New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
FIVE DAYS LATKR FROM HAVANA


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p,onl. mt vet Enycssed-Ifcnith OF ssso
French Army Gcod-AI Quiet 10 % - =
pou,isgo- Recognition Of epnnish f>. -
nv the Eri,,sh--fso..ors 90 the Cnpsa'ah-
General Of Cubn-The@ -
AmusenSenis. I'D.
TIVE ~ Tls ~ HAVANA. March ~ 10"
Nv the French transport Aiher ~n1n s', n
-. ,.o;,o of the 9th, fve days from Vera
1'Is 49,. from thai city TO the 2ist, bnt
-. ;r,s,iCs,oe bropeht by ber rs as barren OF news
ms have been al our late ooinuia''''''n' ".'A ''e
-, pa,hc Sill, am able to state that on
20, -! ,bs French had not invested
- a,,.h Las occupied tie capital, as was re-
.,oS - de s,ess Of your city. Operations against
81. Sad not commenced up to the last dates re-
,s,vsd a, ysrslC Even the French report mat
A. ue,eans seemed resolutely determined to dee
ssnd Themselves and no hopes were entertained Of
n;nlsicn though by itwould be avoided the great
80. md effusion Of blood attendant upon the
tsfing of the city by assault. lVl
We are ted BY the Diar,o lHavans) that under
,bese circumstances Gen. Forey was tome what per-
lied so whether he should take Puebla or leave
division Of bic army to invest Poebis wnDe maici;
S,o with the rest upon Mexico" all OF which Is
.ssiy written here--but proves that nothing resois
No regard 70 Gen. Forey, intentions or movements
Known here You will remember, no doubt, M
,fair, Of which wrote at the time. sSou. Que
Csmseho, 8 Mexican guerrilla, Who, near s;1;or sew
rsotured CONVOY, en- route for Orizaoa, n,uus
srsl soldiers and TWO vivaDdieres "enl 'u1
Csmacho has been caught by the rroneb, snu oeu |
fenced TO hard labor. We areito ne was W no.
been executed bat that Ids sente.u S c;ver Inv
TED on sccOuDt OF NhiuhVo
him 10 the French. od |
The health Of Forey's army IS eald 10 DO goou,
xbich lie the most important item OF news We hEne
from Mexico. He. NJ. steamer OF war iseoelis
Cstholies came in yesterday from OF Tommy Sanr H.
.Toots She carried, but the ammunition, money
fslOO CO0l. and mules, were left. The reyoiunoa
ssms over The Cap ain General Of that island mas
i,sued two observation-disclosures o shof one anu W
the roint the other long and verboee, neither oeihg
worth translating. Fifteen days have been allowed
The rebels who are still in st. Domingo thrty TO !
those 10 have fed to Hsvt, and sixty TO tnose WHO
have left the island, II. b. NJ. steamer OF war the
Ariadne, arrived AT ST. Domingo on tue itt hnd rslt
on the 81 for Jamaica and santiago oe Caos' Aoe
official organ Of 81. Domingo, the Gd6eta, says
has The most positive assurances that ~. IS. M. has
oesly recognized the reincorporation OF
With the Spanish Dominiops.
From Teneriife, Canary Islands, we hear OF won |
Dan. one FarigRe de Bahte has at lsst succeeded IN
"inventiDg" ~ perpetual motion. The machine
Is 70 be the motive power Of q boat, and Is soon 70
DO tried. l.,t
his THO around the island. Of course be has been
well received and fsted everywhere. learn of scv-
ersl incidents Of his Welt to Anluetas estate the
Asala, where grand breakfast was given him from
4 friend who was present. The negroes had been
dressed in new suits, that is those who were IN.
tended TO be seen; but While the host wss called
,wsy o moment, the Captain-General FASTENED to |
he negro quarters and was perfectly astonisbed At
the filth and neglect exhibited. tl3t. - s.4 L
- unln mt tbere awaited
hin Outside, and afterward avoided the hospital
(which his Excellsncy did NOT see. fearing con-
talon for bis illustrOuS guest. Whas would tbis |
same goest have sailor done, in fact--had he |
known that near bin, In the woods where they bad
been sent, were $40 negroes recently lsnded-too /
recently to escape suspicion il seen 7 .-...
The frequent murders throughout the island have
caused some excitement, and am told that vigorous
measures in regard 10 them are to be taken.
The Bsyanese have been astonished by young
man from Msnzanio, perfect prodigy, though but
smere child; his snthuetical power. are wonder
ful; bis instantaneous answers to dbieult problems
prOpCunded by the Dean and Professors of the Uni-
veFsity, aud by various learned gentlemen, have
caused quite sensation. Before largo audience |
ct tbs University, on Thursday evening, he showed
learning bis poverty, generous subscription was
raised on the spot, which is TO be increased through
out the island the interest Of the sum collected 70
dsfrsy the expenses OF his edueasion In Europe and
the capital given him on his retain.
The circus company have given their last per-
iormanee, and many 60 By this steamer. We are
now left with little 70 smuse Us, the second- rate
dramatic company at the yillanueya tbester being
hardly worth mentioning, save the young pianist
Teresa Carefo, who 10 dehghting all who have
beard her. She has not yet appeared in public, but
will during The Easter holidays. Mr.. Sandereon's
friends have succeeded in psrsuading him TO remain
short time longer with u, and We are promised
more concerts. 80 Is
We are sorry that the appointment Of our Consul.
General, X. w. Shufedt to the navy, will take hiin
end his invaluable services 10 Government away
from us--though glad that be win be thus placed in
poston no doubt more agreeable TO his tastes than
TIE confinement of an Office All true-hearted Amer
leans regret his departure. -r .. ..g....4. vp - |
fear the importance of this Consulship IL hardly
realized at home, being one Of the ceDters Of the
Rebel bockaderunners only rivaled by that Of Mas
sn. IesrDestiy hope that toe new appointee, MIR.
Perry, will be able TO fulfill as thoroughly has Dir.
stuieldt thsarduous dulies Of the General.
March fs-Ar1ved from ST. Marks days, Confederate
Gsop Mary c. Harris, % tuns, cotton. .y y, Ia :. |
March 27-Anivede days from Mobile Confederate slo'p
knnA g tons cotton.
March s,-Arved dsy, from Mobile. Oonfs dsrate schr
Asbtns, Is cotton. d. .,-,,-.. 20 o,-r.r