New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
FROM HAVANA.
Arriyni OF The H,io BiO-Dcpreda,ions Of
tho Alnbama--Isu About the Vnn-
dcrbiIt-Indiun Onfrs8es in Rucnian-
Inter from tho Revolution ia Se"e-

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From Our special Correspondent,
HAVANA, Feb. y, 1863.
Naturally your first question will BE- Of the Als
bama' We have nothing late and doGute. w
lab heard OF her on the 28th ult on which day Sd
arrived 1t 81. Domingo but sailed again on the 10Th
having landed eighteen prisoners of captured vessels
This We learn through the Boletia AhyeanM 0
Porto Rico Of tho g., inst. A letter from Mayaene
says the American schoouer Miranda entered tha
port on the is: nst., having on board one of th'
prisoners made by the Alabama wrote you tina
she left Kingston on the 18th ult. 1t appears she
then Vade for 81. Domingo, and, Ell route, captured
and buried the American ship Golden iIule, which
With cargo valued at 100000, was on her way
from your ,'iiy to Aspinwali. Mr.. Moore, large
stakeholder n,le company to which tho vessel and
cargo belonged, is now here. The AlabamC re.
manned twelve hours alongside the Golden Rule,
selecting what articles might be Of service, obging
even th. captured eIeW 80 work in transferring the
effects 30 rejected 10 the Alabama. Another vessel
name not giyen--from Martinique for Boston, was
immediately gwen 10 the tanles The opinion OF all
was, that the Alabama would remain in those
wsters, lnrca by the vast cruount OF Prey ard the
many ports into which she can run wheE chased, or
when out of provisions or coal. The officers OF the
Alabama boosted that they would yet get IN Aspn-
v all steamer and fit her out ne their consort The
Alabama reported l32 men, all told at ~. DoringO.
HE DidTIO de Ia M1rtHa Of the II inst. publishes
y letter purportng 10 como from Kingston, which,
IS II contains nothing true that was not known here
previously, is suppoOsd to have been written here
The letter says that tue Vanderbilt arrived at King
s.on on the nth this needs coDffmation), bot
" could obtain neither coal, provisions, nor any
Of the many articles she neoded, 40 no Que would
take drafts on the United States Treasury. The
Vanderbilt obtained nothing because she had no
specie." ghs, US you know, 10 u falsebood. know
OF between g., 900 and 600 in gold that ale had
on bosrd and she bad also al unlimited credit on
The Vanderbilt left Havana she was provided for
years cruise, aud in 80 short u time 1t Is hardly
probable che should need anything.
The New-Cresns payers broaght by the Bio Bio
contain All account OF the Alabamas visit at King
s,on. The news from that port up TO the 9th inst,
but says nothing Of tho VanGerbllt having been
even in those waters. send you a copy OF an OK.
ira OF The Ere, which first gave the news, and
from which the other papers have copied. Tue cate
OF the Di0rio'I pretended letter 10 She 18th inst.
OF Tue Florida we have heard nothing since the
Sonoma chugcd her into hurricane on the I'D ult.
Several steamers and vessels as YOU have doubtless
learned, were more or less disabled in that gale,
and we entertain s.ro1g hopes that the elements
have done what our gunboals lave tbus lar ihiIed
an doing-snnk the Florida. Had sine been merely
damaged, she would have put into somo port, and
We should have heard OF her ere tLs, us more than
n month mas parsed The New-OrleaAs papers will
give Won In Interesting account OF vfiZs made by
ihs Re,ribuiion ~ the Dixie we hear nothing.
The Spani,h Minister at Washington has coInnu-
ncnted 70 this Government, which has bad it pub
iished 10 the Gore.a, iis Official organ, that the
Lloekades Of Galveston and Cbareston have been
rc-es'nblsied. Tho D,or'o OF Santiago &c Cuba OF
the I'm savs. "To.day arrived in our port the
United Sisiss steamer Wachusett, also the gunboat
Oneida, OF the came nation, TO obtain coal. Iney
have been cruising in the waters Of Srnto Domingo.
The Spanish steamer M,zwedO saluied them, ns SEQ
did the fsss. which selues were returned by tho
Wnchu-ctl.'
We have received the Esg,rttH Ndcionai, pub.
lished ia Merida. lucs'aD, up TO the 9Th INST No
thing OF Importance had lrauspifed. Tho rebellious
indians were committing Satious cIIu.oG III different
pare Of The State.
We have dates from Porto Rico ~ the 18th int.
FsnTu Venezuela we Lave up 10 tho 2ist ut. Gen.
Falcoa, after defeating Gen. Camera was IA hls
turn defeated, and has lied 10 ChnruguA.8. The re-
telhon IN MAracuibo still continued, aud also tie
blockade. The Government troops have occupied
Beiuma. Moniaban and Nirgua. Ex-Prcs'dent
Bonagls, while fleeing to BarraDcas. was attacked,
bu, sTcceeded IN escaping AMI has He'd To iatasca.
The English brig Pnhce OF wales had arrived al
IaguHvIa with the materials and apparatus for tho
Gas Company Of turacas, alec 1eyefal engineers
Rom IIayti we learn this, The Spanish corvette
Corte1, while in Port au Prince, was saluted with
n guns. President Gohrard Was Obliged TO borrow
n Spun.sh fax in order to salute Il.
Ihc grand organ Of our cathedral was last Satur-
dav accepted. IL il grand a,lr, made by Aessrs.
Mcrkhu & Scbul2e OF Drussels and cost, pus up,
$s 49,. twenty thousand dollars were lei' Tor this
nu, po.o in the will OF Don Joaquin Gomez, who
d.ed here some time since
On tie evening OF the Eth, the Spanish ship Ana
uot ashore about - miles from this port, Oh the
lnucon SLoalF. She was from Malaga. Her cargo
wcs discharged. and size got OF with little damage.
A daughter OF John Miguel AiirVaon, the Mexican
usnrrer a cd nj tho lloiel Cuabno from which place
quite a nIge funeral corle4e accompanied the re-
mains 10 the cemetery.
Feb I7-salsd, Confederate sioOp General Worth for
Mstsmorss -, a, , -, l., -,
FeD n.-Auived, English ~ schooner Amelia, s2 days
tom ~ Maiks 90 tuns, cotton m
2J-ssiled Confederate schooner Three broiheTS FOR
t,S ass.ed for Nassau Confederate sloop Joe Fsnner
The Rhode Island, Santiago deiCuba, AMI oonoma
have visited u.s. Tie latter s still IN port.
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