The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-29

and their subsequent flight in the Creole IL will be
that tslesrsphic despstchss are fully con-
ftmsd
Prom the Diario de Ia Marina, Of MnyH1
The scnundr-l ~5n. taking advantage OF the defiance
1ss nuatoe oi the port OF cardenas pouted With their
onc an loot the coil sf loyalty have fed away like
so~srds a. the approach Of the few troops with which
the rUOvsrnor OF Mstsnzas was hasting up,n them
Such are thcr EXPLOITS They prise tectcd
gepul.ee-,hey rob they piis.ge, they Ilundcr- aud
then they rua of To enjoy In ssms spot the
rcsults " their Plundcring expedition. Abandoning
themselves 10 Drunkenness and rsvelryI Such bsuds
afe a pet 90 humanity, and all nations have
te'est in * erininstLg th,m. Is II not dszracefui
ssat In the min tosntb century, the buscan-r system
should be reyyed With all the horrors which marked
the steps OF thoss punoerers In the lIth century
But ir,oee dap cxlsting at the slime bstseen
s5-spuns.,t ws- rllialion for the pluaiorers
vut now ut this day. slru peace rrigns-~hen our
asFLrs ,iLe Americans call h emselses ouE fisuds
so~ ihri thsse bands q pirate. should come ior.a
ulupder aud then return 70 their DID quaress-is ia
nth ucoisable We do not con ps-hsnd IL in the
{ in the nidi Of this affecting spectacle, We md
sss oro-cons olston, which tnds 20 mitigate our
uef-snd that :. the hoy cnshosiasm winch We
. people exhibit nj hearing OF this
.auw and iusmoas rt, ses Nescr viii the
rst OF she 10Th Nay, lssp, aud the day foliosins,
t~ hepoessth botted out from our m,mory-
Al alst Gully heard Of tho capture OF Car
- o. Tn. Ohio which arrived bore tho
lsp, pretended to make MS believe that tho
i,rss which had LANDED we're numerous. and that they
tosarssed immense Then the frat suihori-
- o. the Island spoke with sn eloquent ami enrge
S"ir, and one uuiverhal shout of adhesion rs-oaoded
all sf the city. to bs echoed city
rlt village In the interior. All rushed To enlist as
-fcl.atoers-eyen foreigners residing among On
hat very right pairois Of these vountesrs FORMED
but that day. did DUTY I'm all directions Ia the city,
aud order ~ss Rally prsssrv,d. Numbers werc ssxous
20 Jsin the troops-which started on thsr nirch 30
meet the ensmy-vho were too numerous to b. re-
.ctivsd.
on the following day carly In the morning. 1000
nuskets Distributed among the four battsous of
volunteers The offers many that Il cas-
sary tc.,imlt the number Of the acc.p'sd at
was tho asnu Of enthusiasm which the news kiudlei
breasts ali ctfirrns The youth thg
unaffected loudly their Iesl on all sides 10 every
sce heard tie sound OF mcu preparing and brush
log up their guns Cor the warfare
Undont'' dy the perndous attsnpt dos n some In
that sic epaniaFds Of to-day the these of
Piarro ssd Ccrtes Ths knS~ieds- Of shis union.
dseisicn our snthusiasm ~ill dcubi r.soh the
country from which these banditt havu come. aud
convince them THAI TO copqn-r they have not
cub 10 ecnted w.h poverfai army but ~iih vgor
Gus population. aud With thousands IL nob. you hs
fcrming I th.msslves alone armies capable Of resist
ing all eztefier enemies
published yesterday. of the first encounter which his
.EsrsIi.pcy the Commauder. n-chief. had With part
of shrse ~ko without doubt in moment of druakeu-
e~s attempted disturb the tranquility which
enjoy We are nisrmsd tina, such ~s- tn, terror the
bassnesa aud the co~ndice which those men b-trayed
Who call Themselves the heroes of raio Alta that they
Inspired tho prcfou nd and veil msrited contempt
Not only they surrendered without tghtiny-pat only,
like miserable criminals they humeiv begged i,r par
don hut 20 cbta H. they resorted to th. lowest aud
rnesn~st m..ssrva Sach the Who in their
runk.npsss talked of the cong Of The Island of
Cubs They thought they had only to come aud pick
the rv~ sr uf their piracy In thrir derium. they
beheld tbemseiy"s Of Thousands ~ dollars
and Of rich plspt stions Full of these ideas
th.y arrived In Cuba. whsrr. however they met With
one st wAo-e sixtt they were sbsshed. cOnfounded,
and humiliated.
The same Will happen TO all the Others In vaia
'fher leaders may think TO escape by disgrsc-fnl
night Our su;hvri'ics have taken all tue necsssa
nss,ufes. ahd the hour Of retribution has already
sounded for tter
some Of our bssve men may have sealed their
7atrotn with THEN blood; but they shall be avenged
This event ptovrs the world that Spau.el II
today IL the saD'e him who. in tmns p..t nal.
rsh. conquest of the worlI ~ In % neishboriar
stiuu there hcuid Fiil be those ~ho dec-iv. the n
a.lves In thpb -ag such M sl-rtskints es-y I.t
them n.w nnd.fsite themselves vh, they bshoid.
at only thsr-gul-r army bot also the youth of tbs
c.uniry sIl.rushinr with enthusiam to take up arms
and srpel the it-Hi'rs
the nit.enr rrotury have psrpetraed their threat
ep,d attempt; bot Spanish vacr sill make these
~dxepprets rpsn without God aud ~ithout Ia d~>p.
..nr what 60 you ~ant what will you And Ia this
tfsnd Of fdelity You will hnd death which is the
,rIviust end 4rered reward " your villsny. Could
sucb Asp1sH of pirates. the scum ~ the most dis.
rsc.fui Of both ~orlds--cnud they hops To csnqu-r
81 i,apdsuch cuba containing more th,n mil on
- men ana with Q we'll disc plinei army aud ps-
r.c peo<le to protect u Men II all kinds and of
ali csss~e have offered themselves ss voiunte-rs aud
"a Necessary ten twelve more bsttaons Of volun-
M. Tseellspey the Captain General has appointed
bs following ocers TO the city volunteers who haze
senroisd th~mselver
Colopsl-Count Fernandna.
\ fisut.pant Colonel-Dos Manuel Postor
N Tn. following news s Published With large, bold
Ioro tfvs rsr arsssi
"YrRsT VICTORY OVER THE PIRATES
Genersi Avmsrc Commander in chief Of the Depart