New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY
The T. mail steamship Empire City, Capt McKnsley.
arrived q. this port yesterday morning bringing five days
later from Havana
We are indebted to Purser Bulsy for the following
The Empire City sailed from New Orleans for New York
on the 26h ult via Havana and arrived Of the Moro Cos
tie at 10 p NJ Of the 2sth
Having landed her mails and passengers and taken
supply of coal the sailed at NJ of the Goth u for this
port special permission having been granted to leave the
port amer sunset The f. e. brings 100 passengers and
heavy cargo for NewYork In Havana trade reported
dull There had been crest number Of American vessels
Of all at Havana many 80 having been reported
between sunrise and sunset of the goth.
L. s. steamer Princeton arrived at Havana the 2sth
ut
Much inconvenience had been felt in many paris Of the
island from drouh. Upward Of 20 sugar plantations IN
Guiding Of the largest on the Island, had been 90
sroyed by fire. the dry igntng in several instances
from sparks Issuing from the railroad locomotive and csa'
ing immense destruction Of property
L. s. sloop Of war Albany, and steamers Fdtou END
Princeton, also L. 8 survey schooner in Havana
AL well on board.
Bark Martha Anna Capt Babcock, sailed for New fo~
on the Goth ut with valuable cargo
Prom Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, Wednesday, March %, 1854
since NY last We nave noQ no uofo Scn eiW VI n~>~-
vessels have heard Of the landing Of any more %
groes We have had some half dozen murders, and ID
king some investigations find that during the lex ""
holidays Saturday and Sunday that no lees than iooss
wounded persons were admitted into the Hospital Oh Dan
Juan de Dos. ,..
The negroes captured near Trinidad have been nire'
out as apprentices, not as emancipated negroes ia.
Tie Princeton has at last arrived we nave ngS qu
feet of Uncle Sans ya,chs in our hsrbor. Inoe
disappointment expressed that no one F~s,y
the steamer to settle the Black Wanior CUISINES.
body expected either the bombardment OF .he pm ~
blockade before this time but a. samuel 10, .ne goa a.
his children home scratching eaeh olnes -.
tries in instances, and through u! teuPei ~
those abroad expect little from Dim 10 ne a S,..
The head officer of the Customs VINO naa cnaise .Iss
Black Warrior has been made Responsible iof tne m
taken from her Mr.. Msts Rameras had 10 pay do..
his ready money amounting 10 $500 ano VIII hsVe
tain amount OF bis salary stopped until 'ne wncls
at which the missing articles were valued, - Pad. II
Rain has fallen abundanty during the last rev
was much wanted In the country lie sgues OF sugL
have been burned down, but iso be hoped thst INC
has extended sufficiently TO stop the progress ne
Gen Pezuea has published an order by whicu hs
but persons who have taken degrees at onivesnc
be permitted TO write in journals &c Inc docsmS,
il amusing for which reason give you rh.
There has been another earthquake at Ssnnsso ae~'"
but no lives lost any destruction OF properly 4,
Troops are being sent from part to anotner
the ony kind Of news TO be obtained from me
Ispers 10 day Nothing is mentioned about the ioS
Pzarro. Tie fact IT, that il il were iei' " o"'