New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-08
Arrival of the United States.
rwo WEEKS LATER FROM CUBA.

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CUBA.
The steamship United States, from New York October
a. arrived at this port yesterday afternoon The u s.
was obliged to anchor off Sandy Hook for twentyfour
hours in consequence Of the fog
The following passengers arrived per United States
Mr. and Mrs Otis; Mrs Mech and three daughters, Mr.
and Mrs osgood, Mr. and Mrs Montgomery, Miss Mont
gomery Miss Webster and sister, Mr. Hitchcock, Mr. Hod
Mrs Gasquet and daughter, Mr. Gasquet Mr. scSfiz
and lady, Mr. and Mrs Hill Odce, Mr. and Mrs Bryle,
John Tuey Mrs Roderick, Mr. schram Mrs Lugenburgh
and daughter, Mr. Brand lady Mrs Buckner Miss Buck
ner, Mrs Dunbar, Miss Hobcrt II BLtgman. Howe. |
Mrs Nelson G Sizer, Mr. Degsn Mr. Troh, Mr. and Mrs
Halt Mr. John Stewart Mr. Muir Mr. Belcher, and 15l in
| the steerage.
three children MIR Mitchell Mr. HERNIA Mr. Foures, Miss
Foures Mr. Rivas Mr. Gombert, and five in the steersge
The brig Reform bound Galveston Texas, with Ger
man emigrants wrecked the coast of Nuevitss'
Cuba October IS at IL Passengers taken of
by Spanish coaster and landed at Havana from which
place they taken board the United States for New
Orleans.
The news from Cuba is of little interest The Island
was improving in health The new Captain General was
expected shortly
We make analysis and translatons from our MES OF
the Marina as follows:
Til. Marina of the Goth in its leader occupies itself with
the reports in the American English papers In regard
to the tyranny of the Government OF the lsaoo anu W
activity Of the trade 1t opposes Win respect W
both vehement denial and insists that while tne peopie
Of the Island enjoy the benefits without ana 'he peace
:, within Of good Government, the sA's "aa' 10 ''
| and successfully at rest.
Nh, srna of the 2lst notices somewhat at length the
exploits Of Capt Ingraham in Smyrna which, however
0 | he does not greatly to admire
On the 22d has long article to demonstrate that the
rood spirit of obedience the law which makes oil the
excellence Of institutions in the United States exists
in higher degree in England and was by US derived
from it.
The Marina of the 25th repeats the news Of the TURKISH
war declared just brought to Havana by the fyns h
gle and seems to rembls at its oyn news, ike rear IN
Coluss Ode OF the Passions like wild duck al tne
renort of gun whether shot at it or not Cuba eVi-
identity fears all warlike news, much as women DO VINO
u have always something to dread in It. inc Da iOi
lows with long argument the commercial effects Oh
the last production of gold in California ana Australia
Tbs ao Of the Goth recites the just brought by
the English steamer Of the Spanish Cabinet al ma
drid its composition and its probable influence over
SPANISH affairs also announces the approaching re-
tnrp Of the Duke of Valencia event likely enough 10
an important connection with the administration OF
affairs.
On the 2sth it reoicos in fresh additions to its foreign
,t news and Spanish brought by the fine national wal
he Ferdinand the Catholic just arrived in wnas
m seems to consider a very brilliant passage Oh n'n
he days. We should call it rather slow COACH 81,
IN On the 9th it resumes its speculatons on the
re question with which however, we shall nave "
ill our readers. .,,. ,oh.
On the 2sth it complains sadly of the false news Drought
to New Orleans by the telegraph ltexpata'es
-. ,ntx NJ the news derived from this coun-
an ph.ns bowever it should reflect that it gets quite
ch truth from the United States az the United states
ret from Cuba afterwards pursues airesn It's
economeo specuations the production OF god anu
its effects upon trade As to its markets IL says .he
ed tv of ships from sansnder so bare Of flour
that its price risen high and we do not doubt
that we shall at $50 barrel as formerly since Is
at Sos In compensation however for this scarcity
which SO much dmnshes the oaves our market presents
us in atterng abundance the articles OF daily eonsap
e. ton fruits, vegetables etc"
IN On the 29th it refers to Memphis Convention ana
TO the ideas to it extraordinary Of that body foI
forcing the free navigation of the Amazon, without re-
gard to the consent of Brazilian Emperor even the
Peruvian Republic 1t proceeds to give the resolutions
dopted by the Convention winding with the orgna
Tn words of these resolutions in English, as follows Re
solved that the interests Of commerce. the cause Oh CIVIL
zaton mandates of high heaven require the AT
sutc slopes of South America to be subdued aud re
These words do, perhaps-now we think
he -look little bold but it must recollec that Youn
10 Amerc and Manifest Destiny have language OF thei
In own
he On the ls further comments upon the same arg
des OF this it says All reduces itself to new plan
annexation and chrstsnzng suggested in the phrase
e. ereotyped such occasions There is some basphem
in the Innovation of the divine authority in excuse fl
rapacious purposes whose time and exclusive motive
od selfish profit The faacy is insinuative of making pr
text advancement Of civilization and commerce
ret as il such objects could be made to flourish by settir
aside rights in which their safety consists The
and is hypocritical affecaton Of thinking to obtain
in object by peaceful methods to which added
lies insulting proposal of purchasing that which cannot
an sold without putting in absolute oblivion all that hen
aud interest dictate. Finally, we have the shamef
threat of 'subdung and replenishing the dominion
other people to do squares with the grasp
spirit of country which Unsuitable it is gras
ing 1t proceeds to say that it perhaps may seem
' In attrbuting any weight to the>asprations of
visionary writer. 1t thinks however that Brazil and
'ey other States of South America will not do i'll to Il
within Themselves and to prepare for the most
Nei repression of the views which it has denounced
nus should Europe it thinks fall asleep over them
II" on the LIST of November have more speculate
' upon the production of gold 1t seems avorite subj
with this journal.
on On I'd it further dates upon the Koza questi
s Of wish it could have heard the German speeches
rabe other night upon the subject it would have
more enlightened
On the Sd November it once more returns to the go
has subject Of the auriferous crop in California.
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