New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-03

HAVANA.
Tie L. :. mail steamer Black Warrior J. d. Ballock
ESQ. commander arrived q. this por, last evening
She brings iis passengers Dad 1000 bales cotton on
,rciol,. The II. w LEFT Mobile the evening Of the
o, AMI arrived at IIavsne at p NJ of the eth left
Havana on the evening Of The 2sth She experienced
heavy gale of at;crgs with very heavy head seas which
lasted - hours.
There was nothing Of interest TRANSPORTING at Havana.
The French Admiral with ae and steamer, was port,
also the Spanish fleet, large number of American ships
were in port loading The IT, Ss;eamer Fulton had been
in Havana short time before bu, sailed after; all
well on board.
From Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, May %, 1884.
The Captain-General at present is in very nervous
state the slightest circumstance dsurbs his peace not
wiilstandinc We have the French gae and two steam
crs in port and the tiny British brgowar TO save the
island On the night Of the 23d inst, or rather on Inc
the morning Of the 2lh his sumbers were disturbed ny
report that hey had landed at place called inc Cho'ea
about league distant from the city Infantry ana caVay
were sent to the spot but they only found Their own
shadows The bird had nown, without leaving any enho
randum az 10 ts color &C. Nextday IN ABUNDANCE
wore osoot n recital OF which would ill good many
pages wi,hou, much profit VARIOUS persons were a.
hs the public has as yet received no satisfactory relation
90 20 Tho cause Of the alarm. Next day. the Fulton
d from Charleston with the Minister for Mexico also
tho Joscpb Henry of the L. s. service from hey west
bringing four gentlemen OF the Surveying service to EN-
hank for New-York These became objects Oh a'arm 10
o Government which considered them a. engineers come
80 .n ,b r,kcdness Of the land and forthwith officers
wore nlaced at the different gates Of the city 70 proven;
them going outside the walls Unsuspectng any moesta-
ton thew were their way for cruise in the Puseo &c
hint when they arrived at the gate the officer turned them
jo.E info bows
orders prevent them from going outside On the foo"-
Ing morning they made another essay and with the same
success The Government has made itse very ndcuons
in this affair exhibiting the hight of fear and when this
conduct considered with it, great attention and conde-
scenson toward the French and English must DC viewed
as very insulting toward the United States sun. wheA
compared with the vituperaon and abuse oi the press
against the United States Government, II Is very harh-
less affair. -.
are now be coming opposed TO the Government II mas
thought fit give orders for the raising OF DacK c4npa
mics 10 defend the interest OF SPAN ID te "ahu. IN W
oder Gen Pezuea says that the cause IS me great ue
crease in the white regiments from the rgors OF the climate
and the probability of great agitation here IN consequence
the in Europe, and considering the loyalty Oh ,he
blask militia various occasions ana IN supporting the
banner Spain whch he as resoced ha oat at a RISKS
this island he has come to the resolution OF incorpo-
rating companies OF mulatoes ana TWO OF Dachs IN
each regiment of white regular troops
To pass to another matter IL Is to be feared that the
Spanish rulers here will adopt every baroaous measure 20
keep down the Cuban population Their threats are vo
lent and their OcCedngs not dictated 10y noble feel
ipgs To be plain instead of depending their baycnes
and other lawful modes of keeping down rebeion they
will as of old have TO ASSASSINATION ana oher
cuoies. No Cuban any other person WILDE safe now
ever quiet he may be- in his house or abroad III Iuoah
or foreigner it will be sufficient crime his being sucn
and by way of intimidation these will be buehered by
scores No who has not read these cruel and base
Spanard the nmOst OF their heart can imagine
how dahoical they are the records Of their butch
erics in history must appear like exaggeration, but pous
trust they may be driven TO their den there IL torture
and tyranze only their own race.
The cause of the above remarks is the publication OF
circular to the Governors and Lieut. Governors of the
island to furnish statements of the persons in each DIS
rct between the age of - and 40, as to form militia
but as the Governors also have to furnish statement OF
The propey of the said individuals and report III regard
TO The politics of those put down. quite obvious that
these statements merely to serve as GUIDE 70 carry
out other iDQues. But he who sheds innocent blood
will never escape; justice will follow him 10 whatever
part of the world he may co.
The poor English and French are made of by the
Dons to frghfu degree; if Yellow Jack does not eaten
some of them il q wonder They are stuffed aud soaked
beyond all bearance Yesterday they had feed on board
of the Spanish steamer Isabella I'd, and many other ies
walls and diversions ID project so that rey may De
made the most Of
The weather now very war H. and in town there is
considerable sickness among new corners. Inc pun
fighters, actors ana careless Pcope III sono"' "'o '
who most suffer.
There is again some talk OF a reduction in the value OF
doubloons TO SIC which, in the present state oi matters
will make business still worse than 1t rs
Notw outstanding the present aspect slaves from the
coast are still coming in and have even heard that YES
sells are being fitted out to 60 to the coast
LOYAL thanks still pouring IN from the towns IN the
country in which the Queens amnesty is auded 10 the
extrcme but in country such things so deceptive
in this One fact is very Significant which II, that
few have taken advantage of Her Majesty clemency.
Great events will soon take place here that is almost
certain and trust that in trouble may have the
unanimous sympathy o our American brethren for which
may God bless them.