Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-28
THE CUBAN INVASION.

Every day goes 10 confirm The impression that
this hohsobin for pocia.ming, sin hot haste"
against which the Whis papers have showsied
praises on the vigilance and energy OF President
Taylor, is an unn;lisaled humbug. The region
about New Orleans is alleged to be the hot bed
OF the movement--s,ili the papers there, which
ought to know, and which never fail 10 enlighl-
ej their readers with such pieuant and interest.
ing evcnis. il any there be- are in profound igno-
rance Of The whole alail.
The New Orleans Bulletin, "a Taylor or
qan,) publishes the Presidents Proclamation,
with the following quaint remarks, showing that
il attaches but lille importance 10 The tremendous
Developments, which list appeared in New
York paper II this be lhe best defence TIA. 50
ardelt TABOR >rgan can squeeze oGl Of its
scauty materials Tor tic much-a ude'| "Pfoc!a
maliol," The waule affair must be ridiculous in
deed.
By he bye, the Republic assures US that the
Government, had notice OF tEe movement no!
some time" telore The commencement 0! Gen
Taylor, Presidential tour. Is il no. strange,
then that his imam Of peace" VINO was made
Presiden, ter his good fighting for ioriy yeals
should have el Washington On ltip of plea
sure, al a moment, when, il there was any loun-
dation tor The fearful rumors, IL was SO lnpor-
IAN, for the President If The United States 10 DC
a, his post, to receive all the facts al head quar-
tiers, aid devise measures accordneb3 II hc mad
The facts before he Sc! cut on his Journey, Why
w2s mol the Proclamation issued by him al
Washington, ii indeed il Was not prepared There,
instead OF being sent by mail lew days after,
saro.t.2 II the information arrived subsequent
ly, and was OF Importance enough 10 JUST
~ proclamation, should he mol have returned
10 Washington properly 10 discharge his high
trusts as President Gen. T. is. however, aware,
that tie Government can as well be conducted by
his managers al Washington without, as nth
such PresdeEt-and be capnol fo.ego The plea
sure o. being fauered aud caressed by those now
loving Wings who once denounced him as a
butcher and cut throat" Il is strange indeed,
tina. with so many delicate questions connected
With our foreign policy, requiring the attention
of the Government, as The Wings say the Pfesi.
dent should BE- on lIiumphal march through
the Country, TN The eve OF An election instead OF
bciag al the Cabinet B0a:d.
Here's the article from the New Orleans Bull
l.tin:
The PR;yscftD FoaAY.-It very often hap.
peIs that we can &c: more information from
abroad Of what Is going on iii our city, than VIC
can from any and every source Immediately al
home. During the late visitatons OF pesiIencc
ani looi, we were much edited by the cores.
| pondenls OF The Northern papers, who informed
| US Of facts, the existence oil which were never
dreamed oil by our own people A correspon-
dent oil the New York Herald has made some
discoveries Of the origin, progress and design OF
a secret movement which has been in agitation
for some time past in this CITY, and for the intor-
nation it con'ains, we give his letter 10 our
readers.
Ii has been we'll known for some weeks past
thai movement of a singular character has
! been in progress. Some thee OF tour weeks
since, plarards we're stuci up in The streets, 10
the effect that 1000 able bodied men were wanted,
| and the inducements OF gou1 pay held oul A
| large number, amounting 10 several hundred, (ii
is said six hundret) accep d The invitation, aud
have been transported as temporary rende1-
vou< Lrst TO Ga, Island, and subsequently, 10
| Rouid Island, both OF which Islands ale in the
Stale OF Mississippi. These adventures, sol.
GisIS, idooIeIs, VI whatever tney may Ue ChileC,
are amply provided with all The necessary con-
veniences Of subsistence, ralicns camp " ipa-
ges tents, etc, etc., and appear TO maintain a
regular system OF subordina;ion. They are with.
on. arms of any description, and as far as We
arc advised they have ecm.nrd, al least TO
ove,l act in violation Of The Laws, requiring The
| interfere ace Ut The cisIl power.
The officers OF the Federal Government have
been watching The movement closely, but no re-
liable information conld be obtained that gould
authorize their ipterposiliop. aad no informant
could be ioLnd who would depose TO any .angie'e
iac,.; moreover, although they were recruited
and organic ID in New Orleans, these people are
and have been for some time, beyond HE iuris
diction Il The Authorities Of Louisiana.
l, is, we believe impossible for any one, not q
the party 10 say, with any degree OF accuracy
wha, is lhe real obiec, and destination of this
expedition. Whether it is destined 10 conquer
The Sierra Madle invade Cuba, revoiuionz'
Nicaragua delhrone The Mosquito King, or lc
hui! he Panama Railroad, are all matters O
conjecture. The correspondent Of ;he Herald
seems 10 know all about il, and here is bis letter
We have 10 doubt The government al Wash
, lne'on has been KEEP, duly advised.
The N. o. Delta, which the National IDlelli-
gencer singles oul as The very Incarnation OF az