New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-22
HAVANA.
Arrival Of Gen. Breckinridge NJ Cardenas
aad Of Gen. Slaughter at Havana-The
Insurrection in Hayti Losing Ground
The New President Of Venezueln--
Popularity Of the Captain Gcneral Of
Cuba.

HAVANA Saturday, June IL, 1863
The steamer Mexico, which arrived last
Saturday morning, brought news at oil concerning
the operations Of Gen. Meja and the Juarst troops In
the neighborhood Of MatamOros.
In MaamorOs the public were informed on the XeI.
lean Emigration Scheme" but generally doubted and
feared it, The Boosting Of inferior Union officers that
the would end only with the occupation made them
Gen. Breckinridee Col Wood Taylor, Capt. Wilson
laid do Camp 10 jeff Davs) two soldiers and negro.
arrived at Cardenas in an open boat on the 18th
inst. probably from the Florida coast.
Gen. Breckenridge was accompanied from Cardenas
by Spanish officer, who was charged by the Governor
OF Cardenas to present him to the Captain General He
is now in Havana and II was stated that he had been
put under surveillance and ordered 10 report to the
Capt ain General every day-but this Is all bosh
In Cardenas Breckinridge was treated with the
greatest attention by the Governor. have seen him
since he has been here lie Is tall, tnln anu greatly
sun burnt. Poor outlaw
The General Whiting and Psjaro del Oceano have ar
rived from Santiago dc Cuba with more troops rom
Santo Domingo.
The Didro OF Santiago says on The 9th inst that by
the arrival Of an American bark from Cape Haytien,
they learn that the rebellion headed by Col Sauave,
was still going on Several actions mad taken pace
but in ali OF them President Gefrards troops had been
victorious The forces Of the rebels were daily decreas
ing by desertion and they losing courage for IN
every attack they were being Torsted Ther prlhci'
pal force is concentrated at the Cape. Geifrard at last
accounts was within two miles OF the Cape and ex-
pected ~ take the place easily.
The United States steamship Palatin nightly lands
100 men for the protection of the residence OF the
United States Consul There also several other
vessels American and Danish, in port, crowded with
women and children who have taken refuge in them.
The Pajara also brought news from Venezuela OF a
satisfactory character. Gen. Falcon. elected Presl-
dent tor the new constitutional period made his entry
into Caracas on the 10th OF May, but he did not at
once enter upon his duties no had been designated
as arbiter for some differences In the State Of New
Barcelona, where his arbitration produced happy re-
suits. Ten days afterwaTd he returned to Caracas
and the direction OF publlc affairs
The announcement in paper OF Madrid that Gen.
Duce will DO recalled from the Captancy General
Of this Island, has caused quite deal OF feeling in
Crba Quite a long and able petition. signed by the
most wealthy and influential proprietors, merchants
&c OF the island forwarded TO Spain by the mail
steamer which left on Thursday, asking the Queen TO
retain him in his position. The petition lauds the
action Of Gen. Dulce in the delicate aud important
questions OF Santo Domingo, the war In the United
States and the Slave Trade and states that change
at this time would DO dangerous to the best interests OF
the island.
The festival and usual procession Of Corpus Christi
passed OF very finely on Thursday.
The weather has been very warm for the last week.
There s the usual quantity OF yellow fever IN the
city.
Gen. Slaughter late in the command Of the Confed-
crate forces at Brownsville arrived in this city In the
steamer Mexico.
Mr. VIM T. Whiting L. s. Consul here leaves for
the States BY to.days steamer 10 be absent several
months