New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27
NetuTork DAILY GribM,le
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR

ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
The United States Mail steamer Black Warrior, j.
W. Smith, commander, from New. Orleans the llth
and Havana the 18th inst, arrived yesterday morning.
Frsm Havana we have no political news to report.
The growing sugar crop is SAID to have been injurei
ty Frost but Of the most important sugar hoass
in Havana assured our informant that the report wa
started by sugar spectators.
On the 18th the Black WaniOr encountered ter
life gale from the n L. to N. W., with Snow and
fleet, which lasted for 81 hours, with tcnble head
,ess; she lest her fore and main mats with all tn
rigging attached and bostg During the gale her fue
cave out, and she drilled to the southwark. Wac
the gale abated she stood for Norfolk, being the near
tst port and by using cabns furniture &c, for fuel
che reached IIamptOp Roses on the 2lst, but could
not reach Norfolk on account of the ice. Az 1t was
deemed unsafe TO lie in the Rosds account of the
floating ice which had carried nearly every vessel in
the harbor on shore, the Black Warrior was furnished
with fuel by the QusItcrmaster a. Fort Monroe and
the inhabitants at Old Point Comfort. To Captain
Tctten and his felOwt flicon TO Mr. Jet, the light
house keeper, and to many citizens Of the place. the
officers of the Black Warrior feel under deep oblsa-
ton for their prompness in rendering assistance and
their uniform kindness. On the morning of the 2lst,
iuside of Cape Henry, spoke steamship Empire City,
bound for Havana put in to repair machinery, aud
went to tea same evening.
The steamer Roanoke hence for Norfolk is lying
fast in the ice between Point Comfort and Norfolk; a
portion of her passengers got ashore the ce The
Anna Grunde of Richmond, from Rio loaded with
coffee end the bark Parthien, from came pOlt, were
also 10 the ice. The Bremen bark Auna, 50 days
frVm Bremen for B,ltimOre, with leO passengers, WIS
ashore and dschsrgirs her passengers, wao are bong
cared for by the officers of the FOIt.
The Warrior sailed from Point Comfort on the nigh,
80 the 2lth and encountered immense fields Of heavy
ice al the way from Cape Hcnry TO Bsrnesat, north
ward If tie mouth Of the Chesapeaks Ray.
Frow Our Own Correspondent
HAVANA, Jan. Is, 1857.
Among the files of New-York papers brought
by the last steamer noticed paragraph on the
appointment Of Gen. Orb 'stOndo, late Minister OF
War, to the eomman now held By Gen. Co1cha.
The report is credited here, and private letters
have been received to the sane effect. The present
Ministry is noted for its protection Of Cubin In
terests, as they are teehrcally termed, aud WE may
room hear Of TIE arrival Of negroes in sufficient
abundance to supply the demands. Although
Cbristiua is not in Spain, her plans will be u;cess
fully eIrriei out by her constant friend, Nsryaez.
Indeed no secrets made of the matter here, aud
cargOes 10 arrive are now being offered. These are
the vessels that were fitted out in NeS-Yorh last
Spring. They are said TO belong to parties who
were tried in your city aud were discharged for
want of evidence. The two vessels fitting out here
have not yet sailed, owing TO scme difficulty in
raising crew.
The Committee appointed to examine the books
at Don Rafael PaominO, our runaway city tsN-coE
ectOr, have not yet finished their work. but enough
has eakcd cut 10 show that there Is large de-
kciency, 50 much SO that the corporation bills
could not b. paid On the first of this month. The
general impression here is that ST. PaominO is
safely lodged in some New-YOrk hotel
The Spanish Government has sent another feet
: 10 Vera Cruz, not for enforcing its claims against
Mexico, but to protect its subjects who have been
treated by the Mexican Government as Concha
treated LOpez's followers in lS5l. II seems thai
they bad joined the "pronunciauliento against
the constituted authorities, aud have been treated
Nsc!iy hse MeXcans would have besn treated
under similar circumstances. Only iIur vessels-
'hTcc Ugates aud one stcamer-haye been sem;
tut understand that Others " Z follow shortly.
" '''aid Hat tie commanded 81 hi frrce J., re-