New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
HAVANA AND MEXICO.
The Surrender of tho StonewnIl-Arrcst OF
Americans i'm Vern Cruz-No REASON
Assigucd-Thc Prospects Of tho Mcxi.
can Republic Brighscning-Rcpubii
can Troops Rcappearing in all Quar-
tcrs-The Revolution ia Hnyti.
HANASA Mnr ~ isrI


All the excitement here concerning the
Stonewal has about died ont. She delivered "a
the Captain-General last Saturday morning as de-
post, to await further instructions from the Home Gov
ernment AS 10 what disposition VIII be made OF her.
She will probably be delivered 10 the United States
Tie delivery was thus announced In last Tuesdays
DiGrio:
The commander Of the Stonewall in consideration
o. tie exceponahlc situation in which he found him
self snd also the necessity for longer time TO make re
pairs 10 his machinery. SC, mad presented paper to
the chief authority of the Island, expressing the Wish
that all occasion for alarm that his stay in the port or
his departure heIeirom might cause 10 the commerce
OF the port should cease. and had requested the Cap
tain General to receive the vessel under his command.
TO await the further disposition thcreofby Her Majesty
and his EIceleDcy having IN view the interests Of the
country and Of peace bad acceded to the request and
Saturday morning the vessel was delivered by IN
ventOry 10 the marine authority. and moved down TO
the Arsenal or Navy Yard and at present is under the
charge of Spanish officer and crew"
Therefore We may conclude that the affair or the
Stonewall is AT an end for the present.
HAVANA. MAY ~ lo65.-Ihe only items OF news from
Mexico are the following received by the English
steamer Brazilian which touched at Santiago de Cuba
from Vera Cruz.
On the sth SIX Americans were arrested in Vera
Cruz. No reason was assigned.
The place was garrsoned by only 300 men; all that
could be spared were sent after the gucrrilas. At
Pueba il was the same. The guerTilas were very bold
and troublesome
The troops recruited in Europe were snriously eI-
peeled and IL assured that the JuaTs troops were
rcappearing in all quarters.
From the city Santiago By the arrival Of the
Maisc learn the following
An nsurrecton had occurred in Hayti against the
government OF President Gcfrard, who already in
the field ut the head Of 1900 men. He intended 70
attack the rebels who already occupied the capital 1t
was not said whether any action had yet taken place
Some twenty families from Santiago dc los Cabaeros
had taken refuge in Monechrlsf IL was also sad thst
the rebels intended attack the Domncans soon as
the Standards had evacuated the island. The arrival
of the Corsica yesterday confirmed this news Gen
Frances Joseph is AZ the head OF the ProviHonai Gov
In Jamaica much suffering experienced on ac-
connt OF the long drouh Many are IN state OF star
vation and commissions nave peen Ioineu 70 all ,'
suffering, and nave apieaeu W al ioi i"e""s w '''
ate their situation
ON SUNDAY afternoon Captain Mafit sober enough
IN Get himself and his big black newfoundland aboard
NJ he owl and nut TO sea probabl, for Galveston.
On Monday the United States steamer Ares arrived
from a cruise. aud went out the same afternoon We
heard by her Of the capture OF Stephens. Clay, sc.
On Tuesday the United States steamer Powhatsn
with Rear Admiral Strbling on board, came into port
and left Wednesday afternoon.
On Wednesday afternoon. some OF the officers and
crew Of the Powbattan went into drinking saloon,
and while sitting table Rebel flag was spread
out On the table before them with the intention TO lsu
them One Of the officers took The Tag Tore II IN pieces
and stamped it. By this time there was quite row
All hands adjourned into the street and matters were
becoming serious, when file OF soldiers VINO were on
guard at the palace eo.e p marched os,r nI Az 70
two or three hundred persons. None oil our oiicers
wore their sidc.aTns, II they had they might nave
saved themselves an Insult A.,
Thursday was holiday.-Ascen.ion Day-no bus
mess was done. About midday, the United states
revenue cutter Wyanda. with Chief Justice Chase'
Mr. Mellon, Judge Sickney and party arrived rom
SAVANNAH KEY West &c. The following story Is told
Of Mr Chase, while at Key West;
To an old negro known as "sande' he promised
carte.de-visite, and handed him new one dollar pl
"Abar saws Slnde, NOV know you Massa. You
are .Old Ggccnbscks.
Mr. Chase went 10 Natanzas this morning. ana rom
thence will return to Key West and probably 80 10
New Orleans. n, -, = AZ
II il stated this morning that Capt Page. late OF the
SfonevaD intended 10 20 to Galveston III the wren
Several Of the other officers OF the ram nave sopeu of
Mexico. .. ~,
The Nonpareil and the United states steamer Ella
Morse arrIi ed this morning from hey Nesi. ihe
Wyuda leaves for Maianzas today To JOIN MI 'hase
and party.