New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-18
sa,p...nt 1n.urrection at Cuia.

i corrpapondent oil Tie E&PresS' WIN,
v,no makes the following Developments VIM"
correspond in tho main with what we have he'''o-
fore seen and published;
II is most true however, that the whie Po,uiIu,
;ior Of our Island have most narrowly s-ehlcu 'io
fate OF those OF Saint Domingo, and e'e'i 40" 49,.
ind. security Is Eel; BY the greater po.'ion rom ~
;mno.sibilitv OF knowing hUw far the mac munitions
Of inc nn!attoes and negroes have been coune'u1F
81 very strong patrol puFudes our streets ii,7""S'
in addition 10 the usual night "atch ana i'oiIo
Ihelniiowiug declaration 0i one OF tac cV,s
which haze procured with much t'ouY'l "n' H.,
n,.ns, Won NAV rely on authentic u!' ~ ',.,,'
IL vaS actually made before one VI ~
nIie-icds. now sitting i,,rs
SIN. am prisoner before tire court TO u5c'aie
III I trn,, relative 10 ,s conspiracy, and II 90 nv,
declare a;n aware that silal! be 1ashsu III" ~ !,
cease to breathe which acknowledge Sfa'' ~
-. .od dn now deserve to be shot Tor ha'lnS ooe''
-, con. IN te whole plan: but in order To es
cane these punishmcnts, viii reia'e e!l 49,,
All ,he free negroes and mula;toes are acco"P,io
IA m. horrible rising. and /, the discovery Hd
DELAYED lew DAYS longer. lis success 'oii -,
have been prevented. The whole islaho "oul' 10
risen AZ The same hour have oeGh ''i'ei -, ~
among them as | speak tn9ils!i, anu .,
I'll AGO and the rank OF Bngaiief 70 INDUCE nc -
enter into the plot, which for NJ misfortune oo
c.n,sd a. supposed the biow would not i'ii' ana
i an, mt punished, will reveal the whole pi1i "
oDerations acclcdtng documents, arms ana ci..9
itot have been named throughout tle islati' ~
provisional king was TO nave been pr
Fnrlish Consul now residing in Jamaica, VINO mas
son OG0 IN cover the expense OF arms, ammunition
md expcoses ofagents in the cause, oar chie was
..p,ci.!or Tie post man e extraordinary KNOW
i.Ire and d.eplv in the confidence ci the blacks
and rlso many Of lie whites. ihe CHE! IN Havana
,yns .Cnbal!os." retired captain Of the black reg
menf. .,a,,
o,I n man of Great knowledge. lie was General
If Division. In Puerto Principe, our chiet was
Flores vino WIS formerly sent 10 SPAN or maj Tor
being concerned III the other consi!Facy' "i'!oH'
useiesslv naming others OF the s;aii aiu Supet"s'
free necroes and some slaves. will now disclose
,ho nan ri the rising Il was 10 have begun SIM
uI,oneouslv at midnight, between !'latanzas ana
CorIcno-. The blacks were 10 set ire 10 the bu'iG-
ms murder the whites take their arms, aud pro-
coed nj cncc 10 the shore near CardcnoS where lucy
,ynud find six thousand stand OF ariS, ad ail!iilu-
r;,;or landed from an English brIg winch was 10
nave conc from New Providence, and inll upon
.iatanzas with about 3Uo0o men, where 'liey "o'iu
jon their Chief. -:
The plan in Alatan2as was AT first 10 have disirl-
bu,ed small lin cases oi Hrsenlc, procured from
New-Providencc: but the cooks, coachinen ana ser
wants were found sccurc in the cause ihat IL was
thought equally effective that hey should set Ire 10
the houses, murder t!eif Hidsicis, '''" O'i"7 ''
heads t. the cliiei.
Tie same fate was prepared for the Capitol and
other towns of the Island. The signal al Havana
was 10 have been the firing Of rockets ana after the
firing the houses aud numbering all liiey could, the
blacks were to concentrate AT the Bishops Garden
about three miles ouiy and await orders Every
village or Town is comprehended in The plot and The
slaves will declare thai they were offered tiier no
crty that they should possess the land ana the
white women Tor which reason these latter were not
to be Killed unle-s ihey were old ugly. Some
will declare tie women The, had selected others the
murders they were TO commit. In fact, the declar"-
tioas OF my uccomplices will fiji every one with
horror.