New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-20
HAVANA.

III. limited States Mail steamship Black ws"'O''
t,om New Orleans Nov. ~ and Havana '"e '
,;xsd At this poit yesterday aittrnoon' IT.
No NOUS OF importance 10 report IRON, III" ~ 49,
.A hall ( In. season wa to take p'tce ou Wv
,a,, g., a, the Captain Generals palace
tS-.;.,,,, auI. Exchange improving. Balance VI
a., ,r sugar on hand Il5,cO0 boxes
pu, Our Own Correspondent. -.
''' HAVANA, Nov. II, 1so5.
r.,h. last two weeks the DiariO De Ia n"'F"
10. b.sn reg ,lng its re iders with iuri'i'
.u.;,.t the "covetous Yankee, aud urshs V" 'u'
.,,.,.,,on Of toe south Amer can r''Puoio' '"o "o
....;,v If ,escuioe together eg'iost 'ne c"'nno"
7, sven .res 50 f.r as Ia recommend t"eh
-, M. ,rsat Euro2esn Powers to l'ni
IA TIE news of Walkers recent VIC
tories ba, probably had some Iniiuence ~ 'H'' ~
,;os of abusive articles. Speaking OF amer """
~. f,;,p5s in Nicaragua, am reminded o, one OF
h,s acts of high-handed robbery. ~ ~ II ' a
nHs,~o1i,i has published a letter m tue havana
nv" . =, ,.bich he SAWS that he AID SIX o'1erS
P'l cG,o;llv taken from the schooner "a JOS" u!
NJ c. tiorn.by aud stripped pi AL iheir pop
DII III ~ ,es.I was also seized aud converted
49,. ;rarsguan priVateer. ne hnd t"e o'u'''
,,,Oa,strsted and applied 10 Col wheeler i"r pro-
,,a,;on who informed item mat Tue III JOSE was
tf,if
ram G.,n or their properly These are the men
en- ,vs cone 10 c. niraI America t0 regeneraIc
.suan race: and they commence theIr holy work
,.1,,.dor and confscatiOn and the introduction 81
African slavery 800. g .bo o.bor C4o,or,.
,oont which also have strong claims % De conNid-
NJ; ,Le first yauk among enlightened nations,
Iii tolerate the forcing on an Innocent and weak
WIZ =, ~ ov;, which they themselves, with all their
20 have long ago baDished from their soil.
c., Concha has la ely given decision affirming
.;,Lt of slave to oblige his mas er to sell hi Ii
g. a ,h;rd marty. which has attracted great deal
"C attention. This decision was gwen az Inc III
.isrce Of ,everol shareholders in Santag" de Cu)a,
% ho comyained Of the local authorizes or listening
10 the mplaDts OF dissatisfied Saves ""u order2
,Ss;r sale against the will Of the masters. Several
have appealed 10 Madrid against this decision and
Ta oe,,,ral impression here is that COnchas posi-
fion is unsus'a Iabe.
News has just been received IRON ~. ~ 'nhngo
CITY. confirming 10 part the Remarks used III my
last letter. President Baez has taken his seat
amid Tie greatest demonstrations oi JOY, and prom
Uses in his inaugural address 10 respec; polHcal
on,ions and re,st all attempts Of foreign GOvern-
ments 10 oismember the Republic, when language
applies as well to the Spaniards as the Yankees.
IIe arms have been received aud given over to the
constituted authorities, and not I" the . matrlcu-
Isdos." So this great bugbear Is at rest.
Senior Santos Alvarez The Spanish Minister at
Mexico. who was recently removed from his post
for making an agreement with COmOntOrt, arrived
here last week in the English steamer, and sa'ed
the next day for CadiZ iu the Spanish mail stcamrr.
HIS successor has not yet been appointed Tao
Mexican war steamer Democratic formerly ca led
Santa Anna is now lying III our ha Dor, the captain
and crew having rebelied against the constituted
authorities The Mexican Consul applied for her
seizure, but the Capaia-General has refused to
NEEDLE in The affair, only she has been anchored be-
tween two Spanish me-0i-war, to prevent he sail
ing Fl ON this port until the RESOLUTION in Mexico
has either succeeded or another captain been sent
over TO take the command 1t has been reported
that her captain brought away l,rge sun of money
belonging tO the Gust m House Of CoaZacOdlco Tue
captain has denied the charges brought against ri
i'll long communication addressed to the DiariO de
la Marina.
The election of Buchanan has been differently re-
eened by our citizens. The CreOles seem TO anti
cipate the carrying out Of the views embodied III
the Ostend Manifesto The old Spaniards seem
also to entertain serious misgivings of the iocom-
Dg Administration. General COncha has been
heard 10 express bis wish that Fillmore would be
he choice.
1t is pretty generally admitted here that change
will soon take place in the first officers of this
island, owing TO tie recent affairs in Spain. d.
not think that General PeZuea would accept of the
'flce of Captain. General of this island, even if it
were rendered to him. tie is too noble minded to
intrude himself on people who have manifested so
much antipathy to his rule. saw q letter written
at Madrid i'll which il is stated that Gen. Lersundi
will probably receive the appointment.
Great preparations are being made to celebrate
the Queens birthday in suitable manner. We
are to have grand review and ball at the palace
with iluminatiOns and so forth.
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