoming scky. Crowds still going
The United States Among the passengers by the Isabel
is Brgadier General Apodaca. very good man, late
colonel OF the regiment OF Naples His father was viceroy
Of Mexico, and the general was born in that country
He is gentleman, and, such everybodys country
man. aud should be received with courtesy.