New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-07-06
DAILY CRESCENT.
Arrival Of ,hs Black Warrior at Mobile.

D,n a, Juiian Lulucta, the owner Of the " Lady
aun2lk' mad been imprisoned in he Moro, but
was SuoSequentlJ liberated aud has gone to
spain company with Mr. Barroyr viii rho
intention Of bringing an action aaa1n.. 40 e.
tam General tor imprisoning him He Il ona 81
the Iealthiest men in Cuba and known - he
extensively engaged in the slave trade.
The bark Jasper had recently landed GO
/ slaves on the south side Of the Island It ia q
timated that 5000 slaves had been landed On the
Island Of Cuba during the past four weeks
The Spanish ship Bella Gallega arrived at
| Havana on the 18th from China, with 100 Coolies
on board, but four had died On the passage
! The Spanish mail steamer Fernando el Cato
leo arrived at Havana On the evening Of the Both
nit. from Cadiz, having in tow a small man-of-
war steamer destined for the coast service BY
this arrival the interesting situation Of Queen
Isabel II is con frmed
The Spanish squadron stationed at Havana Of
some six or eight vessels were manevering iotf
the Moro and hal been SO employed for scve. al
days
George F. Guild, Esq. Of the house Of Adot,
Spalding * Co, and formerly Of Boston, died at
Havana on the 26th ut Of bilious fever.
The Spanish Corvette from Trinidad, Cuba,
for Cadiz, was, on the l1th inst, carried by
strong currents in = calm on the Shoals Of Ro-
sario, where she remained, notwithstanding all
efor.s we're made to get her off Crew and pas
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name not mentioned, the 18th inst, "
The Gaoeta i extremely severe on the ob
servations. relating TO the Slave trade Of Cuba,
made in the House Of Lords by the Earl Of Car
Isle 1t s5y5: that they cast dish0norable in
putations on the Captain General Canedo and
his predecessors, men as honorable as any Car
isle and Clarendons or apv Lords in EnTIand ::
that the repetition Of such ridiculous scenes
would certainly allcrcate the good harmony Of
the two governments, and England would per
hans feel il the more bitterly
/ The Archbishop Of Cuba Is on n tour through
the Island lie Is received with 1euoonstrati1n=
Of great respect and iov wherever he passes
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body OF tie noolilty anu gentry Gl Englan9 al
SUBSCRIBING with the .euee1 anu I,nce Aloei .':
at 'heir heau' 10 IurchaSe ;, palo1 Marocnett \,
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