Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1850-10-12

attempt, likely u lie fnnde N IL sl,ett lin.
1l'bii Cttlri, by those ardent patri6ts Il
E The United Etates vile firmly believe tlia
the Qtieat Of The Antilles slu,,lI n
9 loiinet h'otii The diadeti Of 4 inoiiafeht
= ana tliat her star should glitter bright
9 Ia the constellation Of sur Own lovet
q Union.
The NEWS Ivy The steamship Uhty
! which arrived at New Orleans on Mon
g day morning last, Is 10 the effect thu
, another attack Oh The island Is es Bat ted
J aud That great excitement OH the si,bjee
prevails Ia ltavatia.
U The ". Y. Courier des 1Itats This
which Is yu1ted by the Republic. states
positively Tint preparations ats being pri
: vately uiads, ai,j will, great activity. with
the intention u maxi ing Il descent ttl,oi,
tie isla'd beIore The expected reipf,tee-
t%tteiits ron, Epain,sliall have placed Cuba
M d eolnpiete state Of %,eFeiite. and rst.
tirlilatly before The organisation Of tl,a
hew line If %steatnefsa tetwetn-tllpvunn
ali1 taliS sl,all have put Cuba within u
ffw days sail Of Spain.
Speaking Of this matter. n New York
correspondent Of Tie Philadelphia Led.
ger tetnarts a
The tttniots Of another r,tirn oss tedi :
tiuii, which reach ia liuii, Wastiiputo,,,
nid the South. excite Ito little attention
here, IT is sail that lie government
agents hive il,eit eyes o., utie or tvs si,s.
r'e'ons vessels, which are filling lp with
wnflike stotas-one ut WILLIAMSBURG.
a,ld the other at oiie Of the East River
Wlintls. IN The upper part Of The city.
ANA ~ connection with this, may l,e
mentioned n nocturnal conferences. held
the other evening, hy parties who had u
large Fliatei the Lorez ioray. We slinll
see. anon, what all this means.
One Of our Mobile contemporaries states
tinliesitntitialy that these rtl,ilors are iytie,
aud that II has been we'll knowii there, for
weeks, TINT preparations have bee,
making III New Orleans and elsewhere,
lhr M attack u, C,,ba. aud that before
hetembef, probably, 'ttt,a isstis Of The
invasion viii be known" The esp edi-
'iot is espeetei TO number fron,dve to
seven thousand liieli, well provided witt,
war munitions, They afe to be trans.
ported IA steamers. Who il to la We
'l'el command IL unknown. t,npes Is
said to be cite Of The most active mo ,ers
III the scheme. The expedition mt,st be
commanded by an American, or il will
tot succeed, III our humble opinion.
The correspondent of the Boston Jour.
nal, writing from Havana, under d late
date saye
Tie authorities nfe very minute nna
righl ~ t',eir examination Of l~ufsiuners
arriving ~ the islunh-=au1 they are not
always iiotsd for their eentlan,anly lie.
n'eaiiot While pursuing their intestisa.
tions.
Military discipline Is still enforced will,
riaot, the militia being required 10 dr,Il
regularly. Guards ate stationed o., The
at Cartlenas every night. aud Tie
most tlgi'ant precautions afe taken 10
prevent n sirprise. While our Inform
AMI WA there. q great alAtl was caused
Wy a smoke which Waa seeu o, one al
Islands in the bay. and wl,iel, was
o,y n Ire left ~ n party who had =
Visited the ialant. The Cuiap= Thought /
was d steamer viii, troops. waiting lur i,
lie approach of night to effect n la,d- :,
ug. Accommodating rnfties were srnt :
nj, aud as they FILLED TO aet any salts. q
aetoty solution ot the mystery. the req. |
'lhf troops were ordered ont. and headed !,
y the Governor, were stationed alnnp .
he wharveF. where they remained during :
he night, The militia were also plpeel
'hlor arms. ready for action AT a moments
warming, The next. day enabled them |
% ascertain The cause Of their gre,,ndIess +,
ears, '
we do hot endorse these rumora. bv
ny means. But we feel confident TINT V
mother attempt. similar to the one set on ?
Dot by Lopes, will be made within II 10. "
'on 'otas einot NJ some may suppose.
md that Cuba will be wrested from the u
Of Spain. at no distant day. :,
10 entertain not the slightest doubt :,
he odio'ts ~despotisin Of Spain. yh,el, =
f''sl'es every free thought and expires. ~
which puts down eve.y lofty a4pirn. "
on aud noble emotion, cannot. aud will =
he much longer borne by The oppressed =
neona, INDECENT and inert though theit +"
'Sn ions climate mey@have made them,
But, We would as soon believe that
rs expedition viii make its first descent ~
pom llayti, az any other runor in ci.cu. 4,
ton Under its miserable government, a.,
at beautiful and productive island il -
st becoming impoverished and poor,
0 conquer il and place the Inhabitants
then proper position. would do much =,
render 1t wealthy and populous. De. al
les, we believe that we have no treaty Il,
pnlations with that fec negro, mulatto.
d Coz only knows what not, popula. II,
which will compel our government ri
interfere, and there would be no danger
interference on the part of any other
ton. We think our idea worthy the go,
bound consideration Of the patriotic In,
ilibustcrs.s What says the Delta? ,s
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