New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-01

attraction. forming ns noisy and dirty escort A. ono
could well wish FOR
Tho Captain General Of course lad mo nfs' s,ono
which ho did as tho Gacsa informa ~, with plated
lawm,, md N trowel of the gaino metal Both might
bnyo pnsscd Tor silver had not the old womansh prolia
a. Of Inc writer the description Of the ceremony son
,ineed us that they were not Tho mortar was taA'h
r,or, A uhLoqnby box What do your bodcarflers
v 10 tLaf Aud the usual blessing was given BY the
ukbop 80 goes the world The things OF to-day are
much M they were in the time Of the Romans 10 most
,c,pccts Then as the Governors OF the land set
up their images TO be worshiPped and the wofSe 'ney
vere the more numerous were their images
The concourse TO witness the affair was neither very
numerous or brilliant, and there was no ebultoD oil
lo,ol feelings manifested the OCCASION and nothing
else could be expected
Another British war steamer has arrived and depart
ed since my last advices. Why SO many come know
NOT II cannot be TO stop the slave trade for cargoes
Of human esh are landed every day and nothing Is said
now about the matter.
The yellow fever still fingers at Havana. The crew
of The Moses TAYLOR arc all sick, and understand five
have died. There are three or four other American
vessels who're crews are mostly down with the fever
The weather is very warm.
There cane pretty near being disturbance here the
oil day between the Spanish authorities and the officers
Of the Empire CITY in consequence OF some rreguarty
in he passports Of two Of the passengers l appears
that instead Of their obtaining simple permits to VISIT
Havana the two passengers had been supplied by the
Consul at New-York, through some Misunderstanding
or carelessness, with papers Oh citZensiP, aIu INC
CAPTAIN of Police would not permit their departure
from Havana until they had gone shore paid their
two dolors, and obtained papers Of departure Per,
Fons wishing simply to 90 shore at Havana, should
look well to their papers if they wish to avoid
sWindle.
The iuprsonments which were imputed TO the pub
licatcp o La TO- del Pubic are now supposed TO be
tie result Of information received from the United
States from TIE spies Of the Government.
An old man, worsbper of Mammon WHO was con.
tinu,ny counting some fifty doubloons he had
brought from Trinidad, residing If small house with
his daughter, attended by old mulatto woman, the
stay being temporary few days since at dinner, the
old servant having stepped out for moment leaving
the door aar in stepped negro to inquire for certain
person resident in tie house. The damse replied IN
tie negative The negro insisted chat the party did
reside in the house; another negro appears; they
both approach their victims in tie dispute, and when
near enough caught them by their Threats, and finally
backed them in Il room. In comes TIE servant, who,
not seeing her master or bis daughter at the table, I'M
sufpciously inquired if tie old gentleman had hal
fit Yes replied one of the negroes catching her
by her threat and you shall have one too She was
then locked up when the negroes took possession OF
the old mans money, besides thrt- doubloons belong
ing to the daughter and all the other yauabes in the
house FRANKLIN