New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-14
HAVANA.

The Empire City, S. p Griffin commanding lett
New-Orleans at a. on the 9Th, and arrived at Ha
vana ON the eth, at 7 p. m. The steamship Granada
not having yet arrived from Aspinwa, landed the
California mails and passengers, and left for New-fork
at o. clock the next morning sth.)
Left at anchor steamships Isabel and Mexico, the
latter having arrived from Vera Cruz an hour before
the departure of the Empire City.
There is nothing at Havana.
Exchange is looking up. London, 9 to u premium.
New-York, = y cent discount. New-Orlesns, par to
| p cent discount. Sugars have advanced Molasses
i repotted hard to find" Freights are do. Box
Sugars are taken Mt SOC.
The health Of Havana is stated to be excellent
Among her passengers from Havana the Empire City
brings Capt Lowell Bearer of Dispatches to our Gov
eminent from'the o. s. Minister at Mexico. Capt L..
arrived per steamship Mexico as above.
Frea Oar Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, May 8, 1857.
The African dealers in this city are ncensed
against your correspondent for denouncing their
plans TO the American public. They little thought
that obstacles would be thrown in the way OF the
Clara B. Williams, Putnam, and Merchant, mas
much as so many have been allowed to leave New
York unmolested by the authorities, that they hao
begun TO imagine that detection was no longer 10 Do
feared. The Clara b. Williams has arrived mere
but have not yet ascertaned by wnat suUFriueo'
she will contriye TO get an uhsusPlcroe' nc -. ~,
for the Coast. Her captain has promised 10 sn0ot
vour correspondent whenever be meets MN ne
has already had that honor, but em AFRAID ne VIII
have to postpone his plans untll some iu'uio
Your CORRESPONDENT will live, God willing, 10 make
him and the rest burn with shame. | have been
promised evidence affecting certain pious cnuIcn
going merchants in New-iOrk, interested dIec'! III
the trade and when this evidence Is P,aceu ~ -!
hands shall forward il for publication Let theh DC
a~nsatnaIy can,;ous in all their operations, other
wise they will find 10 their cost that anonymous
threats re- moi only despised but stimulate their NJ
ceyer 10 positive discoveries OF the norrio Pian' VI
the villains who, under the cloak of go"a clLe"S'
affiliated in the ranks Of treemen, are tne
strong and rich of the Slave Trade Ia tue i1i ans.
Cuba. The Abbot Devereux bro9ns' anu ssr
are still here though reported cieared III inc
cial papers Of the North They are positively ht'g
out for the African coast pre- iousy satea oy me-
The Devsreux received long swivel gunla odtur
dsy night She s only waiting for some thir'y edsh'
of nm when she will be quit, ready for her voyage
would ask if there is no pOfSe in the L nted Sta'e
10 stop these vessels from le aylng our port ucl
good NAV be done in this Way, and the coiili1a'to
of an eDormons ofense avn ded. II behocVes the oo
! and moral in our country to inquire ni.o '"''
with that earpestness VII lch II deserves
The report. mentionei in my last, about the cap
ture Of SLAYER near I inidad, is confirmed IN al II
particulars The ye sci was Spanish 9rig, an
Vas fitted out in thu port by SENIOR LavAndtlra an
associates She b Id been chased three DAYS an 81
was captured by NO boats crews belonging TO- sG u
English brig Ara among the keys; about nitee
miles from Triv dad Contrary 10 Inc eAprsta',o,
Of parties herr she taken 10 Jamaica 1Gr 60.
demnatiOn. Had she been brouelt rTula 70 go.
'icias so ot ~erk two Spanish brgs le this Pc
in the tow 81 s,mer,. both said to be destined Tor
rca % nj ss' public violation Of the IT. treaty
restej, Tn surb an extent is this carried that