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I'VE have received the second edition 81. the
cnarieston Standard Of Saturday. containing de
news by the Isabel, announced 81 sIsrrspb d
aonday We make some extrscfEf from ti,e sand
srds Hsvana correspondenee AlIpdins % she
Black Warrior affair, ID wYissr save sst 5 ssf.
The spaniards are in - 6r.s s,d q, ,,,..,. g.,
uoes put exhibit proper dsgree Of frmness an t;s
occasion feel confident the as,thoriiss S.rs ~ I'M
~ 1st nnmbIy beg pardon, and pledge thsmseiyss T.
should hope. be deemed sufficient: thew n,.. no ~,
rna tnst handsomely for their viIlainy f tbev nie:S
Very, then We will accept the island Of ok +,
lei yhen. bsaa % they obecl then win take it. and
vins Porto Rico into the bargain GT-r- .l,o1 na-
The correspondent thus allndes 10 the exe..,.a
s.lsss ~ havana Of the French Admiral Duchesne;
A'short Iimelsinee the French co..,,, r,.-.-s,
received letter from Rear Adm;ral the Cor,,,sa
Duchesne, who commands the French ases sssslkr,
the different ports he should visit en- rnufe ~ shs
ss ass.as q esfsss ds.s shss e. b
communicate the same t. the Captain Gener.l ..nS y
to assure him, that il he (the Captain Eerer.n -
quired bis Che Complies aid In case Of snv atteonf
from the United State he would come 10 bis esr;s
tance nith all his force. Now this redoubable force
consists OF frigate, two brigs, and almost worn
out old steamer! The French Consul though fool.
ish chattering old man very soon made up his mind
that 1t would be perfectly ridiculous to comply with
the Rear Admirafs request However, it leaked
out, and we have enjoyed hearty laugh at the
bombast OF similar character Is boast made
ny the Marquis DUcHEsNE, the elder brother of
the Compte Duchesne. Isl 1ass Aef ~ r. "
The Marquis Duchesne, itis said, some time since,
when dining with the Captain General, informed
him, his brother, the Rear Admiral. was com.
ing to these seas to establish the fact that the French
Navy was noao superior to the Englishi";i .As to
that added he "of the United States it is no use to
cay anything about il, for they have no Navyr'-
Both these men are natives of this Islaud and
friends of mine who know them, tell me they are
Two ioois! which, from the foregoing anecdotes,
which are derived from reliable source would ap-
pear to be the case. Heisssoo - s89 d 3 s3nsfse
Agsin, referring to the Black Warrior. he SAYS:
II Is stated that the court has decreed that the
cotfon seized on board the Black Warrior shall be-
lorleited and that fine of sixty thousand dollars
shall he imposed upon the Ship but that the Captain
General, by virtue of the powers reposed in him,
had remitted the entire sentence, except the pay.
ment OF tne OF six thousand dollars! Wondrous
generosity! First to detain illegally ship and in
hict almost irreparabe injury, aud then to say pay
me six thousand dollars and you may take your ship
and her cargo. II Spain were powerful nation
instead OF puny one, then this demand would not
surprise me; but weak and almost helpless as she
denee. s4 - ,j.s--- go - =
The consignees and Captain Of the Black War
nor have deemed prudent to give security for the
payment OF the six Thousand dollars under protest.
leaving the question Of damages for detention. &c.
TO be settled hereafter by the governments at Wash
ington and Madrid. ,as5lEsTgF buB bAsks gti5asa
s. From the following. it appears that the slave
trade Is as fourishins as ver.s;rtf.fe.se ef -
! have Just been informed, upon, the best autho
rlty, that within few days, a cargo ofsx hundred
and twenty Africans were landed from ship whose
name is unknown, but whose Captains name is Joe
Garcia, near place called the Ensenada de Kochi
ma, and thus It will ever be whilst Cuba remains
governed by Spain. ,s teri q,jf-l.,1. s.st, u,