New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-18
Tbs Pirnte stonewail still at Hnvana-Ar.
rival there of the Frigate POwhat"n,
Can't. WOrden-The G:unboat Aries on
Havana nlso-CsPture Of n British
Iocknde.Ruuner with Two Mysteri.
Gus Passengers and 100000 in Specie.
HAVANA. Nav -, TO.


OF course the chief item of interest here is
The nitrate ram Stoncwall II she left Tenerife
on the LIST of April and arrived at Bermuda on The 10Th
after short stay she proceeded TO Nassau wnch port
she unable 10 enter On account OF the BAR she
reported TO draw l6 feet Of water.
After waiting two or three days of Nassau she came
here taking three days for the passage when mas Dee
done in half the time and is usually done In two or two
no salute was fired of course. The General de Ma
rina or Admiral Of this station Immediately sent an
officer on board offering cOureses Of the station, and
ye.te rdsy went himself | did not learn whether he
went in full uniform not but think it probable be
is very fond Of gold lace. &c. He took his daughters
with lin as IA pretensc with which 10 cover the charge
of an official visit and yesterday the son OF Count
OReilley one OF the Captain Generals aids went on
board. Several officers Of the Government have been
on board.
intended going 10 Key West there 10 destroy etc.,)
Of course endeavOred r. send them word 10 PM them on
their guard but the authorities here refused roundy,
and not in the most courteous manner elmer 10 1911
ANYTHING go over which hey had conuol-ho even To
be allowed 10 send out tug TO asihi an American Ves
sci in danger. This was refused by senior HERRERA Tue
Tinag il was determined 10 send the United States
mail steamer Columbia with dispatches 10 commodore
Stribling zone diligently was attempted IN me .ss'
IIou.e about clearlI, her bur Messrs. j. w Mo
rnics CO. who have considerable influence III that de-
n.r.ment Of the Government here soon removed them
x, this tine 1t p. m and 1t was necessary 70
have a Moro pass from the Captain oil the poTt MS
Office would not be open till p M III was Obtained al
lat and iyOrQ sent 1the y" Pct IeauN
Son ching vas being done to the hoilers. winch was
tnishcd and steam was got up. This was done III an
honr and half and at 81 The passed the Moro arrived
a. sand Kew LIGHT and fired guns aud rockets for
uilot None came 70 a boat was sent up TO Key
West-a long pun against wind and tide-awoke Com.
modore Striking, who sent for Commodore schenck.
Strbng went back bed again without even sending
A message oftLaDkg 20 Consul here, and much less
thanking the messenger Commodore Schcnck thanked
this messenger, and heartily.
Atsa III. on the ETH the Columbia started back ar
irving here at A. p. ~.
This morning tie Powhatan, Capt Worden arrived
and the gunbOat Aiies D. outside
Tn-dny is the anniversary Of the King OF SPANS
birtbdev 30 there az the national salute this
inc and al noon again. French mnL-ofwar and the
Powhntsn taking part. The latter was obliged 10
draw al the shots from her guns 10 fire this salute The
poor Sfonewa could only hoist the Spanish flag at the
fore in silence
There have been many visitors to the pirate Of course
and the ferry company advertised one OF their boats TO
60 out and around her, taking passengers at twenty
cents each ana believe goes again to-day.
One Of the twelve passeD that the lmogere landed
in Matsnzss Zach. Davis, pilot from Galveston.
From Kew West learn that The ARIES captered n
brig under English colors from the Florida coast Tor
Nassau with 100 bales Of cotton on board, c5o1eD IN
specie and two not the crew or passenger hss
AID who refused 10 give their names. as dld the cay
tain. OF where he was from