New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Black Warrior.


UsN. Commander FROM Mobile and Havana, arrived
on Friday morning, at o'clock Owing to the dense
fog which prevailed she came to anchor on the Bar,
where she remained until 10 o'clock. She left Mobile
on the 25,h and Havana the afternoon of the 18th.
We have Havana dates TO the 18th, but they
contain nothing Of the leastimportance.
The latest accounts from Matanzas report
Vice President King having left the plantation OF Mr..
jerks for that of Mr.. Chatrani-no decided Improve
ment had taken place in his condition, indeed, his
friends have but faint hopes OF his ultimate recovery
The Commissioners Cat the head OF whom Is
signor Espino) depuiod to meet Cen Santa Ana, and
invite him to return Mexico had arrived at Havana,
on their way to Carthagena, In Mexican schooner oil
War from Vera Cyuz-ascertRining, on their arrival
that senta Ana route for Havana and expected
in there in few days they would await his appearance
in that port.
The British Mail steamer Dee, from Vera
Cruz arrived at Havana the morning Of the lJth
Passengers by her report that the general mpressonn
Mexico was that Santa Ana would not proceed direct
TO that country but await In Haynna the formation OF
an army (now being raised) % support his views
Seven States had voted for him President the
other States heard from, with the exception Of the
large one of Pueba, which had declared against him
people OF Mexico sre in favor Of bis return TO power
New Corre.pondent-HeaIth of Mr. King
slave Fillibustier Rumors.
Cor-spondence Of The y Y. rrba1e
HAVANA Saturday, March IL, 1853.
The occupations ~ the former correspond
ent Of The Tribune here, Faithful" whose amanuen
SIS / have been In bis correspondence, preventing him
for the present from furnishing any news, by bis so
Hctation commence with this letter TO endeayor %
satisfy the editor and readers OF The Tribune in this res
pect.
BY way Of a beginning allow me 70 inform you that
our venerable Vice Prezdent Mr. King, has taken his
departure from the Cumbre elevated spot near Ma
lsnzas, has gone to a small place called Linonar
about twenty miles distant from that city, in south
east direction where u supposed that the air, which
Is there less keen vii be beneficial TO his deli
cate health
From undoubted information, ii appears that many
slaves are expected sooa from AFRICA and nogwith
standing the complaints Of the British Government in
regard 10 this scandalous trfc and the strong protes
tAtions Of this Government that t does no, favor H.
more expeditions are going Of Africa for the benefit
OF all concerned particularly for the parties who EN-
bark their capital IN the trade, and be who receives
three doubloons a. fee for winkng q, the crime. 50
matters 20 on in spite Of all the strong proestatons Of
innocence Atthis moment SLAYER crew "a waiting IL
Cayo Frances near San Juan de los Remedies, for a
weasel which believe Is expected from New Orleans
The cooper who made up the casks for the water has
Just returned from that spoS The mate u well known,
and resides when AZ home, IN Regla, an appropriate
place for Of such character
This plan Of sending vessels from the United states 20
the Keys VI Cuba new dodge but do no, know hs~
they can change their Tag without the Intervention Of
some Consul. ThS suggests another deaY which u,
tha, vessels can come 10 me coasts Of Cuba 20 ship
enslayers without the fact coming the knowledge Of
the Government, appears 70 me that il would be no
deu matter for boat Of Liberators 70 land Ga the
lzrd and o.. sIize before .hs Government could oP
pose them.
have heard also that = vessel under Portuguese
eoors arrived q certain perI OF the Island Dos nav
ing been able 70 make landing In Brazil on ACCOUNT
Of te ,retne.s with which he treaty now obsesTed
IN that County = said that three small cram eseh
took from her 100 blacks 20 lad them for ne captain
bur the crews made Of with them on their own ae-
cunt and a. certain individual who deals largely IN
nexIv imported negroes hAs within few days past
sposed Of several ots In ts city there can ee little
doQb, bu that they belonged 20 the afrt14ais Por,a
gae.e lot they be parcel Of some ether cargo
just arrived.
About q week snce, The Military In Csrden.<, vas
thrs~n LEO quite fever Of exetremsni By sAs start
ing reports Of eanrnn firing Of Il sea. The troops
were placed under ar 10 avail the arrival Of The
terrible enemy bar The Sun went down without e,ss
hi. shadow having been seen e % supposed that The
frnz proceeded from some Britsh man.ofvsr is
chase Of q SLAYER.
The nervo1sEess and suspicion Of ne Spaniards lead
TO t1dserous ocearrsnoes Al times, when shadow vii
stArtie them, particularly 4 be that Of grim sir tot
az Californian. AZ instance Of this she Ohio las
been placed IN quA-xsrin. Os,enzbly, for having some
eonvsleseeas persOnz on board, who bad had me
Ch.gres fever b1 In reality because shs bad On board
between 100 and 500 passengers, Asv'osaSs dresdii
feIors Of course who might Jake fancy 10 ne paes
The public no, yet made leqa4in'ed ~rh ~hsf
70 D. tie te Of ne unsr,unsts Cuosns who have Just
been rea for treason the Judges have eeen svorz 10
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