New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-08
HAVANA.
From The Ne,c. o,iean. Pieoyun>, Sepf.

The steamship Crescent City, Capt. j. McGowsa,
which eft New-York on the nth u ataP NJ. a.
already announced, arrived OF the Moro al havsha.
on Thursday evening, the 23d ult, and remained al
Havana till Tuesday morning, the 2oth, waltin' Tor
the steamer from Aspinwall, which did not arrive up
to that time. 49,
Tie Mexican war steamers lturbde and Guerrero
a rived AZ Havana from Vera Cruz on the 2fth, tho
Iurbide having on board Gen Santa Anna and fam
ily and several friends They all left for Caracas,
via st. Thomas in the Guerrero, on the 10Th. Inc
Iturbide would return to Vera Cruz IN lew Gays.
Santa Anna was 5a)uted WIN tweLty'onc guns U" "S
arrival and departure.
HAVANA, Tuesday Aug 2s 1855.
The Crescent CITY having been detained 10 await
the arrival OF the George Law from Aspmwall, | an
afforded the opportunity of announcing to you tho
arrival here OF the Mexican war steamers Gen itur-
bide and Guerrero, the forming having Santa Anna,
his wife and family on board.
They bid farewell TO Cuba again on Sunday morning
in the small steamer Guerrero. He is understood to
have intended 10 proceed first TO 1T. Thomas, and
thence TO Caracas. He has left the Gen. lturbids
steamer here be did not shore although Gen.
Concha sent aidede camp on board the steamer -
atulse him upon his safe ARRIVAL, and to invite
him to come shore, the state carriage being Mt tho
lsno ing place to receive him. His daughter and her
husband were the guests OF Don Miguel de Embil for
come twenty four hours. Santa AIMS, l understand,
offered to loan certain merchants OF this city large
sums Of money, but he demanded higher rate Of in
terest than they felt inclined TO pay ana Ms oher was
consequently not accepted.
His engineers went on shore on Saturday. got pref
~ well how come you no" that night, were engages
IN street riot and were lodged in the guad-hOuse,
whence be had TO send for them early on Sunday
morning to get up steam.
His private Secretary jose Morales do los Rios, n
well known in this city, and left deeply In dobt His
creditors were the wharf ready to pounce upon him
should he on shore. Prudence, however, dc
tated TO him the proprety OF remaining on board ship
The Gacefd Of Stature ay morning last contained tho
address OF Santa Anna to the Mexican people. II has
since been copied by the other papers Of thus city, who
have also published his address to the Mexican army.
One paragraph in the frs, named document contains
20 foul an attack upon the soldiers OF the United
states that cannot avoid bansatiDg It and sanding
the same to you, without alteration or enendaton-
The old iyrant says:
But my remaining In power is the pretext for this
Infamous rebellion, which now lays waste our villages,
delivers cities to plage, destroys our fortunes ana
causes Dumberless calamities 10 pour upon this I'M
fortunate country. Robberies violations and assas
sinafons are committed by thieves and bghwsymen
that invade oeeI ceess places or attacks lonely do
tacbmens of soldiers, un or the preeIt OF that usur-
patton and tyranny, against which they pretend 70
light and turbulence infamy and Ierfidy are carried
10 II extreme Of ass0ciang, not only with the hIli-
busters Of the North, but even with United States
troops which crossing the frontier under the preenoe
OF being deseIters, are conducted by rebelious and
unworthy Mexicans VINO show them the road by
which they must invade their country in order to kin
with their niles the Mexican soldiers who defend tho
sovereignty aud integrity Of their territory.
Fran, isco Morales Marquis de la Real Pulamscion,
who is the chief proprietor OF all lands lying between
Regis Oh the other side Of the bay opposite this city
and Cleriuegos has commenced the survey OF vast
uact1 OF virgin land with the view Of letting them To
r, onslble tenants, by which means understand he
will add hall a million OF dollars annually ~ has
already enormous rsnt-roIl.
ON the 18th inst. voante with the curtain down,
proceeding along the Gale de Luz Ia this city, attracted
attention from something bearing the appearance Of
blood dropping from IL. Upon its being stopped, tho
cnlerero (postIlion dismouied and made his escape.
The yoanie found 10 contain sack ia which
were the four quarters Of human body, which of
course that Of some person who had been muir
deTcd.
Fifteen persons have been recently brought into
this city, prisoners from the PBsr del Rio District
Among them is nan OF considerable wealth Their
offences are Dot known.
several r. gments have been marched from tins city
10 ia, country In consequence Of the prevalence u
the ci o,ra among the soldiers. The volunteers
now doing duty Ia this city ia the place Of the sodiss
Withdrawn. have heard, but do not youch for tbs
truth 81 the report, thai all the soldiers will shortly
leave this cit, nom the same cause
We continue Ia have heavy rains about o'clock
daily rho the hca, Ia the earlier part Of the day 70
simost l. tolcf able
The Briish brig OF war Arab came into this hArbor
the sid inst.
Tho French hrig of.war Orertes and The s'eArnnr
Aoheiua ale IN this haIbor. Acios, HAS.