New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-18
HAVANA AND MEXICO.
Arrival of the Black Naturalization Of Santa
ANN md his Depnrture for the Capital.


Anna Vera Cruz, and his Departure for the Capital
The l.. S Mail steamship Black Warrior, Capt. Schu-
eld arrived at this port yesterday morning from Mo
bile rid Havana. She left the latter port on the 18th
inst and brings files to that date inclusive With the
exception of some Mexican news the papers contain
nothing of Importance.
On the 9th April about forty-fve political prisoners,
charged with nsurrecOnary attempts were sent from
Havana to Cadiz to await the decision of the Queen.
Among them those victims who had been con-
demned to DEATH but preved at the garote on the
9th inst as also Count Pasas Dulces, joaquin Forum,
and other men of high standing in the island Before
their departure they were allowed to receive the visits
of their friends, as well as presents of money.
Martin Galleano the late Secretary of the Captain
General married to Miss Scull daughter of Amer
lean who has been long a resident of the island.
The Cuban Prisoners Sentiment of the Creole Wo.
men--Attempted Rising in the Public Prison.
Correpondenee Of The ~ T. Tubune
HAVANA, Monday, April H. 1858.
Steamers are forever coming and going to the United
States; which is all very fine for you but for the poor
correspondent, whose news, If Important is treated as
falsehOOd it is joke to have TO expose himself with
such frequency to the TRADES III the American papers IN
favor of desposm- of course for, being charta
BILE And further the uncertainty IN the time OF arrival
keeps in continual anxiety and frequently happens
that he has to make up his budget when anything but
short that he must give it you as he best can.
Ten of the political prisoners out OF the fortyelght IN
the first batch tried of for Spain They sailed on
the 10th inst. They are: Count Pozas Dulces Juan
Gonzalez Alvarez, planters; joaquin Miranda GaSse and
Pinto LAWYERS Luis Edward CrtO Proprietor Balbln,
Jose PerdOmO, Valdez, and Joaquin Forum, the son of
Spanish General. In prison they were visited by
large number OF ladies, many OF whom, on their last
visit went with their hair short and with ribbons of
red and blue around their necks Such is the spirit of
CuI lodi will I'M fail N shoW
when they have IA chance. They have fought well IN
Spain and it strange should they not act bravey in
Cuba when the time shall be favorable. But what
they do, when many are opposed TO their freedom
For example: there is old bloated John Bull and the
pomatum merchant (his neighbour and not few of our
gOdly sixpencesavng friends in the Noath, who are
arrayed against him; besides hosts OF Jesus aud
others who amongst you, who are necessarily mis-
representing the state of Cuba These last would make
il ont 10 the world that Cuba is all cOntentment and
smiles and its governors angels To return 10 the
fortunate men eXilod from their native country: They
were well taken of by their countrymen who col
ected very large for them and paid their passages
in the cabin of the vessel As rich SpaniardS
ributed to the fund the DidriO de Ia Marina came out,
ON Sunday with one of its partly unntelgibe articles,
in which it accuses the rich Of not declaring heartily in
favor of the present Government, and tells u.s. that 1t Is
ready to sacrifice everything belonging To It, and also
foreigners property in favor Of Spain As usual 1t IS
furious against democracy, and against the pertdous
foreigners and lauds the Cr0aIca OF NewlOrh Tor It's
strong and threatening language against the United
States As this is from the Government we may excuse
the editors of the Ddo and presume that such articles
as allude 10 meet the appreciation of but few, aud
only of those who have no care for the future.
have not heard of any arrivals of negroes and
in town the only affair in the least remarkable has been
conspiracy amongst the telons IN the pubic prison.
which was headed by German. They had in some
manner obtained arms, but their object is as yet not
known to the public.
The news from Mexico is that Santa Ahawas received
at Vera Cruz without enthusiasm.
Calano the late Political Secretary leaves this after
noon in the British steamer for England
There is nothing to relate therefore say adeu
Yours. &c, FRANK.