The New York herald., 1850-05-22


Jsge dc Cuba.-
Captain Amos, OF schooner j. w Dodge at this port
yesterday from St Jsgo "a Inst report that several
thousand troops had been mustered at St JAgo, TO
expected to arrive Three Spanish schooncrs Of
had been in port several days, and the day ne
len, twenty-five gun brig, direct from spain, With
troops, arrived
OUR NEW ORLEANS CORRESPONDENCE.
Nsw OnLEAss, May II, 1850
The SJdaih Dsspafd Scl.oonsr-lfortmenfs Of the
SpGnih Consll-Ihe Fseiiug in Nep O5lsaus-
More Patriots for the Island. &C., Se.
The vessel that sailed so mysterously on Thurs
day night, was the schooner Fairy She was
chartered by the Spanish Consul to carry Dispatches
TO the Captain General Of Cuba, and cleared for
SisaI, (Yucatan,) and a market The Consul
offered the owners Of the steam-tug Anglo-Saxon
5000 for a charter party to Havana, but it was
refused.
The fact Of large number Of troops having
sailed, from this and other ports for the island OF
Cuba, is no longer concealed by those who are in
the secrets OF the movement. Public opinion IN
this city s nearly unanimous in favor OF II, and
doubt very much II you could find one man, out OF
a hundred promiscuousy assembled, who would
not ARTIST IL, either with his own means, personal
services or sympathies. As TO prosecution by the
government, against those engaged in II, " would
lie complete farce TO attempt IL. / believe that
the Judge District Attorney. Marshal and deputies,
empanclled,) would rather shoulder their knaP-
sacks, and embark for the promised land than lend
their services, or their sympaihies, in favor Of
despotism, and against the extension OF civil and
From what can learn, the descent upon the
island will take place between the 18th and 2Dh Of
this month. IL u also understood that the expcdi-
ton will not land until the creoles Of the ISLAND de-
clare their Independence Of the government Of
Spain, and invite emigration 10 assist them in main
tanning II. IL this should prove true. could GO
vernme nj give the patriots the cold shoulder, and
fssist the mother country in keeping her rebeous
colonsis in q state of scrfdom The cabinet-t G..
the Northern mcmbcrs-might propose an alliance
with the Queen Mother, but the old hero Of Buena
Vista IL too patriotic To permit the naval OF military
forces OF this government TO be welded on the side
of the opyrcssoTs Nous rrrons
heard last evening, by gentleman just arrived
from the uTer country, that nj almost every city,
town, and woodward. on the rver psrtiesiwere or
ganizng and arning ready 10 repair TO the render
yous whenever tLc signal was given to them.
In THE city, the recruiting is going on as rapidly
es ever. Lawyers, doctors, merchants, CLERKS,
mechanics, etc, have been seized with the epide.
mic, and are daily or rather nightly, being carried
of in fearful numbers. Ths mysterious advertise.
ment Of the Owls has again appeared "a the papers,
which makes the boarding house and hotel keepers
emile with joy, at the prospect Of oYeriiowing
Adieu for to-day. TRAvsrr.
NEw OnrEASs, May ~, 1850.
R,,a6crcerern fov Cvba- Mps Pafrfois-i Duel
B,t.rce~ T,co Editors.
lam told that the organization Of the reinforce
ment for the Cuban pioneers is going rapidly, in
this city Report assigns the command Of one Of
the regiments to hero Of Buena Vista, a captain
in Davis Mississippi Rife Regiment. The Red
! River boys, am Informed, will be down in few
days. They will Isove ugly customers 10 IN,
/ Dona, with their long fiiies. The Fanny, one o
| the Round Island steamers, IL now in dock, a
Agiers, repairing. was told yesterday, that tn.
owners of several of the large vessels of th,
Southern Yacht Club viii volunteer the services o.
| their yacb,s, in the cause OF the patriots.
As en- iicm Cf news, lei me inform yos that W