The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-15

passing all the afternoon. and the excitemsut Ia i'm
mense All names OF orsiRperr being regi tered
particularly Americans, and it Ia uuderstood they
must not be found talking In parties the street
ners or In their own stores and dwellings
MosDAr MoRNuso. 27rH The reports are so varied
with every newcomer from he east that wa hardly
know what TO believes but the government action pas.
sing under our shows that there enough
semewbere Thousand men have just passed to en-
bark on steamer for Puerto Princips-s body of An-
ssrs and battalion OF artillery the by land
flying artillery guns and carriages packed the
backs OF mules very neatly. The appearance Of the
there II many heart that prays for success to the
cause against which they may have to fight. The
ports are that Puerto Principe Trinidad and st Jsgo
de Cuba have pronounced for odepend.noe and that
the troops at those points have joined the people I
will keep you advised as near tsthe facts as possible
which ever way the tide may roll Things have changed
very much since the commencement of this advice,
and few days more may bring other and greater
changes Is IL not right to help the oppressed? Did
we not seek and receive IL?
Let the boys come that wish for a nus hunting
ned-to the south side and the term pirates" will
be exchanged for brstore while land enough of the
most fertile in the world, will provide them home in
the island they may help to freedom The climate Is
the most delicious in the world and the Is not
uDfavorable.
Havana Aug 90 1919
Four thousand militia are called into service,
two thirds Of which Creoles. When they strike
it will be for Libertad. Condo Lautevenia Condo
ORiley, and Marquis Estevan, have been appoint
ed Commanders Of regiments The doors of Ha-
vana are open. Anybody could walk in that chose
to do go The English Consul has written to Jamscn
for all the EDglish squadron that be had for the
protection Of British subjects and property. The
their being here will make all secure. ana ba-iness
will not be interrupted at any time twenty. four
hours Fix will do ali needtul work hsrs. Alcny
II he Is to be ioer In the game he will let the blacks
loose upon the whites jsnfa - The General of
Marines old and Young nards boru to pro-
tect Themselves in the Streets which meaus sssass-
nate all Creoles and foreigners. rhis put down
by Alcoy To mprison all Influential Crsoies was
Degatiyed by the same To levy an extraordinary
voluntary forced contribution the city pro-
posed by Alcoy and uegstived by tho Conde v'leo
N.uve, lptendente, the only wise good head the
government has here This Is all eGer vescencs
and will work or without the Imagined evil IL any
improper act should he proposed acny would be head
less In twenty hours such rs ths negro propo
,ion aud the folly reelection, will strike his
dull senses He would be disgraced the world over
could not go home II he win fair fight. let him
il ne has 10 lose he must not let Spain oe the sale
the United States the payment OF the English debt
ali Of which would put The last stroke 70 p.raIytic
Spain No time Tor more. only THAI you wit bear in
mind that industry and enterprise here will not be
checked nor will the commerce Of this city
AucUsr % 1s49.
The Withdrawal Of troops from Havana to the East
and South leaves the coast open from San Antonio
to Cardenas. Should there be any vessels bound TO
CsrdeSas. il puts at command the railroad tn the
hold against The wcrla-of Cuba About Que hundred
+ ifabels within TIE city. Near three thousand
men have left Havana up to this hour-scven o'clock,
The country militia are called into the public service
The people will be with the people.
SPANISH VIEWS THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
The following the views Of The Cuban suthorties
10 relation TO the procla ~ the President against
the alleged armed expeditions fitting up in this coua
the Goth utimo. and all the articles "a tbs ruban
paper. .... ..- tnronga governmentai censorship
II may be considered astSpfessng the sentiments OF
the government on the subject 1t Is In rather blair
ney style -
In previous number OF our paper, published a
proclamation Of the President Of the United States
from which we learn two very important facts First
that there IL in process OF within the ter
,i,oIv Of the Anericau Union an expcditioa having
Tor its object the invasion Of this island second that
the American government mot obiy reprobste' the
participation OF ts ci,Iz In such enterprise but
fA.et a. l.ta haa Iau
which punish crimes of the greatest magnitude any
effort To make the nation guilty OF vios,og the
mott solemn compacts or eDdssvor tn disturb IT'S
peaceful relations by attacking the dependencies OF
friendly country.
Neither Of these two things has surprised US asK
social progress depends the complete orgspzs
tion of society and the letting loose III all the psop
a only ruins and corpses could enthrone the perfsc
eop Of HUMANITY as II misery. desostion aud uourA-
- sre .ho only fountain of good moral plsgas. q
terrible vertigo nov spreads over the world only CON-
parable to tie ;, y-,cM plague which desolets- both
continents, and whose energy. progress aud hidden
est at defiance the most expert aud most pow
erful agents We have said "a moral vertigo because
IL appears that the Who raise standards where
yer they choose have only lost9 moral ss some
Garnet tell US whittier they travel others journey !:
imagination, and others present a confused Assem-.
blags, raising . thousand different standards, with
thousspd diverse systems. analogous similar con-
Trajectory, opposite. but all new with reference
to the actual state Of things Everything should
be changed, should be aud nothing Is Of any
importapce In his sight who pretends that society
who, in his folly. believes himself sent to etfsct
social regeneration. Where IL there q place
devoid Of those who pretend to such q distinction
More or less inhuentiSl In greater less numbers,
there he said to be country In the world
from this evil, and although couade much Ia the
Divine mercy TO preserve us from this contagious
tgo. IL would not however surprise us and for this
resson we have already raid that the proclamation Ia
sued BY Mr. Tay lor does not sstoush u-.
On the other hand the principle whch elevated this
boDtrsd soldier to the frst Dsgistrxcy If the Amsr
posed all and all unauthorized invasion: so de-
cided In favor OF peace and the rights Of all psons
and lastly bis own conduct on recent ocessons offer Us
security that he Will repress attempt this OF
the citizens Of hts country either their account
or 70 assist any enterprise having fer its object At
tsck on the territory OF friendly nation these are
the reasons Why vs not surprised by the rssou-
tien snpoupced in the proclsmstion.
Well then, Inhabitants Of the country 70 which the
President Of tho American Union gives such timely
sdvics and shows such praise ~orhy activity In shat
only 70 obey our own fsess Witch s ss- feeling Of tn.
country noble. generous aud his h. minded the
sntimentsei the Castiiian ans~sr could DO
~ brief AZ energetic. But those Who plan this In
vason do not obey principle Thsy sre mis-
led; they are . prey TO this horrible vertigo"
and, l,st Co moral sepse do not that they vio-
late all Law, human and divine; that pretending
TO improve, they intend to destroy the country to
psls their eGorts because IL In th. the p.rdou
OF the invsosrs and the ruin Of the invaded No.
that dispos~d defend the lives and the pro-
perty Of this country beneath the shado~ ~ the sps-
IN o,sr 70 dsps, IN. inss,us,oc ., The
va. ~bo kno-ire that n. for moment. the iuvasion
could be realized II would have to be supported In
inhabited viIlaeer and desosted pzins where those
would become victims Who might have previously
escaped the effects Of the climate very sincerely
will the President:
your conduct is vcrthy Of q valiant soldier ~ho
does not wh 20 stain his honor Nth the bscks
crime which the representative Of people
To history. per6dy aud treason.
We sckn, Wedge that your conduct 10 noble and
worthy, and thank you for IT, Blu. Observe that in
your territory spirace- plotted and tbs
prepared thote Who direct them. mised or dsuded,
journey towards certain death vbethsr they conduct
sb.x ~
and justice and own interests all do
to combat them. although the island has
abundant military force to anoihats them. ~ would
Be sufcient for to know that the main 81 the
Adventures IL posed OF the ofscourags OF ell
lions Of unbridled multitude winch only desires to
prsty s passions In order tn the in
hsbitsnts to rush TO the defence n country
honor families. and our property; In short TO
ti,t rspipe violepcc and crime Ut ell Kind To you
then iliustous magistrate, spp.rtass to prevent
such miscrtupes; the religious observance Of tr-tes
Demands Of you and you -ill not hssssts to pro-