New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-10
Later from Havana.

ltRRIvAr or TING sFEAstsaIr CRESCENT cry
The steamship Crescent City, Captain Fl
Wendle, from New York the, 9th ult., and
havana the 9th inst. arrived at this port last
evening, bringing one hundred and three pas.
sengers, The following is correct list;
NIT " n Baker, child and servant, Miss Runues Mr.
mohl Mrs Floyd two children and servant. Mr. Morris
ana LADY saivin John Stevens lady and daughter
+ Weed lady and two children Mrs Feareny child and
aurse, 9 Francisco, f Ferrers, Thomas Conway Fl N
small Mrs j \ Dprand do Baryand lady, Reichmani
Mrs ferTer and daughter, Msdaria Gonzales ID Con
zaes, Howard lady child and nurse, P GheaViteau
Alfonso Eliot Lace and lady, II kinzie lady and
son, Wheeler and lady, Miss u Haytnu, Richard
Roosen Rudolph Roosen, pr JAP, H kola Spanish
Consul to Phadeiphia.1 W Renshaw lady child aud
servant, Van Wayensn, d Isham II osgood. Dexter
Folet and lady w Garre + II Brandon Miss Brandon
Adams r II HARDWOOD, O Norwood, F Musey and lady
Rchoux DIR Marshall Hall lsdy and son, = Scott lady
ana child,J siot John Stafford and lsdy, Shaw
and lady Tromme, Francis Sullivan, Il Batehelier
and lsdy, sud IA in Storage
We find in our Havana papers nothing rela-
tive TO the Black Warrior affair, but learn from
the officers Of the Crescent City that the Black
Warrior was still in the hands of the Spanish
authorities, who had entirely discharged her
cargo, and secured her to the wharf on the Case
Blonco side. The officers and crew we're on
board the United States man of war steamer
Falton. The brig John s. Cuttings had also
been seized by the Spanish authorities.
Several assassinations occurred during the
Carnival N. ..s N. 4, ~
0nithe 23d Of February. the Governor issued
the following order: % ~
sssThere having to organize itself battalion
ofeight hundred civil guards, that may discharge
the duty for which they are formed in the prin-
eipal parts Of the Island all individuals of dis
charged troops that may desire to enlist in it in
their respective classes Of soldier, corporal or
sergeant, will present themselves to the prin-
cipal chief of Police, Don Cristobal .Sedurita,
IN order to be enrolled In the same body with
the understanding that the first named will re-
eeive the monthly pay of SIG 90, the second
that of Els 90 or $40 90, and the third thai Of
VA 90 and $50 90, according to their, class !;
having the chance beside of the rewards estab-
lished by the military rules" $1,000
The Diario della Marina, referring to the
doubts which are entertained of the possibility
of drawing from China sufficient supply of
laborers for the present necessities of Cuba,
takes up the examination of the facts. 1t goes
IN to say that the best Information upon this
SUBJECT leaves little doubt Of such possibility
fhe extreme excess Of population in China, the
immense emigration which is constantly going
IN, so as TO fill with the Chinese race all the
Archipelago of the East Indies, and to overflow
upon California and the West Indies, leave no
4oubt Of the fact. Nor can the new demand in
Cuba use to such an extent as to affect sensibly
the supply from such migration the more es-
pecially as the existing revolution in China, and
the present wretchedness there, will increase
the migration,
1t proceeds to state that it has been found
that the cost of bringing over these laborers,
for four years, does not amount to
more than hundred and Fifty dollars, that is
to say, rate of thirty seven and half dollars
= year or three dollars month. Adding to this
their wages of four dollars month and in
sefest on the cost of their Importation, the
monthly cost Of their labor will be but eight
lellars ~ e.& .55sI, 6s. =