New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1853

became rather excited, and there was good deal Of
running between the Captain Of the Porte and the Pal
ace finally the Colon msn-of steamer was sent in
pursuit; however. she hes since returned w.h,u,
any bloody heads hanging a. her stern Ike cabbages
We may suppose it was a false alarm.
Mr. Everett's communication TO the French Minister
has been much relisbed by toe Creoes who have Cd.
mired the manly, straightforward reasoning Of that
eminent gentleman. For my own part II there be q
in the United States / would share my last loaf
with that msn is Mr.. Everett saw the gentleman AZ
the Mechanics Fair in Boston in 1897 and read the
address he made the occasion, which, bythe-by Is
the only public discourse that ever made any
impression 1t discovered much
love for his fellow-beings that it quite gained
my affection Since that period have heard LITTLE
ornothing Of him until the communication referred TO-
came to rny hands On account OF it, the 5panards are
quite down upon him but, the Creoles would wish
to print in letters of gold The Dario de c Marina
has already had two hits at the letter rather its wr
ter which may be considered from the Government
for it rarely speaks through the Gacaa In the first
criticism, published the 26th inst, it concludes By
leaving Cuba 70 the OF Providence dispairng Of
any real protection from its "Pelayos" and Croncas
In yesterdays paper however seems to have forgot
its resolve and makes quite an attack Mr.. Everett
WOlIO lcttSI - PciSOua
affair Of whose party is used up In speaking
Of the Crescent City" business it affects TO consider
the conduct of General Cahedo having had salutay
effect applauds its energy but in every case has
before treated upon the subject avoids the real ques
ton It remarks about the right that the Spanish Gov
eminent has to turn Objectionable person out Of the
island whereas the Government it is well known,
wished to turn poor Smith out of the steamer, be-
cause II imagined that he had written letter which
was Objectionable and published it in land where no
one could dispute his right TO do pfu business
for mandarin Of high and mighya sovereign the
Queen Of Spain to be mixed up in
The Marquis OF Pozas Dulces is still in the Moro.
have been unable to sbtain any particulars in relation
TO the trial. but said that the evidence against him
is not strong but that the Government desires TO ha
rass him in order 70 get some secret from him re.
veaed by Narciso Lopez with whom he passed the
night previous to that unfortunate Generals execution
Time will reveal many circumstances which will bring
much odium upon this wicked Government: and the
heavy arm Of Divine Justice will assuredy fall upon
the Jesuits and other spies 1t has among you 70 sup
port for a brief space its tottering sway.
To pass to another subject, a British man oF-war
steamer that has arrived from Jamaica THE week
brings sad in relation to the sanitary state Of the
British feet in the Windward Islands Some OF the yes
sells have lost many 20 to 90 men by the yellow
fever In this city, the mortality has been great also
but from smallpox principally In December in the
seven baTtos wards of the city proper according
to published accounts 943 persons died. while only 81
were born. Of the dead, ASS blacks and As
whites Usually at this time of the year. the internents
do not exceed $50 in month.
In regard to minor news, such as cases of rObbing
and stabbing, must leave that class the inagina
tons OF your readers II appears however that such
crimes rather numerous and that the present police
is rather used against political offenders than to protect
the public. poor American laborer, in Regs sleep
ing alone in a small house. disturbed from his
slumbers by thieves short time since who stabbed
him, although he made resistance and took
his all which amounted TO dollar and half There
lie danger in having money, and in not having it,
particularly in this place. for have heard of than
one instance in which persons have been stabbed for
having no money about them.
Nothing of importance has transpired in regard to the
political state of the leland since my last.
am, rs ever, FAITHFUL.
p. S-Santa Anna Is expected per British steamer
from st. Thomas route to Mexico.