New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28


The ladies Of tits city have been very active lately In
raising bazaar or Charity Lottery Of which the Prize.
various articles given ty The citizens AZ va io,
merly opened on the 18th by H. T. tho Captain General
who has given magnificent set Of svcrspoons for Coz
fee and tea. There are over 500 objects. among
them carriage which cos, g. go. Some 81 our pref
test young ladies sell tickets, among which naturally
there are great many banis The object o! ell uis
is for the Charity Association for the poor Of Havana
The Arrival Of the Union Troops at Brrzos
md BrowusviIic-Rsido OF Csb~s into
masamorns-He il Arrested and shot.
Froua OsI SIsciA Corrsspondeat - So,
Bys schooner, tho W. ID. d. Hyer, from
Mstarnorss. We hsvo the following rood nevh Which
To- ot il down. Correspondent Of the Derio Avann)
sends letter Which translate. a. IT contains We moei
consse md Trustworthy account OF events which have
lately tTarspired shsre' ..,,.-vo,.. Nj, 10 1874.
ION the sth.thc arrival u 600 federais ct Brnos
de Santiago was announced; On me Oh. 0, oIaer Oh
GEN Rec TIE Confederate headquarters and barracks
st Irow nsviile we're set FIRE. ard 81 The ihhsD-
itants fed with thsr families AID chsiies TO Mis-
side Of the riser Jhe ConIedeIs'o, ,ie2p, ~,
ONT. The Confederate troops retired toward Tho IN
t.rAr. Ger. cobos who for ls years has figured IN
Mexican poliica and who Lad been h'ine fcr 'ons
months IN Brow nsville. uaabe 70 come even 10 TINS
place placed himself at the head o. some OF the mhahit
ants II that town ard with them maintained order tn
the srrvsl the Cnonit 10 whom lie delivered svery
a
at the head of band Of crossed over to tbs place
arrested a, day yht the Governor and other nutoie
as well 40 several persons whom lie suspected 10 be IN
incal " him. A. noon lie is,ued Poena,ioL eseiar
ing for tho rcsc.!onary party 10 Which no had always
belonged which part Of Ito plan. The result Of sl
this that the next morning he WA nIres!ed ana
'ho. mmedieisy together rita orc wa yto saea him
"Araiu. Tie Uaiononists ON nrfivingnt Brovrs'
Vile took possession q nearly ell tAe houses mosty
empty and qnnrterec themselves therein Yesterday
,hcy seized the three steamers James Haze Mustang
-. In fYa - Va AM "A
last II al le.geen tire and bar and tbs place. They
were on the Mo,iehn tide, and bad tho Mexican Lls
living hen thev taken. Ii Is tnid and seemingly
with good foundation that these seizures were Hede With
the consent OF tie authorities here Three days before.
they seized tho schooner Matanoras which Piled be-
tween this place and New YORK ard was anchored In
Mexican waters They have also taken posseision OF
ten vesses Of different nations because sold. they
were within the lines " tho american waters Other
political inlroglios IL II feared will take place Oh the
arrival hsre Of tie French which believed " be Ger
tain and on the occupation OF tie frontier by the fede
rails The commerce Of Jour island Cuba, therefore.
should be very csniousj for ny part do not believe
that siLrs We at all settled IN less than FIX months
There are here sbout 90 bales OF cotton and this
amount viii coon be augmented by those which are 10
be sen. fro Monterey Brazos de Santiago ia destined
10 be- ss formerly the favoris port and from he north.
ru States thoy van inui date rs With al knds Of mer
ehnndise through il and brownsville The establish
neut Of three lires Of steamer from BrHos IN New
YORK talked Of and by that route nearly ell the cotton
will DO exported fir 10 rus that tho fedcras are going
10 send 1900 lnsu 10 & .rd tie frontier"
Hnotter sosount say. ION tho % Inst, the erpe.
dltion II the United States from New-Orleans at.
10 dissmbIk the coast 10 the northwaId Of
the mouth Of tine Rio Bravo bn did not succeed 40
count Of the heavy sea- On TIE fth, they again at
tempted II st tho other mouth Of the sane rverj and
although the tes Is always here very heavy and the bar
across the entrance seems mas OF breakers the dis
alton was partly accomplished, though with
much difficulty and some loss Of iife. several boats
but wa: resumed the next day. ard CONTINUES to-day
Che latter II dated the 7th) II II calculated tho eIps
dictionary force amoupta ~ about 5000. They have
been brought In 10 vessels transports and msnofwsr
papers give nicely naLe details OF the skrmishes Of
Which Lave written yon. Tho Ell Captain-tiensra
Ivsro LOFT this island In the nail steamer Principe Al
foDso the 18TH part Of the troops which are 20 DO
sent 10 ths island have arrived They come about $50
at q time, twice month, by tbs mail steamers md
on tho 18th She steamer Csnaias In with 73 She
lef. cadz with 0o but go put ashore Puerto
Rico 0so II 10 said) You~ill remember tho ridiculous
blockade declared by Gen. Kiyero VI The Island Of
san,o Domingo" AZ wiots you would be the case,
this has caused cons mrtb and On
he IN Gen Vargas issued the following:
several doubts and having ,.an Il. re
gard to the meaning and 81 %. t.eDsion Of s
done away with AL indeeision AID uncertainty AID using tho
utss conaded % me Cp'sn GENERAL and Cis Of this
fr Ths blockade ofth coast Of the Spanish portion Of
the leland OF so Domingo ony includes the Po,s bays and
which are not cocnpsd by troops 81 the army and
therefore those Of ssnto Domngs Vyl ssmsns and Puerto
Plata are free also all Others hereafter occu lad BY tho army
spaisn Consas may furnish the nserrsry clearance
vessels that with ct esrsoes bound Tor these place.
Second. The proclamation sbs be published AMI circu-
lated In due form or its strict and Pongt fuihm.n
"CAKLOS DE VARDAS
" Sanso Domingo Nov. :. 1851"
From tho Canary Islands como rumors OF an enconn.
ter Of the st. Louis with tho pirate Georga but the
only foundation can find IL paragraph an the
GpeneAs. 40 follow:
encounter with the Union corvette st. Louis which
few days since was In our port and which, according