New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-01

Pirates Reiessod-wess Ina;aH News-Af.
iairs tn Havana.
Correspondence Of the Associ,ssd Press.

COTCtroLoecce
UAyASA, Jan, ~. 1865.
By the English steamer Elder, from St.
Thomas We have dates from the Repebic Of San Sal.
Y%doi % the 18th ut The presidtntal election had
taEr place without any popular disturbance and result
ed "a tic reelection of Senior Duenas.
, Tire Government has placed at liberty the pirates
John Bradshaw and Thomas Reynolds who were al.
rested their way, in connvance WIN others 10 take
forcible posses'on Of one OF the Caiori steamers.
The tribunal has declared that the Goyernme has no
right inict any punishment although they confessed
ther Intentions and they have therefore been liberated
The British Vice Consuiates have been supPressed by
order of the English Governments
The indigo trade il reported huoyan and business TO
be generally increasing. Considerable harm has been
caused 10 the cotton crop by the rails and 1t Ill there
fore be smaller than anticipated, though larger
than expected ut one tine
From Jainsica learn thst the Jamaica Bank has
ceased II EXIT All ts business has been turned over
TO the Colonial Bank, and compensation b9s been
given the shareholders Of $1,000 sterling Business is
dull and on the 9Th ut additional duties were imposed
OF yarOus articles among them tobacco 2d per pound
or O. ysrs Id leaf ana Cd. on cigarettes and snuff
From Trinidad hear OF excessive rains though The
prospects of the sugar crop were good 10 Dec, ~
there had been exported 80 $40 hhd cos tierces and
375 bbs OF sugar; 069 hhds. and 4C icIccs moas.
sea Gil bids rum 10 pounds coffee. 80 bales and 80
cerooas Of cotton. .
Santa Lucia demanding te delivery 81 four deserteis
from the French navy. This was denied TIE courts
declaring that they had committed no crime ana were
free rom the moment they trOd upon Ingli3h sOii
We have had news in regard to the sugar crop oil
Grenada
Considerable .nTisty IL felt hefo in regard TO the non
e1iyal of the Spanish Gail steamer from Cad.L She
was due here the qth inst ri most the rl. iLtre
is report the she has been lost. bnt 1t can have DO
possible foundation AS write steamer is ZIG nried
OF the Moro q, being in sight, which may prove TO DO
tAf one refer 20.
we have recciyed with Joy TIE gorous news OF the
fall Of Fort Fisher The chief Importance u Havana OF
this victory is in tho cosng Of the port To
ners-:hese are decidedly down IN the noItH. HOW
the principal traffic hence of this Aino wan tle
port Of elyes;ol
y he ENGLISH steamer Vulture arrived On the I'D mon
Nassau She 10 fine steamer q. 30 luna ana maze inc
passage in % hours AS she cane IN she carried Inc
Conftderate flag al the fore. The General whiting OF
which wrote you IN my last. carried bnreee with
G.. 5. S. S. Co. This i am told means Confederate
States St0.u.siI:p Company. ThCTc vas = report she
pped her Dag While passing tho Admiral ship ana
tlht this sslnte was rcturncd-it was 40. returned
However when the Col. Lamb passfd tbs nag ship i
creditaby informed sic salued and tho, salute was
returned by the dipping Of the ensign iHice uhcs'
Our Government ought 10 nveC;eate tbn Iatter rs ia
the Of the Col Lamb. 1t wal the nag % the So
called Confederate Gtstes' that was stl.ied III we
case Of the General Whiting 1t would have been the
English
On the 3d. grand Bazaar or Charity Far.wos opened
in Inc presence Of II. r.. the Captain General Inc
object Is the enlargement Of the Orphan Asylum ana m
cease of the fu,fI Tie chief attraction IA prize
civ en- by the COun.css Vlalueva Of set OF diamonds
GLADDEN., carr ngs. necklace and bracelets, valued at
$1,000 There hIc many other valuable pIi1es some
OF hioh have from abroad We have had cloudy
rainy weather lately, which still continues.