New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-30
HkHANA.

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v esiGa som,oals5es, left NevOfl,a.s S.p. 20 q; Q
q - arrived 81 Heysss o, snr-se of BE 81, sDd
ssiss On As Afternoon cs he ser-e Day Sr Nss-Ycrh,
ed aEiveS te-e OIL TGesiay. Sep. -.
The rAlsSey S.s lar de3 ~ p.ssensss And a. 600 IN
spstie at Esvsrs, and briggs II passehys-s svi
&lis,000 10 specie for .hi.ro
rioS Havana 70 Cope H..teTss tie L .sdeip,i 10
ssoou.srsd heavy hesd wDds acampsr;ed with a
terrific head sea
The heafb OF Havana W. rapidly .nprosing.
Several cnsoee Of negroes kad b.en landed on the
ssrtl sSe Of Cuba. Tive Spanish vessels had been
sessa and several persors supp iced to bs n2fesed
N the trade kSd been imyr;sooeJ by order OF the
Captain Genera.
sioek Of Sugare os hand, IL, ,6JO boxes.
Exchange On New. York and northern cities q. par.
S0a Ow ovn Censsposdsnt
HAVANA, Sept. ~, 1857.
eome six weeks ago Gen. Conebs issued very
stsinsert order sgNns. the savetrsde aud lts abet
tsn, from the tenor Of which j. would appear that
Ae perpetrators were 10 be dealt witt in q SUM
nary manner. Since the publication Of the edict,
ianlnss have been effected on different parts Of the
sc<st And even in the harbor Of Havana, without
sousting the hundreds Of negroes brought from the
Keys Oh the northern coast for sale in this market.
Still no steps we're taken by the authorities 10 find
out the parties concerned in fitting ont expeditions
for The Cosst-prObaby because they had taken
every precautop to destroy all evidence Of the sean
dalous yolaton Of sacred trestes But the last ten
lsys Asve furnished additional evidence Of the guilty
complication Of this Government, in the seizure Of
two yessels, one an American, at Cardenas, with
Bearfy 500 p0uls, and the other in the port OF
Havana, with dead Segress and four emscisted
oerroes. The scandsi was too public, and de-
nsDded little display of ligor Consequently
few parties were arrested, evidence Of guilt ad-
Auee3, and dismissal of thecase!
Tho American ship Mazeppa, or Gen. Psez, was
seized last Monday week, near Cardenas, by the
Spanish schooner Habanera, while in the act Of
kndpc cargo of Africans. She was ashore at the
tine, and the schooner approached aud boarded her
for tbe pnfpose of rendering Assistance. When the
officer came deck his eyes met with one OF those
awful scenes so common IN the slave-trsde. Inc
deck and hold were strewe1 with hundreds Of naked
Africans, in different stages OF the smallpox The
sble bodied part Of the cargo had been successfully
hnded, and ii seems that the captsin was making
arrangements 70 get of the rocks and proceed tO
Sea again, until the disease hsd disappeared. The
vesse; carried into the port of Csrdenas, where
che VII undergo quarantine. She IL a fine clipper
b&yk, supposed Dy sOfe 10 De bne MHL8pp1, dfI4 ny
others 20 be the Gen. paez. Her captain is an
American, and nearly all the crew Spsnarls aud
Portuguese. The number of negroes saved was
about Eve hundred and had she not been aground,
sle would not have been suspected by tIe Spanish
.tIdiser.
We had hardly begun Ia get over the excitement
attendant on such an extraordinary event in the
annals Of the Spanish marine, tie capture of
siaver, when some bold fellow came into the harbor
Of Eavans, Immediately under the guns of tie
Puma Castle, and within fifty yards Of the sentrys
box, and landed 400 negroes' How the matter was
maDaged IL more than can ascertain. thousand
reports in crculstion but they throw no ligh.
the subject, refrain from troubling your resders
with their Jerusal. One fact, however, cannot be
.CverlOoked-40O negroes were landed in this b2rbor
at II o'clock in the night, in front of guard con.
,eyed to some hiding place, and with the exception
Of forty three belonging % the sailors, have been
conveyed tn safe places in the country This speaks
highly Of our police and watchmen. On DIT, that
General Concba manifested sng,lariy great displea-
sIre, and used all tho grandiloqlent phrases of sH
offended Spanish General. His tareats had the Ell
iect Of stirring up the officers to catch tbe part
signed the ssilOrs, but no more.
Since the facts connected with the landings ei
ieeted previously in the harbor Of Havana have been
published in your paper, and perhaps 10 consequence
thereof. several arrests have been made, but have
YET to hear Of the :utioA vi the famous decree.
h Duse fifteen Africans We're discovered. The other
fellow lives in Regl0, his name is Burgos, api he is
one Of the mlonsres Of the town. Both were re-
Iessed on heavy bail after few hours confinement
in the prison.
The cases mentioned in nv last, @pSrtial ssi,are
Of cargoes, have been decided in favor of the actual
holders of the property, though there is every
reasonable proof that the captured negroes were
genuine Africans, inasmuch as they could not speak
single word Of the beautiful language of CerVantes.
How hong this state Of things will last is hard to tell
The authorities in all plead ignorance a. their
excuse, in not having seized the negroes. 1t would
ke well for England TO strengthen her sqSsdron
here.
We have received three cargoes OF Chinese labor.
ers, all in good health, and fnelooking meD. They
were bought up by one OF the stock companies for
different sugar estates There are strous prObs-
biltes entertained of our succeeding 10 getting
Chinese women. If such is the case, the Chinese
immigration will lose one Of its worst features.
Notwithstanding 3 remarkable abatement in the
beat, the weather quite unsettled, and the yellow
fever almost as bad as ever. The Spanish squadron
sill confines 10 lose ts men in unusual numbers.
General Concha 10 at Marisnso awaiting patiently
the arrival Of his successor.