New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19
TwNri HAVANA.
Arrival. from snnto Domingo Large
NumAcr of sick i'm tho Spanish Army
OMcisI Paper Of the Rebel Govern
ent-E,oclsnde-T runners Arrival OF
Mexican Refugee.
IRON Our spceis' Correspondent.


From Our Spccis' Correspondent
HAVANA, Feb. Il, 1854.
Sine. nv last little news of importance has
arve here mud nothing Of very startling nature has
transpired Our latest dates from Santo Domingo ni0
10 the 9TH inst per steamer Agula, which arrived 'H'
morning Although tlere have been several aiI4' a''
from that island they have brought 10 items o.
or at loast none have been as yet made pupn'' "'0
NAV or nav not be significant From Puerto rata We
have dates 10 the 9th inst The San Francisco de BORA
arrived Al Santiago de Cuba the 9th WIN 'oo soA
and woupded.n left go there. and bTouSht ~ 70
Havana where she arrived yesltIuuS. nv ~ u
Santo Domingo being hcu 20 ~ ." tSa Island os
and wounded" are being SIte.ed y" 'No AS''iu "
f~nb, thsf Universal resource NPdln'
The CIV Of Santiago de Cuba is ful; 5OO nave peen
-. 90 1,,i,ided 90 10 Cardenas Some 90 have al
o.aSy orrved here and doubtless more ere coming u
This and other points of The Island IherG were seven
officers GcporieQ among g atsd tbst there are now
ver no Ol sick and wounded" lying in various hos
1itals in consequence Of thus rebellion IN Santo 10,
Tingo-u.arly half the whole number sent there Ada
a. his she humber az killed be it what it may-for
vrespme the true number viii never be known nov even
in Spainand you form some ldea OF me COST % NE
20 Spair for these "sck and wounded. Ii their h'es
Sc sevcd in ali probability not Onetenth will recover
Don Manuel Lorez Secretary Of the Government OF
Santn Domingo has arrived "oO an important ms
s;or What can IL be, Tic Santo Domingo (clty
1snars tell Ms that the rebel in very bad way;
hat tberp
eeived 10 hing from abroad q since The schooner SeS
captured at Monte Christi though they exchange their
tobacco &c. at enormous loss FOR necessarles through
the Havtcn frontier Here is fine chance for block
sderuIning and doubt not many ventireSone people
viii run the few risks ioy The sake Of TIC great profits
II is amusing now TO see The view The Spanish journals
take of Hayti. They say "Hayt does not allow the
DomnicsnS TO their frontier. in order thus 10
Obige them TO fight against us
Poor Hayti II impossible 70 satisfy the Span
isrds. You remember whet tempest in teapot they
raised because Hayi allowed The Dominicans TO flee
across the frontier that these were not political rem
gees but criminals &c, sc. Now. when HaYtl 70
please thela OF perhaps 20 avoid the casiigatiOn the
Spanish newspapers threatened. refuses YUM 10 these
sacaed RebeM these same nc spapers assert that it is
-in order thus 70 obge them fight against us The
Provisional Government Of Santiago iebeD has issued
~ newspaper called the Boi,' Ofc,a in which they ad-
init their losses &C. when they take place aud chron-
ile their victories and advantages someW nat e&nggei
ated no doubt this is NATURAL but no more than thef
opponents do. perhaps even 10 greater exteut he
ia. or OF Santo Domingo City Of The 3Oth says;
On the 9Sth the corvette MaZarreddo arrived with 100
troops On the goth II. c. NJ. steamer Uioa anchored
in our port from Puerto REQ. with Battalion No OF
fhe regiment Madrid 30 mem towing the schooner
Catalina in which apart Of this force. The steamer
Europa arrived here on the 9Th with some " SICK
talgunos individuoS enieImos) II the Spanish army
.lhe steamer Maria which left this the other day with
r3 soldiers FOR ST. Domingo put into Santiago de 'nDa
the st nst and left on the Sd with her tooops The
san Quentin is getting ready TO go IN the same dfec'
10n she is loading mules and provisions. and viii leave
On the evening of the sth the Mexican schooner
Oriente arrived here from Campeachy with - refugees
some OF whom have been prominent actors in the late
commotions in Yucatsn. They are allowed TO come by
virtue Of tho Sd Article Of the csptulation OF Cam
peachy 10 Clone: "Those persons who shall not con
sider themselves safe In the city shall be transported 10
Havana at the expense OF the French commandant'
Clone. .
tor Of the so-called Confederate Army" wish our
cruisers could have nabbcd her 10 Mason Shdet-saIe
and excepting the capture Of the steamer itself
ale ran the blockade from Wilmington and was
therefore strictly contraband of war. BE goes hence
70 Vera Cruz per English steamer OF the I'D OF this
month; reports that he has mission to Mexico but
probably goes 10 hunt up Magruder Slaughter 60,
as according to the Confederates here It Is long time
since they have been heard from a. Richmond.
The U. s. steamer Huntsville, Capt Chandler came
IN this morning from Key West. She viii 60 into dock
here. hisfEngineer Ieler Is also here, and WIN
superntend some repairs Of her machinery She brings
The glorious of the capture OF the steamer lumber
)snd-that was TO have become a pTiyateer-loaded
with arms munitions Of war. &c. send you list OF
the prizes made lately by Admiral Baileys feet The
carnival was over at daylight on "wednesday morning.
it was more animated this than last year Tomorrow
the Pinata balls are given which VIII end the masking
for lssf saYe a little Of il AZ Easter.
The opera has fallen of wonderfully lately The i'm.
7ressaro foolishy allowed the Tacon 10 be takcn away
from lin the Marzetti troupe; and now those who
wish to :" do the Italian must go 10 the Vilanueva
new prima donna ives anDounced-Marfi AlIn0ntL III
Iucis. but this would not 20 down the reheafsals
showed; so Madame Lorini. in Norma who had taken
well before annOunced but there were not over
one hundred paying people IN the theaier Tomorrow
Nabuoo Donosor to be given Tonight Harry Sander
son will have crowded house for his farewell concert
PRIZES CAPTURED SINCE DEC. 10, 1865
Dec l6-Sloop Magnolia from Havana bound to
Mobile captured BY the T. s. schooner ARIEL tender to San
Jcnto the schooner Georgia tender TO the Gem q the
Dec I7Bri.h schooner Rn-sove t2s tuns) rom Nassau,
o! and Of 100 baga Of salt bags
Of coffee % chests ftes snd barrels of WHISKY cspnred
Dee 2l-,rish schooner Edward prize 10 tender Fox ten
der to ssa Jscino cargo Alt aud esd &c. IT.. 49,,
released BIZ the Court about The IL Of February.
Jan fSchr Roeouek captured by San Jaeuto, with an IS
Dee 2sloOp Hancock captured by sunaoWeri ssi
J,D'--Briti.h scAr Flag. c,p,ured by u S. steamer
JsnosoOp Maria Louise 70 tuni 1900 pounds Sea Island
cotton captured by bark Roebuck -
Jan. IL Briisb schooner Susan un cargo - sacks Of
s and sudr boxes Of dry goods captured by bark noe
buck.
Jan. I3-Bri,i.h schooner William from Nassau cargo,
Jan i5-Schooper Minnie under British coior cargo All
maya hsnsPor Union cargo % b,les cotton. NJ.
Iokney River and destroyed b. Stars and Stripes Is bas Of
jan is-stesmer Laura capursa by the Star. and
and the Hendrix Hudson while trying 10 run in 10 Dixie"
jan n.-schT w A. Kaine (ConfeAera'e) captured by q
boat and three from the Roesj % bales cotton
and % boxes tobacco They also captured the 81
for which Acting Ensign JamesH Russell 1.-THE officer in
him. one Of which bit day before deserted from
Roberssa Rebel Company and shipped on board the bark
Restless.
Jan isBsh -oop Mary. M. Dohsr'y master 81 bales
cotton. Captured by Roebuck
Jan lo-Schooner Eza Of Nassau g 31lO0 tuns) II bales
Of cotton captured by bark Roebuck
Jan Bishop Caroline salt, &c. captured by the
bark Roebuck
Jan. 3i-Brsh soop Racer 20 bales seaisand cotton;
Feb eStesiner Cumberland; sgsorted cargo; mum
tons Of war, Ae captured by United States steamer Dc
De, tsmall sloop boa; Gopher cargo box of notions
captured BY bark Roebuck.