New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16
HAVANA.

The New Orleans papers contain summary Of the Ha
vana news already announced by telegraph The dates are
10 November 4. The Piooyune says:
The citv we learn in state of great excitement
arising ont of recent political occurrences concerning
which however the ucuen ridden press Is as 81
lent the most sycophanc of creatures could be- or he
utmost nsoence Of tyranny desire Tho circumstances or
this affair are of the usual character For the issue OF
printed slip denOuncing the actual Government OF me
island and suggesting the remedy her sons are hunted
with feTocy than assassns or robbers OF the most
arocous criminality would be. 80
On the o9th Of October the fourth number Of In Voc
del Paebio Ca6anO OrganO de IA Irdfpe"en was issued
ing their appearance at the different places OF public re-
sort OF course the authorities immediately on the
alert and the work of arrest commenced vigorously
considerable nuInbersomc thirty or Tore.of suspected
persons belonging to prominent families IN the CITY were
taken into custody between the date OF the paper and that
Of the arrival OF the United States he 4th and e1,rts
were making to discover the printers OF the sheet which
consisted Of two badly printed columns.
filled In Suacion II commences with the declaration
that L Voz del Psebl like the Phoenix has arisen from
its ashes and goes to state that the spirit OF the mar
tvred patriots OF Cuba still aDmates the hearts OF their
survivors The idea gerIninated by them and watered
by their blood il avered has abundany fuctied and
isdestined yet TO produce a rich harvest ,,..
The writer then proceeds TO take review OF the poit
cal situation Of Cuba the of the parent Govern
ment toward it, and the naughty and yrannca character
of the local ruler whose will is law and whose orgies al
the Palace are commented on with bitter severity.
After dwelling on the taken by spain in connec
ton with England with reference to the suppression OF the
the tone OF the press of The United States in relation to
the subject the writer declares that abolition ami revolt
of the blacks the objects had in view by the English
Government and the people of Cuba against the
coming storm. The only preyentive-the only remedy
he declares revolution and for that he maintains the
tine il now nearly come. Can he be far wrong!
The Dario dc la Marina received no intelligence what
ever of the slightest interest to general readers -
We make the following extracts from The Prees Cur
rent of the 29th of October
LAsD-Le has been apparent In The market bDs re-
talg Al and si6 So and SIS S8 > for KEGS The stock
amounts |, 2d0 bbls and 700 fegs. =,
stand. The political reeeived
from Europe with number Of vessels arrived
had the effect checking all freight
We reprint last quotations although they must
bowsysr eonded nominal For the United states we only
trov Of vsel beins taken TO load with moses al ~ D.
hid Of 10 gallons. 80, -, A..
operations have been mad. this week but
prices tending upward We Boston and New iof
The mortality Of the two Charity Hospitals for the
month Of October according 10 the returns published
yAs 20 sul Of 425 patients in the Male Institution and 10
out Of l23 in the Female Institution.
The American bark james Hail. from this port arrived
a, Havana. In baast, the I'd instant Tho spanish
bark Prmers de Caialpnn Cap, Ltos aud Tho Spanish
brig Kmprendedor. Cap Moiin@, len for TIL" port In
bhllssi. on the n instant