New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30

FROM UAvAsA-A correspondent Of The Ner-Ov
hans Pica,pa,, writing from Haysns 90 the lssh iak,
says:
II i. now asce~tsned that the spanish eauadrcn id
rot ssl for Vera Cruz, but have merely gore TO have
month practice, and the frs division will be r-ee-
forced with another under tie immediate command 81
Admiral Qussada. The exercises will be wound -
with n am fight, in vh CHI al the vessels OF war -
port will take active part. have also heard n.
ported that Gen Santa Anna was in Havana in d.
cuse This rumor may have got into circulation from
his fe's beirg here, but l have 10 doubt that Tie
General is not hero. The reI Il premature.
Zone Of our war steamers has captured snothef
saver-bu this time 1t turns out to be Spanish bark
She was found near Matapas, with about seventy
negroes on board. have since asceItaned that II Is
the bark Venus; that sailed ffom ~ Por about 81
months ago; she took ID eco ssgroes at the Cong
on the passage Of small pCx and other dseases. &"
currently reported that two more cargocs have beeo
landed near Sagua Ia Grsnde and Cardenas.
TO this great influx of Africans il generally attn
butcd the introduction Of the small poI, that Is now
making sad havoc in this city. Among the dlstn-
cuisLed victims are bona Antonio Rubino Go Cam
duzano, wife Of the mtendent Her illness lasted
about four DAYS only. She was buried on the 10Th,
and her funeral of the largest ever Witnessed
in this city. Among those who followed her to her
last resting place was the young Count tillanuevs,
the only son and heir Of the celebrated Cubsn finan-
cier Pinllos. On his return from the cemetery he
was taken sick, and Notwithstanding oil that med
zeal science could do for him. he died on saturday.
and was buried yesterday, one week caaciY hvm
the time he accompanied his wiies hield " To
grave.
The death Of young vilanueva has caused pro.
found sensation in the community, where he was
much beloved by all classes. lie was only tsenty.
ve years old and the sole heir and sheritor to the
prfncely fortune anlassed by his father. The title
passes into the family Of the Marquis de Aguas Csr-
ras, between whom and the old Count Villanuevs
there existed deadly enmty, owing to the Marquis
marrying the Counts only sister The Counts sois
objection to the rich Marquis alliance with his sister
was grounded on the fact that tho Marquis wa MT
| FLOODED. Money, however, smoothed the rosd
to fortune for the young millionaire, and the Quoon %
Spain pronounced him white, and gave him the title q
Agnes Clarras, anglce pure waters vnlgsrl trans
lated by the Habaneros dirty waters The wheel
of fortune turned rapidly. Vilanueva died 10 Madrid.
bis amiabe and vrtuous wife has gone blind and tho
only son of the naughty old died Of the losth-
some smallpox, and the title has passed into the hands
of his deested enemy. Such is the destiny Of man
If the old gentleman were alive, am sure he would
renounce the title in favor Of the State rather than eco
pass into the hands Of one who has been publicly
accused Of springDg from African origin The Lesson
an instructive for such place name above
the personal meritsr The funeral not very me-
mcrously attended. his friends being afraid 10 expoee
then selves to the coniagion."