New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17
HAVANA.

By the steamship Black Warrior. which ar
rived az Mobile Wednesday, have received flies OF
the D'no Dc "a Marina 10 the 2d inst From rssNs<
OF the state OF the Island published IN that paper on the
let we extract the following:
The DO itca sate 81 the Island up 10 certain degree
athsugh more favorable IN regard % the future - with
little difference, the AZ the commencement
OF The asst year. The Government, based upon strict
OF Justice and the unity OF power has viewed and
st views with the uros, contempt not only the attempts
q INVASION unng the past year by the buccaneers Of the
North bet also certain tendencies ia their favor that have
appeared in the Island among iew iadvsed partisan. o.
thftan ,df n-ren Who are uugfate i restless and IA
tual public deulbcn. who forget that they alone will
be the victims n TIE fm they shupcn. In gsi 90 she
tFtRh pof ION OF i.se pHtsans We VIII only -ay that
they proud a. hkh dcgrCc thrsfug tor gold longing
for wealth accustomed 10 obtain their ends without caring
Ter the means. ana respecting no ghs nor law. They
sdo everything lawful which tarthcr their ambitious
views.
coum which have displayed in certain questions las 70
PIE that OF The Crescent Cityl and the other
iGe ne temrernte hu determined conr.e OF repression
necessary tor the eNsctcc Of All well constituted socetyo
have formed aud continue 10 form the greatest and adj
uifo qualities OF our present policy and these doubt
d.tuiltrs of order whom must admit exist among US
hove BE-, able 20 carry out their wild plans
1.-The crops OF sugar and tobacco principal staples Il
they I'D rot come up 70 tne hopes Of some greater
than the aversgc and though the OF has dim
msh-d -'VNo .oN'S as compared WIN tlh OF 1901, y
should be remembered hat hc export o. tha var exceeded
that Il 1890 three hundred thousand boxes The Advces
hom al he producing districts assure rs that the crops OF
1853 viii BE- very abundant auo that the yield OF tobacco
viii sater IN quantity and better IN quality than was
ever before known
The number of vessels which arrived at lIa
during he ycor 1852 200 less than that OF the
previous year The Ddr0 thus closes its Article ON the
mr'efiai progress Oi the lsands
we repeat, that without positive 9ata We cannot eN
m, a certain opuion nor extend our remarks further
having confined ourselves sght sketch OF the state OF
commerce and production, the OF which during
the past year undeuate; though under circumstances
IN not the prop ous We take into cons rta
ton the uneasy state OF che public mind which has been
produced by the menaocs OF the hhbusers OF negbonng
nation
Our private adyices Ms well as casual notices,
which find in the Havana papers inform us that the
small pox raging In the city with the greatest vri
lcnce An transient visitors were leaving the city. Sew
era OF the foreign residents had died Of the disease The
cholera had smost entirely disappeared before this new
plague An extra vlccinaing Office has been opened In
Of the police stations bcsies the usual one In the
Municipal Hall, and on Sundays most of the churches
opened for the same purpose.
Adyces from the eastern part oil the Island
report the Cholera "a being very violent ut Bsyano, il
guam ManzaniIlo and lIoqmn.
A railroad from Sagua ia Grande To villa
Clara has been authorized by the Government, and the
by laws Of the company are published. The capital "a
100000 The distance between the two places Is about
thirty miles.
The Captain General Canedo was making a
tour through the county tie was at Carlena ON the
3Oth
The Ravels were performing at the Taccn
thea'cr
On the morning of the 2d instant the new
steamship ofwar Uloa which l. b. replace the Pzarro,
arrived az Havana In 81 doys from COruna.
The mail steamship line between Spain and
Cube which he's heretofore been In the hands Of the
Government, has been oeded 10 private Company
4 Jan T.