New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-12
Later from Havsna-ArrivaI Of the Isabel
Mt ChaPfe.tnD.


CHARLEsros Tdursdsy. h,rst IL, 1853
The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins. from
Havana and Key West sh ins.au, hss arrive. a; this
port
Private letters dated Havana, eth March.
ssy that up to tae present Is noI known whit VII be
the fate Of the political prisoners a. the Government
IL ehe- undecided DESTROYS keep it, inteEtioas
profound secret up 70 the last nuch anxiety Is felt BY
The CubaDs and the wors. Is feared
HAVANA. Monday March = ls5l
The following IS an extract from letter
from 7 n Roduey, q. 5 vice-ConsuI Al A.tanzAs.
dated 9Th inst We changed the residence Of our
esteemed Vice-President on Tuesday last. from the
Cumbr 70 the Sugar eststs Of Col. John chsr-rand,
leaving the Cuubri at 12i o'clock snd dining a, the
delightful Ansdne a. about 4 The vice-Presidsut
considerably afgued with the journey but slept that
night better. He told that since he had been on
the Island he seems delighted with the change and Is
roorehopeful and Of better heart than since he reached
Ma:anzas and a, present unques;ionsby better than
when he came here. Don't be Surprised If the Colonel
sends him home a tolersble vel man"
At Matanzas the crop of sugar was good
All the molasses for March had been purchased by
eastern men
Havana was quiet when the Isabel left.
A scarcity of vessels. high freghts, and more
abundant receipts Of new SUGARS hsve caused the de-
nsud to fs Cd and several purchases have been made
ct decline of "A 70 "a. If the same circumstance con
tnue there little doubt the decline will generally be
established hut a. yet quotations are unchanged The
weather ia favorable for making SUGAR " "a heavy
rains tor the first two days Of the moah but since that
hne dry weather. Stock Of SUGAR, 5000 boxes No
LAssEs-There has been a Continued demand at 2ia
reals per keg. equal TO lllsc per gallon. Eve per
En- glish cwt free on board Several establishments
have contracted at ths: price for all they deliver
during the month and lower prices cannot be antici
pated- For COFFEE there Il q good demand az SASH
for good seconds HONEY firm at ga FREIGHTs had
upward tendency until the last few days when nu
rnerOus simultaneous arrivals checked the demand
81 l7j6 and "a per tun have been paid 10 Cowes and
market Captains still asking the rates,
which will probably be granted as there are small
number Of diser gagged vessels in port - rails have
been paid for Sugar in boxes to Northern ports Oh al
for hhds, 2l per ITO gale. Nnlasses. EXCHANGES
dull: London has declined 20 9lf. On Northern
cities 20 az per cent
MARINE DISASTERS
KIY WEST March Sit lie estimated that
the repairs necessary upon the wrecked schooner Mon
tsuk, of New York, will cost a. s5l. The Surveyors
recommend her sale. Capt Pendleton "a waiting orders
from the owners
Schr John = Burgess has been repaired and IL ready
for sea- and ship Howard repaired, Is loading for New
York
Big Motto, of Rutland, and bark A. II Kmball. Of
Rocklsnd. are both repairing
Brig Lima is loading with the dry cargo Of the ship
Nahl. Kimball
Dsnish bark Sophia il loading with the cargo OF the
British brig Csmbyses for Liverpool The Csmbyses
has been condemned and cold, but IL rehng. aud
will sail shortly for Boston.
Bark Mopang with her mainmast rotten. IA repairing
Bark r. b. Walker. from Portland for Matanza'
arrived % inst with lose of spsrs and Is also repairing
The aged cargo and materials OF the chip Na;hl
Kimball brought Sj5,GO Salvage was awarded OF
Sl96O0.
The hull and cargo of the ship Lucy has been ap
praised at sl5970 Salvage $4,000