New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-06
HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
Special % The New Orleans creseenti .

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M.. Editor Ny last letter was closed att o'clock
p. II. slst ult., and within the succeeding hour
plaoad by me in the hands Of Captain Conklin, Can
ola friend Of mne) purser Of that fne little steam
shin the Habana, whilst /, on reaching the shore,
hastened to my dinner, which, though do not
bear the character Of q t'gourmand the taking Of
which is, confess to me one Of the most import
ant duties Of life and here am again, after the
lapse of little more than thirty-six hours, at my
writing table, to prepare letter 70 be Forwarded
this morning by that fne steamship the DeSoto,
which entered our harbor last evening, and VIII
probably sail for yours as early o. or y cloeh
a. Nj. ss
Yet, though SO brief period has elapsed SINCE
last had the pleasure Of writing You, am IN pos
session Of news which, I think, will not % 81
teeued as exactly devoid Of interest
On the day of the date of my last ietter,
did not hear of the circumstance untii lfetufhea
\ 10 nv office, after dinner, young man named An
eel Perez, who is native of the Asturlas, but VINO
has resided six years in the United States, ana Pc
can,e citizen of our glorious COME early
Jsst year, applied to the Consul.Generai OF .he
| United States for protection, under the tohowins
circumstances He had been drafted last year ~
| "Ouinto', every fifth man attaining years OF ma
turity, and was now called upon to DO mintary auty
to Spain, viii h he evidently does not owe, inso-
| much as he became citizen Of the United states
previous to the period Of bis being drafted for
soldier. Colonel Helm, United States Consul-Gen
eral at once assured Perez that he should receive
ample protection, and forthwith addressed q spir-
tied letter to His Excellency, the Captains
on the subject, denying the right Of Spain to claim
military duty Of Spanish born subjects who have
transferred their allegiance 70 tne un'ea o.a.es.
To this letter no reply had been received at the
s.14,s \ h -s's.s. N
ing last evening"
The Spanish steamship /" MeJico, arrived cary
yesterday morning from Vera Cruz and Sisal,
~, 49, u o,st n.
from the GlIy Oh neA'co " JUG 1Ass UT.
The ,Dia'io de Ia Marina has received by THIS
| arrival full file Of the Progreso (Vera Cruz pa
- ~ fcr,osr ana not;ca 90 neyvs from The CITY
pss9 = ~ and con.
OF Mexico W sne ias.ei ua'e. ual'ia'e aAA1
| dense the following from the Atculle lafternoon
| editionl Of that paper OF last evening:
a.. ya,o f,,,, c,,t,oarua daas moi rive any ar
uoI yera Saaz .Ssrs csnnot he
a " - aac;s;a battia between The forees
~ pras;dart ssneral Miramon and those Of Gen.
- orai TTra,a which number eight thousand and
III - ~ M;ra ,,1,, ~ betyaen Ave and siy
nose 2, Zen Te oceounts resnectns the nun.
~ III M fnrcaa IL t5e ans and
IL oshsr AZ snicientv CONTRADICTORY Tie head
If s;en Mramons forces are at 1rapuato
" Sag ha ~ mode an axcnrsion 10 i,nanaiuato
~ ua'ay ,a' tbe Enash 10 c1at viii hrna ,s
De,sss ~ 80 go = II a V
Y W. 81 have abnndant news from The fanitaI ali
,,nssvorahie to the conservatives. from which we
i The I'D p,.onreso nnbiishes commun;cation If
-. = * n, ~ NJ norois yrioa NJ ,d Mirae
MOI, He foraar ha vnar ;asneI decree reassnm;nu
he praS;dancv and M;ramon tahng him bv the
WV nam = n = g " po'AS y ~
i; also said tbera ia mucb d;v;s;on Samong
| tba consarvatvaa WIN had estahlisbed a nronnnci
amento among The garrison; that one battalion Of
sappers, Of upwards Of q hundred men, had gone
forth rom the cry ana lomea .ae tsaera,sts ana
them hack thew had been unabIe to do so: thai
many persons Of different opinions were imprisoned,
| and that the diplomatic body did not know the
gove,hea; anu iaslay sas panAea geshea maa
cras;t II seven the latter consisted Of loans ne
4 bills. bonds Of Tehuantepec, Sonora lands, etc,
| etc. To Mier Il Teum they are indebted four hun
Urea thousand aoilafs' anu 70 isurpo anu o1lefs
\ The Minister ~ France. Senior yiscount de- Cab.
| riac, who leaves the Republic by permission Of
his Government, had passed from Vera Cruz on
w Ehss W. y 80 ~ opJsoa " thAn
The Prooreso supposes the Government Of Vera
Cruz had thrown obstacles in the way of public
manifestation IN tavo q Of ms Exeellency.
~ s,;,,,,;oa,,a1 Il Mera Il III 25,b NAV me
news from the Peninsnlar is absolutely of no inter
est. On the night Of the I'd Mr. McLane, Minister
q We unlted states y sera WV, arrived ~ ms
sisai ~ tia II var staamsr RroosIvp He va
Immediately felietated and Hospitality entertained
by Senior Zetina, commissioned for that purpose
w ane inlIafy co'nlh a.l \. n, ~ II. ii,
at which were nresent the Presidents Of the Conn
| ell and of the Superior Tribunal of Justice. Va
rous democratic sentiments and those OF fraternity
were ip.efehansea.
Eeiogio ffauo' pereeo NalVez' oenhHo de Gar
aenas' rfaneisco sllliens1 aahlora' eohcernea u
.ne assass'na1ioh q oehor Aguefos, nave peeh II
.ne capn,'o echapel' the las. tWenty-1oar hoofs
ansy WI, 20 garro'ed this morning. Domlngt
aiial - o.ner assassih' Y uhaerstooa Y De de
ahu .foi,i a1l as.ach Vi ehe uyse1
.eiy "n..n WI pfopaoy esfiy MN 70 MS iohs
noiae sneutu ~ iscoser, he WI iortnWitn Ds
SEM y Africa.
o''oo = sne iass nuuioei " 'ue CUBAN MES
senser s'a.ein !, .hat report Oh NINE OF I'M
iuns raves Y 'ae sugar MARKET some TOUT q nv
HeeAs silee, WIS incVfrec1 quoted y. o. NO. 4
at II reals per arrobe. The commercial editor o
the Cuban Messenger says the lower rates at which
two or three months, has been u reals per arrobe