The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27
Interesting from Cuba.

interesting from OWbas
CHARTER OF sPI FOR ROUND IsLAND-LA cRonIcA
MORE TRoors FOR TRIMDAD-MoRE REGIMENTS
ICorrsspondencs Of the N. O. Delta.I
HAvArA, Sept. g, 1s4o.
On the arrival of the Falcon ON the Sd Inst qustu
was given to ali excitement here With both oinoisls
and citisens and the scowl Of Issbelss
faithfuls EXCHANGED for the most secom plaoent
smile that mantled the dingy paror OF Span
ish phiz On the ID inst tho government authorised
charter for the fishing smack Moro Castle through the
grand caterer Of and EARTH for tho pastes and
musical taste of Havaua-ths licensed hshmougsr Of
tho city and proprietor OF tho Tacon Theatre Don
Pancho Marty tor the purpose of bearing to the vic
nifty of scat Island" trusty spy to see II there were
indeed any Col White there, with such fsrce had
The arrival Of the Falcon, giving intelligence that
Rough and Ready had followed word with blow caused
the withdrawal Of the charter.
The Crsniea published In New York, under the pro-
lection Of the Spanish government through Csderon
de Ia Barcs and sustained by the authorities Of this
island for seditous action against free institu
breathes Into existence on the 25th ult an article
that would be well good and true. we're It not want
ing In small item 81 fact which may be of little value
In Spanish consideration and that is that nnetenths
of the population of the leland of Cuba OF the
iron yoke which they endure only under the influence
Of soldiery that they have not the means to resist
Where they have looked for sympathy and the means
their agents IL tn. United have BEEN cut
Off by proclamation and the direct coercive action Of
the government Has not such a majority, without
without any implements Of war, right to seek
those things from the most convenient friends their
nearest neighbours protesting the political faith,
which is to regenerate the world? 10 1t not natural
right and pray how else they win the free
dom they long for-he good which they
suffer!
This Crosca directs It's FIRE in the arti Gle alluded to-
against the Sun, Herald Unon and Charleston Mercury
take it, that II cannot be denied, as natural right,
that the peops-the whole people-have the power in
heren for such organization may be for the welfare
and prosperity of the wbole and IT, the that
force having no sympathy (scarcely In blood and no
interest save in robbery with the industry and labor
Of the MAS Of the communty-they are compelled to
adopt their measures in secrecy and develope their
plans and material in the neghboripg friendly land
that they do not thereby lose their moral force their
political rights or their social claims Wherefore,
infer that all those papers obnoxious to the Croics
who would protect the only organization that the
advocating the cause that God viii approve and
bless notwithstanding the efforts Of man 20 thwart
But, all in due time there arc other things, which, il
properly handled, will bring the same result, and make
one of the purest and mot benehcent movements Of
one people to another that the teeming history Of
changing world can show-which lies, too In the power
On the 5th three hundred troops left the city
for Trinidad The late fright has pointed the attsn
ten Of the government to the weak spots, and they
will strengthen them speedily possible for the
moment at the expense Of the city troops few reg
ments, Of thousand each may shortly be looked for
from Spain published In the Picayune, letter
purportng to be from the American Consul to the
Condo Acoy in reatsn to his visit to Rey, in quarAn-
tine which, presume has got into the shape It bears
by the force OF double trsnsstononce from English
to spsnish by the government interpreter here, and
again to English In Now Orleans. The changes OF
occur presume, in the first; 1t there appears
1t could have come from the pen of Cen Cam p.
bell but do not know that 1t is Of much consequence
now.
| HAvASA, Sept. Z, 1870.
The appearance Of General Tayloi's proclamation
produced the effect of inspiring with confidence and
courage the government, which had been before in
state Of great alarm; and 1t dused corresponding
feeling Of pain and depression among the Cubans both
natives and Spanish birth, who signing sndvstriv-
ing after their liberty Happily the tone of the Anne
rican press with which it Is evident that this policy
he of IN vii IN uch hnl
revived our hopes and dssipatsd that cloud; and m
extraordinary excitement has been produced in the
country by the idea that the American people will rise
superior to any efforts of the administration, and far
from opposing the rescue Of Cuba from her present
sist her generous supporters. The government here
| too, at Grst much delighted with the favor with
we, treated Sy and Which
his administration has again fallen back into . state
Of alarm and dreadful uncertainty. The republicans
on their side regard their cause as further advanced
| this day than and laborng to hasten the
lorged for moment that shall witness their liberation
fem Spain, and their ncor poratiop into Union.
HE government Is keeping all the troops daily la
| action marching and counterms rchng through the
streets and squares, as though with view to ntimi
date the people Up TO this time about three thousand
have been sent from here to different points In
terror under the command of the Lieutenant General
Castro The general belief In, that thesc troops will
fight against the republicans that the nrs
victim Of the IRE will be Castro himself who IA OBJ
jet Of deadly hatred to the whole army Tho govern
ncnt iselfbss given proof enough Of Its own want o.
confidence In the army for, besides having sent Il
Spain for Elk eight thousand chosen troops TO be
mediatey sent out IL has promised to the Cuban
double pay from the day Of the landing of the enemy
While thu betrays their conscious weakness, you
can yourself judge what weight such offer this
will against the advantages which will Of course
be offered to this same troops Alternating with the
| publcans.
AZ the craving necessities Of Spain always drain
Ing the Golfers OF Cuba rich "a they the govern
ent here Is at this moment very short of money and
g. determined 20 raise forced loan OF about million
from some q the wealthy propretors For this pur-
| pose a list has been made of number Of them, to
whom has been igniaed the respective sums they are
expected to contribute receiving receipt from the
| government therefor Among thtfe are Included the
Counts a ternandina. SautObeps, Penaver the Mar
quis de Ltteyes and others Of whom the real
frierds q the imren ding revolution In few days we
Shtl no doubt have IL announced that "the hst pro-
pfetors Of the country have particularly for
ward and offered their lives and estates the service
81 the SNeeI and have At pacrd seven or sight
hundred thousand doars ia the hands ~ the gnvnrn
tnt for the hrtt expenses Of hs defence You will
will know how to estimate this nj is true value We
ara an4outly awaiting the arrival of the flag Of LII
| bcrty.