New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-16
HAVANA.
Ftsn Or ova esstsspsnisst


l have lust ascertained that the brig Wa. CLARK,
Of New -Oflears was lately seized ct The Bsii1e oa
suspicion of being engaged 10 the s.a,e-trsde. Tho
authorities who ordered the seizure we're not ME.
informed. She belonged ~ the same parties who
fitted out the Adams Gray. Last Wednesday thu
brig William Miller, slss OF SeS-Or!eans, wag
TOW ed to sea by one Of the Regla steamboats,. 1t
was hnown more than a week before abe started
that her destination WAS the coast Of Africa. Her
slave-dec was put ia her at the ReglA wharf,
and every thing WAS con iucted in the most open
manner. No obstacle was put ~ her sailing from
the fact that, though reported a. sold, sho sil
kept her Drew and Gag. She WAS cleared ct the
Custom. House by one 0f the moot respectable
louses of this city for MOntevi4sO and Q market.
If any thing more conclusive than this 10 wanted To
mpugu the Spanish officisls don't know what it
is. This makes Ave, including the four Spanish
brgs mentioned in previous letters that have been
sent on within tho last two months. The In.
glish Consul seems TO be- sleeping, or hS
wuh certainly demand Of the Captain General
the immediate removal Of all the parties concerned
in this violation Of trust from the high Offices they
hold. II is whispered about town that his Exed.
leucy has consented 10 accept a handsome bonus
for bis cOnnivance. II money were not freely
spent il would be difficult to explain the apparent
sQpineness OF tho Government. Some have ass
serted that a. much a. $500, 900 have been siveR
~ COncha. This may Ooy be calumny OF bis en-
emies bat be should certainly make an eiisrt "a
exonerate himself from all blame. Az yes have
herd Of bat four landings having been elected.
all during tho past week, and 90 the
north side Of the island. An officer Was sent In
quest Of the slaves but was unsuccessful in every
attempt 10 find out anything. The implicated par
ties ars ~ very numerous, that IL u mposs bic 70
find d single ian who has not some interest IN taa
business, either direct or indirect. Wore PeEuela
the Governor OF this island, feel confident mat
be would contrive to ferre. out both nsgroes ana
owDers; but such men cannot stay loGg n Cuba
without mourning the disPleasure Of their 0e'sfa'
ment. "
We have had two new arrivals Of Chinese labor
or, numbering some seven hundred. Tbey came
10 the home Of Lorices Co., and reached here n
much better condition than some Of the 0.hef car.
poes Those thpk came Oh tho Peru ian ship Cora
srper;epced ALL aud worse than oil, the horrors o.
the middle passage" She lost nearly half the
original nun Der, of diseases, murders, &c. They
are in great quest, now that the several newly
formed railroad companies are about TO com.
mence the work on the roads. The Iast Vt
were dispOsed of at twenty -four ounces .
bead The advance 10 the prices is owing 10 tie
Spanish Government having refused ~ allow ne
further introduction Of free Aborers into the island
l understand that uey will be employed exclu'
siyeiy on the new road between RsslA aud hatan.
gas. Tie Chinese who revoted and murdered their
oyersesr in this latter place have been discovered,
and are now in prison awaiting their trsi. IL 70
10 hoped for the credit Of the Otber ths, ne say
ones may DO discovered aud severely dealt WIZ
NaDy planters are still afraid Oh employing snein'
fearing the bad re.ults witnessed on some estates
where the poor A.iatics are not sufficiently well
understood.
Got,.cIslk has not been successful in his visit 70
Havana. Our public could not be reasonably ex.
pected 10 90 INTO ecstscies with Adehns PATIO, ser
having so lately enjoyed III. musical trea. Afforded
BY Madame La Grange. He has gone to Cardenss,
where be may do . little better. The RAyei iA~'
lily are hero and doing remarkably well. Iney arc
always well received, 80 much 80 that other AItStes
leave us. saying tLst We are better pleased VIA
psDtonine than artstcal performances.
The latest news from 81. Domingo states that
civil var bad begun to rage throughout the spsni.h
part ct that unhappy republic Bael saa cap
tured, ard would be banisbed from the country.
The WEATHER has turned qui.e suluy, And "
s.rangers are leaving Us IN cro~ds AL The p.sAs-
ant little ,oirses st the Css,al.GaCeIsfs lave ssss