New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-25
FECI1 HAVANA.

Arrival OF Sailors for the French Fleet ut
Vera Crpz-The Suppression of the
Slave Trnde--A New-xork Vessel Lnnds
400 Observation-Disclosures Promptly
rns,isuted-The English Gonsu;.Gen-
eTal Spending Money very Fo0iishiy-
Novel Criminal Suit.
The u. 5. steamer BIO Bio Capt. i. A. Drew,
from New-Orleans Dec. II at p. m, and hey
West Dec I6, and Havana Dec. Is. arrived at this
,ort lost evening. On leaving Havana, the Bio BIO
experienced heavy % porther." which lasted for
ssycral days Passed the Bar at the South w s.t
Pass at q. III. on the llth; ongS l. breeze aud
noavy sea. Passed steamers Roanoke and Potomac
gong 10.
from Cur sreeial Correspondent.
HAVANA, Dec. II, 1862.
| improve an unexpected opportunity, that Of the
steamer Bio Bio, which arrived Yesterday from
New. Orleans and Key West, Of writing you.
On the 9Th inst. arrived in Santiago de Cuba the
Bri ish transport Una, having on board IL sailors
for the French feet at Vera Cruz. They came fro~
Martinique. The French steamer Tampicc, Of the
st. Na1are line, arrived ut Santiago de Cuba the
7th. By her Mr.. Budin and Secretary went to
Vera Cruz on mlssiOn IRON tie Emperor. ne was
for sometime IL, asurer al Cbambery tSAyoyl
VITO has been for some time in the coioDy II Mar
Unique to make expe iDeuts in his theory for the
| cure of yellow fever
Oar Few Captain General seems Inclined TO fulfill
the treaty between Spain md T. gland 70. the sup
preston Of tie slsve-trade. The Spanish steamer
Noe Dspin, which lett your port about "A year ago
and came 10 Matanzas aud OF VII Gu we hsd lost
zgt for soue mon -Ds, has turned mp on The south
SIDE Of the Island, wueIe she has landed cargo 81
about 400 negroes near C.en'Gegos; and as NOON
Gen. Duce heard Of This ai1air, he cent AIR. Oren-
bach tue blet officer in the Cusion-liOuss Police
! Department, TO look into it. The same dav M.
Zuneta nnd Mr.. Ioca, wealthy aud principal negro
importers here sought audience OF the Captain on
eFal, who denied lDeIn, saying he was acquainted
vita the object Of their vi,it ldoubtles. 10 Offer
| bribe 10 allow the negioes 10 40 Tree OF govern
mental III erereucel. | trust The active begsures
conn encei will be carried 10 happy conclusion.
Iney will not be able 20 tor be Mr. Oifenbach, who,
eia tod, j. very much opposed 10 slavery.
| Tie Secesh y mpatlDzers met at Mr. Crawford
! lEup s1 Coutul. General) on Moncay evening. 4 g
officers and band vi the Immortality Ia Br.nsh ma
oi-warj were present, ana tie alter GiscOnred some
nuc music bus shOwCG TIER neulra.ry by PLAYING
such airs as "God Save the South. sly Mary
land" and "Diyie." There were good many
Euroyo aDs pre- cut but few from the Uni,,d Stes
We have been somewhat interests IN tho Grimm
suit OF Cbas. d.. lredeuoks versus Maestro, g.
photog raVhem. lon viii reD,cu Der / wrOie you
that tho Ia tor employed man. Frederick Golden
BY name, and given cut that Jr. Frcdercks had
arrived az hls establishment t6ns WILDLY intending
10 mis-ad the public b, the siuiianiy OF Il given
name aud IA sUcua1ie. IL has been admitted as Il
criminal suit by The tribunals Loro, an is ibc fret of
the KIND ever tiled Oh sue Misunderstanding akin TO
forgery.
Tue Eugisb ship Colorado arrived from liver
pool tls mOEring. Sac is deep-l den with coai il
OF 1900 taus burden, aud got ashore in The narbOf
There coral rOcsr under her and severe notn.
eater, which came up a,t zig s, nay 90 Der con
siderable damage. llere j. sea in tue har-
Dor thai Eltle assistance ca be rendered.
must tex Of you TO slow me 10 thauk Sir
LittieiotD, Pnrssr OF the Bio BIO, through yoni
coluuHs, for bs kind atteutiDue ~ furnishing me-
with late papers from New Oh, aus which 1 fos-
ward lie mas several lines aided Ouf l.tcrcsis h.
this line.
ine opera Is improving. Last night Wa had the
third representation Of Un Bao in Nj chera which
e tie tesl produced Illus far. An anu,iue ncoeot
occurred, which Tor moment upset ths gravi o.
Melon tbs Pruir DO1pa. Ii ia the custom mere B.,
throw doves with ribbons attached on the stage, one
la oej ~ be orchestra during TIE second act aud
wh,n the Amelia was ia tie taOst excrnciaili 4
agony, bc,.i.g 10 BE- allowed 10 emJrac. her enid
ere slie ehs II bbed b. her husband tho dove wss
put Tie bsrs AT CT feet when ste renc yed
her hands ircu her eyee, ia her lap des tas dove.
Her start causfS Der finile sud he house Al roar.
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There will be Social tea meeting OF the Sunday
school and ierd Of the Ch,iisN Alliance TIL, evening
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