The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-19
LATE FROM HAVANA.

We copy from the Iegencer of yesterday the follow
ing late letter from Havana When consider the set
purpose Of that journal in stimulating by its repeated
exaggeatons Of fact surprised that it should pub
fish fair statement II appears from this testimony,
which rs it is in the hegence, is of highly
specialize and gentee' that the effects of the execution
of Eranpes shave been injurious the interests of Spain
among the people, Of Cuba "Ths examples of Pinto and
Esranpes have been the of intercommun
cation in the country by messengers from village to vii
lage giving the das Of the ournful intelligence Which has
not proia acceptable 10 the loyal the uyaitfull The
bearing both those persons has been injurious 10 the long
worshippsd Concha, REGRETTED THE
SAKE OF PEACE NEIGHBoRs, CONF
pENoE OURSELVES COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
PRosPEnISG rsLANpw There other Details with
explanation of the treatment Of DR. Peck which prove how
utterly bameless his has been and how extra
ordinary and unjustfable his arrest--all showing a
state of facts that by prove the of the
Spanish authorities iii Cuba to be half agreeable
the Inhabitants Spaniards and natives it is to the
National Lu,elgenco When recall the Of the
btellgenc, only few days ago, when it said that Es-
trampes died traitors DEATH and reprimanded the Union
for its sympathy with that unfortunate man. and when
remember the of its New York correspondent in the
Ktegncer of the l6th in reference to the insult Dr.
Peck we aud impressed with the value of
such paper the Leigsncer foreign government
Why should Spanards and Cubans complain of General
Concha when the National Leligneu is judicously
lent or eloquenty apoogetic2
From yesterdays National Ineligencer
From Regular Correspondent.
s" HAyAsA, April TO- 1855.
Since my you been advised the second act of
Cuban justice terminating with the execution of Francisco
Esrampes upon the scaod Of the garoa and the disposal
of six Others who tried under the Of
the Queens attorney The said to have been
made by the Secretary Of State of the United States in order
trial for the prisoners accordance with
treaty stpuaons in the seventh article that
Intellectual The effects upon the community Of Cuba think
injurious the interests of Spain among people
The examples made Pinto and Esampes been the
Of constant INSTRUMENTATION the country by
sengers from village to village, giving the details Of the
intelligence which has proved acceptable
the loyal the unathu The bearing of both these
sons has been injurious to the long worshipped Concha
regretted for the sake peace with neigh
bors we confidence among ourselves for commercial
and industrial prospecting of the island Mr. Echeverra,
whom considered much danger after the taken
with Pinto has been released with orders leave Cuba
being allowed selection of his residence abroad The
Office heidi by Mr. Echeyerra administrator Of the Havana
railroad the business OF which is established upon system
perfect than anything Of the class of enterprise
that have in the United States and brought to
this by the clear intelligence and business capac
ties Of this has been conferred gentleman from
Spain The stockholders have d faco the selection but
the representation OF the government interests control
it, The next packet for Cadiz viii be filed with State
rsoner ordered be disposed Of by the superior
ment among them being Mr. Charles Castillo the
aqer and cashier the oldest banking Havana
called the "Caja de 0ro" (ohest OF god) Mr. Charles
Peck citizen New York. OF nrm health and practising
in his profession as dentist at Puerto Principe"
to this city prisoner by order of the captain
eal ON the 9TH instant He does not to be of
having committed any offence. he has mother and wife
living in New York dependent upon his labor and to provide
for them he here supposed to be some error OF
secret information The acting consul Of the United States
has asked of the which has been
replied 10, without any statement Of the cause
by the West India mail steamer from Tampico and
Vera Cruz inmaon that Santa Anna Is In rather
improving condition. although the financial affairs OF the re-
public said continue state of considerable derange
men owing the mpossblity found of making arrange
men for the government dues to soldiers and for
commssaat disbursements Of the past year We have
yet no particulars from correspondence they viii be
given us tomorrow by the papers The French
bgow GO guns) Melesger arrived here the sth inst
Same day rsce,ced cargo Of Aatos, under the hecd Of
voiaHary con'sts ,sho under forced made h
chief and head Of their ,bes, gerry much spon the
system as that rhich has flied field. r from the
coat OF ASrica shall aude TO this subject of interest
ia connection with prospective social snnaon, in