The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
Threatened Revolution in that Beautiful Island.
&C.. &C., &c.

THE DEPARTURE OF TROOPS FROM H.vANA-sEvERE
MEASURES TOWARDS roRETGNERs-ENGLIsH NAVAL
FORCE TO re sTRENGTHENED-cALLING OUT Tux
MlLITIA-sPANisH VIEW or GENERAL TAYLoR's
PROCLAMATION
(From the N. o Delta Sept 5)
By the British STEAMER. which left Havana the
Goth August we have received from our Intelligent
in tina, city the following letters con
tanning the important intelligence OF tho prsbsbe
pencemsnt Of the revolution
1t will be- seen that The government has been driven
to the sperate measure II calling out the militia aud
has organized force Of four thousand volunteers
These men will be among he most efficient supporters
OF the cause Of Ind. ndence Though the
tie ispd to he .r. the great uue mi
ty Of the people in favor of undergraduates, induces
points which are reported To have pronounced, are
next to Havana. the strongest places the island
They are the points, too where the friends Of indie
peDdence rally with the grta test strength
IL will he seen that the English Consul has sent for
reinforcements for The English feet the Island
TO be On hend to proectth" property AID lives OF Eng
lish residents In Cuba In the meantime citizens
are left without any ad.qua- prorectionhere being
and Saratoga having merely stopped tor short time
ard then proceeded to the North Our government
Fe,ms think our ships are better EMPLOYED In
chinc and harassng our own citizens and depriyipg
.nem ~ the right for which our fathers fought tho
Havana August 81 to 90. 1919
Since he'd this PLEASURE. on the 10th per brig
Salvatore, much has occurred IN his tea pot " of
exciting and tsmpestnnus character. growing out
of the GROWING folly az this government in the
return Of the abducted Rey- In the manner
the value If the Testimony of Rey (which by tho
Adams Gray for the defence of the Spanish Consul
have 1t now in my power having the impe
rial pardon. thatit dated the 18th inst Rey
taken from the baretno-the cell from which they
tid-at half past O'Clock on Saturday the 18th and
taken before the aptsDt neral NJ his qainta. where
ne was made to sign a pstitou-for pardon and per-
mission to return to the United States previously
pared, after which the pardon was granted guard
of honor waited on Rey until O'Clock at night whs n
he placed b ard % the Salvatore in charge Of
the aptan with Instructions that he not t. he
mitted to land again in Havana. This voluntary
giving up has been varoualy sDsy zed according to
the mental alembics 70 which Vt has been nbjeotsd
On the evening Of the 18th n barbers shop one
door from the celebrated Spanish ship Ca
bagas- like {, be particular that Tho Yankees may
know where to get shaved gathered suodry Off
Gals vi h their ~ ckets we'll 6llsd with the weeks
dividend Of fraud upon her Most Gracious Msjesty's
to get cleaned for sunday and CLEAN their
modicum Of news for the sustenanco OF their ineil,
gence for another seven days All The details Of the
days dongs were, Of course communicated directly
by the secretary TO the barber aud he delighted his
auditory OF high aud low With full relation closing
with the declaration "ese Ia herhrra del punaero
Consul .4merScano In English This is the doing Of
the assassin ssbbfr, american Coosu;n using the
most spprobrious language and epithets towards all
connected With the release 81 hey frm death and his
restoration TO liberty
On the Plaza Sunday evening, tho conversation OF
three Old Spapsrds and highly pecsble. was acct
IDENTIFY overheard, and one observed, If the Captain
General had possessed thr prit of doc v. ,,,
have screTed Rey and place hi. DO IN a. the dis
p6..on OF Tho ineT.ea6 r,,shl for such use a. his
government might de,ire.n In another remarkably
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hearing pleasing commentary. In which It was sug
gested that the npudrpt Yankees you'd be salts
fed until they had received chastenent from Spanish
yalor
Such are the specimens and the conversations OF the
whole city have bad sprnkling- of similar b-auties
mot confined TO the vulgar II the worhiesn for they
care hut little about ~ but mbrsrnz the drawing
aud the reception room circles The Foreigners AZ
though watched by spies that grace every aud
Ringer about every table where ftesco are dispensed
the public houses bave had their own ainuseme mt
and conversation which has been at least rational.
have no
,rcss ard whether -,o-rs si,,as are up or down,
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