The New York herald., 1850-06-10


move the ndcfnitt pos'p rn Ot the Com promise
TO day the Comproni.- stock ia slightly on the rise
II IL thought that 40 tbrss Senators not before
EeoOned, will ultimately 50 for it,
Moro OF ,he ,~ha correspondence.
WASHINGTON, June 8, 1850.
The Cuba correspondence, recently transmitted
TO the Senate by the Precedent, comprises all the
officalpapers in relation TO the Round Island affair
eflS49, as well as la the Cadenas affair of 1850. OF
the latter, have furnished TO The NeT York
Herald the most valuable portions and of the
Round Island agair, the material facts were pub
Iished at the time Of the suppression of that con-
spirscy.
by an examination of the correspondence, we
find that the papers aud letters relating to the
Round Island affair, are more voluminous, minute,
and particular than the correspondence of the pro-
jected Invasion Of 1850. II was then new thing;
the mystery which covered it made the conspiracy
particularly alarming to the Spanish Minister;
while the Secretary of State kept up very extern
sivc correspondence with all the officials CT the
government, from New York to New Orleans and
Havana. To show how Selections Mr.. Clayton
was for the reid preservation OF our treaty obiiga-
tons with SPAIN We give the following letter of
mis-, inviting Mr.. Caideron TO hurry on TO Wash
1ngton -
Tnn SECRETARY OF STATE TO poS A. cALpERoN DIX
BAHCA.
DEr.srsrE,r STATE.
wAsnSsro-, August 9, 1872 }
Dos A. CALDrsoS Dr IA BsHeA. Nc &c ga.
Glen Cove, Long Island
MrDrAR sm.-Basiness of great importance to the
Interests 81 ysur gov.rument requires your Immediate
after the receipt of this uots your convenience
will possibly allow sou to repair hiiher.
tsiEpedj JOHN NJ CLAYTON.
Somewhere about the same time, Mr.. Clayton
found il necessary To call Mr.. PousSin 10 Wash
ington; bat the dictatonal tone and temper OF the
afrpS
the polite and elegant little note TO the Spanish
Minister But poussin one Of the Reds or
pIogressives, while Cadrron is a legitimst.
Mr. Caderon returned 70 Washington, and had
several cop,rrrnces with the President and Secre-
tary Of State On the llih Of August, the Presi-
dents proclamation appeared, and on the 18th, MI
Calderon opens cCrrespondence, reclung Tue re-
suits VI his late official conversations, referring
generally TO the conspiracy against Cuba, and ex.
pressing The most grateful confidence in the good
faith Of the President and his cabinet.
Among the instructions Of Nr. ClaytSn 10 his
subordinaies. with respect to the Round Island
siuir, is the following elegfaphc despatch To M
Prescott Hall -
TELEGEAPuIc.
tcoNuuFNrAL.l
DrrAHrHgyI oF srArs, J
w,snirGroH 9Th Sept, lsi9.]
U s District Attorney, New Yors.
Sra Act according % your own discretion In the
case Of - aud Jhe vessels also. Break up tAe
cnterTrC- that Is the great object II the Govern
ent bed 20 ether motive 10 Is all important 10 save
tIEOrpft
fate in cuba would b, most disastrous No vindc,ivo
Troees dnss ar Se,iraSe 10 my Judgment A'''' the
y N. CLAYTON.
fThe asterliks denote ensures In the copy
The following IL the last letter of the correspen
dcnce on the lat. Lopez expedition from Mr.. Cal
defop 10 Mr. Clayton. Orders bad been promptly
given, by telegraph. after the discharge nf Lopez,
az Ssvcnnah. 20 have him arrested and tired m
Mobile. or IN New Orleans, ia whichever place he
urghituHear,
LEGATION or srArS u WASHINGTON. sea,
WAfniN.toN May gIth, 1850.
In spite Of the utructiou, that nave been given TO
the District Attorney 90 savannah. Georsta Narciso
driven assy from TIE "a q 'srdonis 10 the lsh9 ol
cuba. pirstcaiy iuysoed ia the midst OF peace has
been set At liberty and has gone either to Mobile or
oi ID. gsrg Of sdv,ntur,r. whom he commanded,
and -ho accompanied hm in this criAind eipeditlon
a greet uumbtr. tudtrg iIsint i've pgisue. ~
vcsssl Of war. bsl'usfu- - her Catholic Majesty
have gone i,to ksy Wet G'uyG hn..ol on
that canisd th,m 20 ,ardrnas from Nov Or
leans Hovevsr unnecessary " may appear. alter the
ssfur,nces and the rtu.t- which liis &seuency the
Prssidtnt of the Republic Ia given ~ his noble deter
ininatiou 20 rvspect .he xxi ting treaties let-sen
Srain ana the uit.d ntcs The undersigned cannot
avoid calling for thc .uf rsernt the lar Of April
10th ISIS both aguiust tine siurrtsld Lopez Hnd his
sccsod ala de cnrp fns.s aud the rcst q the pi-
rate. vho 90 ksy West tayo llueso) IL this
contempt for tn ara nov tn force for The prccsm.
alton Of lis lNc'ilsu~y th- ftestdrnt Tor morality
and icr thr Law of son. SHOULD Dc allowed TO 20 I'M
punished there vtud ba gnarsutca agaiast the i'm
mediate r'pttuior 90 or ast ~hch y 80 wicked and
The UNDER i1ns- sends 90 the Hon Secretary Of
State on this otcssio. fis asufances 81 his exalted
oul most distmgUi.h-l % d.fation.
isignedl gAIpUHON IN LA BAECA.
The iios Joa, C,.r,o, So.
The followinr letter from ~ur Consul al Havana
gives very tati rnE a''onnt OF the state OF The
defensive strength 81 tie military power Of Cuba,
and no very G.ueurE account OF the lower
classes .-
Mt. cANtrsLl - MR. CLAYTON. 49,.
on the srrivsl 81 th. steamer ohio. the captain
General ordered taf .t, should not D. permitted 70
-cup, her uust ar,t.rasf but ordered her anchored
- TIE mouth ~ ~, hstr aud that ~ the pas
ssrcrt. for Chsrfrs a. permitted g. laud The Cap.
tain thought the rurhstsfe uusaie aEd protested
against a. without avail this vcvernm' NJ ~ the same
TINE denying any respo sihlty tor aceld"nts thA,
might happen The .isau,f ffota thc insecurity OF
br rosti0u. Tho cause nf tho order V only conec-
tnr'l but 'urtosed o. proceed from Dispatches rom
arrived oIty hours Boz sivauce Of the Ohio under
charter % = ssid y, th' tpauish consul
You are better informed of what has passed and 10
pa.sinr In r,latop g. tle expedition than can be
In Havana snd v.h uoi pr,sume thereicre 70 give
prrvsis here Some nineteen armed vessels of the
Sr.uish navy cUsstuc around various parts of the
isisnd 10 Intercept the reported expedition. do not
y,slf believe N M very efficient. snd, should the in
ysd,rs be in steamer doubt nos bat that they will be
ensbed 90 eject = landing ,..,-
The Governor 10 receiving three thousand miua IN
Tf.,,ps "a ssrifct aud uote. the city In ths event
Of the uecessiiy az .,ndne all the troops 70 IN, mt
rar Those officers ths, ara placed in COM mmand WIN
whom sm acquainted have never dischtfEea % unn-
fafv duty or bred gun We shah proorov ss'es
coed q, al ~ disorder iu the cit, " civil VA shvu.
bresk ont The lowef classes are Ignorant i1e, N.
sbsssd and sny tsp' in order BY the strong arm on
the military when thst " removed " - not easy y.
foret4ii IN. copseaueusrs a. they may think insults
and attack ~ Amercans would be actsscc"ptseis
te the suthorites shp hoesed 70 doubt the sood
faith OF the President tbs entire Government and sus
pect The conuiysnce ofsi Americans
Next We rve a copy ~ yTynrrcsdm,',fo ~
ono Of the distinguished officials OF Cuba; and
selhing more pompously absurd, or more chsrse-