New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-21
HAVANA.
Fror, Our Own CsrrespcnStnf.
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HAVANA, WednesdaT, Dec. H. 1883.


HAVANA, WednesdaT Dec. Ia, 1883
In political sense there is nothing new to communi
este The Governor has done nothing OF greater
importance as yet, than dkmissing certain custom
house officers and appointing others who have given
premises To discharge their duty faithfully to the crown
In consoaueDce Of this our merchants are Tor the pres
ert yerr careful in making their entries and have
Observed that vessels clearing with much greater
ousntitv Of cigars than they have done hitherto IL
said that during tie last year. the revenue had fallen
ofT rom one and half to two millions OF dollars.
In an official document the CaptainGeners styled
His Gxcelency Senior Don Juan de Ia Pezuea Ce-
taos MaIquiz De Is Pezuela Chevalier OF the Order
OF Cslatrava. Grand Officer OF the Legion OF Honor
of France Grande Cross of Isabel the Catholic and OF
san Fernando and condecoraed with other orders ma
orsl snd foreign: Csptan-General and Goyernor-uen
ersl military snd civil OF the everiathu Island OF u
Ia President Of its Royal pretarial Court and zee
patron Roy OF its Church, oil
Frauce; Superior Commander of its Marine; Pres
dept Of its Assembly of the Order OF Isabel the Cath
Ole: Honorary Counselor Of State; Lieutenant-Gen-
eral and Senator Of the Kingdom.
Il is said lie will be very severe. Canedo and the
Infendcpt took their departure on the llth inst.
ferry-boat with few OF their trends anu oand OIL
music escorted their vessel to sea.
Tic DiariO de Ia Marina the other day con ainet an
article that may be denominaeda ieeler IL was upon
the subject OF labor. written IN very obscure language
however as far as could understand the writer says
that Spain had made bad bargain in relation 20 her
treaty with England, but that 1t Is done she Is
bound carry it cut and that as the Island sAnG 30
much in need OF labor il must be had In TINS II clear
IL is nmsted that the negroes cannot De importer
rs slaves thew must be obtained as apprentices Prob
ably few more articles may elucldate the views o.
the writer ana give US idea Of what the new General
il instructed 10 DO for all these articles OF Importance
euanGte from the fountain head.
The news by the steamer from Vera Cru] Is oi an III
tefestiua kind Lower California has been ln' AIDED o.
some sd,en,urers from San Francisco about lcV, VINO
have taken La Paz. also made prisoners OF the prnc
nal military men and some soldiers aud Ammunition
The two vessels that carried the invaders were the
Carolina and Arrow. The former it would appear IS
Mexican vessel. and the latter an English one BON
were under Mexican coOrs At Mazatian me Tower
nor was den audrg of the merchants SlivyO 70 equip
go men to send against tie expedition and General
Yansz was On his way to encounter them Win oJo nen
IL il proposed by one party in Mexico to name Santa
Anna Gtuerasm0 with the title Of Highness another
tat Of Puebla suggests that instead oil ffeshenI h9
stall be We'd Serene Highness Grand Admiral and
Marshal OF TIE Army OF Mexico.
This conduct On the part OF Mexico Il attrioutaole
10 Spanish influence. great number OF military men
Of that nation have gone there lately, WIN their aat
qused notions and ignorance; OF course having III we"
tie sane liect as the lads from California It. 81 the
shining metal. eu
sapie Anna has officially informed the Consuls of all
nations that the men composing the expedition VIII be-
treated as pirates They suppose are aware oil wha'
lam srieyed TO have to inform you of the death OF
Mr.. kolph, tie nephew OF olt. Nial ton' Jul nv"
sui He was buried on Sunday, large number OF our
fret Inhabitants accompany ing the corpse to us last
lone He bad been here just ten days when he eN-
pred His sickness was the black vonllt' ana under
s,ard that it ia still carrying of numbers OF new
cCmers. -.
small coasting steamer, the General Armero, built
in the United States has been lost. She was caught
an the northeastern coast Of the Island in gale, had
her pssts carried away, lost her rudder, anu nnaly
wont on shore On Waiting Island, of the Bahamas
ana became total wreck. The passengers aud crew
were all saved and brought to this port IN the
brig Ocean Belle along with the crew oil the DfiOsh
brig Oscar, which was also wrecked IN gale. O..
The aurora OF Matanzas recommend those travelling
On horseback in the vicinity OF that city To take al
the Necessary precautions TO guard against ROBBERS as
GREAT MANY persons had been found tied 10 trees alter
having been robbed, and that Notwithstanding 'ne is
lance Of tie authorities these sharp scOndreIs IA"
b,en able TO eyade all efforts to eaten them
Tic births last month in this city amounted to 2oI
of vhch number | 10 were whites and l3S blachs vi
deaths there were 4C5-243 being whites and io|
blacks.
In the way Of arrivals of slaves nothing new has
trsnsrired since last wrote to you.
p 81 find the following official notice IN Inc
ssop ls Of Justice Of Royal PRETORIA Court and IN
eonioimty prss-nt-oo q 5he f.eal Of me in 1
oyefpor Of NueSa Fspens resulting from the aadlns
Of Begoe. the Bay OF B.iea N me .id ne RoS Court
fhsr that why the said Ca 'nooa not
o5sa by iii Eresonc, the Governor and Captan eners %
he in the complete sstfae elton sad gen
ean that biz coed 9s bE fH PEzGEI2
This appears strange and gives hint that the new
man may he lenient TO slayers.
MEXICO.