New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
From Our Own Correspondent.

From Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, July .. 1857.
wrote you by the last steamer that, in my judy
ment, the dealers would be rather sly in future in
fitting out new expeditions to the Coast; but
have been sadly mistaken. 1t seems that they cal
culate on a speedy change in the Government and
the consequent want of vigilance on the part OF the
new. conner during the first months of the interreg-
mum. One American brig, know positively, has
been bought. She is one of the New Orleans pack
cts. and is called the Telegraph, and is fitted out by
the Spanish house of Zulueta 4 Co. She will be
commanded by Portuguese captain, who has
already made several voyages to the coast OF Africa,
and has but lately returned from successful cruise.
The owners will clear the vessel from this port I'M
der the American flag with a charter for some
South American poIt, and thus avoid all saspi-
con. She is fine vessel and fast saller,
and under the direction of her captain,
cannot fail of success. j should like to
know if General COncha's permission has not been
asked for this service. The parties fitting her out
are of that class of men who most frequent the Ge.
nerars "tertnIias" and Madame Rumor says that
he is greatly indebted to them for his present afiuent
nosition. | asked some of the parties concerned in
the tire ffic if they were not afraid OF having their
vessels captured on the coast of Cuba by English
cruisers, and they told me that the English will only
make a Struggling pIILti W. uS iohs "p INV
Admiral does not order his cruisers to watch for
them. there is but little risk. l have heard OF
M late arrivals from the coast but several vessels
are being expected daily. | dOnbt very much II
Concha orders their seizure, as consider nm ana
All his officers sold to the slave traders and COM
pletely under their influence; and as the supreme
Court has decided that the authorities have no right
to search for and seize " Bezales on the estates
tbis will be an additional security for the purchasers
The political news of the island is of no interest
whatever all opinion on the final result OF the Mex.
lean question being utterly venturesome. Inc
smadrons with new admiral and three new gen.
erals have all arrived in safety, but when they III
tend TO sail for Vera Cruz is quite another thing
| am inclined to believe that Spain will eventually
find out at the last hour that Mexico IS not ehtrey
without good grounds of complaint, and will express
herself willing to subject her claims to board OF
commissioners and leave the case Of the assassna-
ions TO the competent tribunals of the country over
which international law can have no control what
ever. The old Spaniards here are quite excited on
be subject, and few of them would no doubt like
o have an opportunity to renew the scenes OF Old,
when handful of heroes invaded and subdued
Mexico: still the thinking part of this community
are entirely opposed to the measure, fraught
with immense danger to the peace and tranquility
of this island.
General Concha has gone to spend the Summer at
the village of Marianao where he is daily and nightly
visited by all the principal families of the city.
understand foom friend that he has received no
intmation from Spain of any change in the present
officers of the island.
Excepting the national amusement of bull fight
ing. we have nothing at all to divert the people.
The weather is extremely hot and damp and all who
can afford the luxury of country residence have
abandoned the city. The health Of the city is very
good and there are fewer cases of fever reported
than usual for this season. Its typeis very mild and
Yields readily when taken in time, 80 the New.
Yopkers need be under no great uneasness from
cOntagiOn. ANoN.