The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-08-20

,hs unhe.I State, which We iTusi VII ~
e1sclnslly prevented.
sExcELLENT eIR C0mmandaat Bro
no 6ayoso, sec0nd 10 e0mmand o. The
Csnl.hria seEimenl of infantry, wfilrs me
from San Migus. De kuesilss under yea
lerday's date. a. folIows: 1
scspi. Carlos Comes. Of the Cana
dores. writes, under dale Of yesterday. an
a despatch Just received. Ia u now =
o'clock p. 81 in The words following:
81 have this moment. hslf-pssl o.
clock Al night. nj The rancho Punia Gan
ado, arrested the rebel Joaquin AgueIo y
Aguero. with six other persons. Gre Of
Them belonging 10 his gang. rs noted in the
margin. On surprising them. they fired
upon me. which was returned By ahe esz-
sdores. until ] proposed surrender. tell.
ing them that IL they did not l would
burn ihe house; wheroupon Eve Of the
number surrendered. but not Josquin A.
gueio y Aguero. who fed and was pur-
sued and captured by the lancers." :
As soon ss the prisoners arrive
within this jurisdiction. (psrtido.) they viii
be kept with the utmost vieilsnSe and Sc
curiiy, until ] receive orders from your
Excellenry what 10 do with them"
In reference 10 the despatch Of which
the above is part. the Gaceia remarks
that il shows % the Department Of the
Centre is completely psri6esl," and adds:
{. Nothing is more natural Than this
promp, termination Of the affair; nor could
any thing be better fitted 10 convince the
deluded thai, with The forces al che dis
posal Of the Government. and the pros
periiy which under lis ample protection
The country enjoys. il is impossible thai
anarchy ran prevail in Cuba, or that those
who attempt such Thing can accomplish
any thing bnl their own penliiion." .ssrs
Private sdsiccs by the Georgia indicais
, that the state of feeling at Havana waa
highly excited in conneriion with the re-
cent oulbrakc: but no apprehension exit
ed Of any further sriive demonstration
by the disafiecied. u is not believed that ;
rebel organization has al any time esisies
on The island sufficiently formidable TO en-
danger The existence of The Government
and there is no doubt whatever in ih'
minds Of parties well qualified 10 jndf'
that the outbreak had been effeciually de-
feaied. The men Of properly and ih'
mercantile interests of Cuba are very gen
orally opposed To any present demons,ra
zion Of revolutionary character. BE
sides, most Of the influential Cuban fami
lies identify their own personal consc
quencc with The traditional grandeur Q
/ the Spanish name. and an unwillingnes
To denaiionalize themselves operates q
array these an the eide Of the Govern
ment. Bui, more Than all, the conicmp
iible character Of the insnrrceiion jus
suppressed shows how baselcss the rep
resenialions so generally circulated her
in respect 10 the stale Of public feeling i
Cubo. Probably al no one place did III
rebel forces musicra bundled armed mel
and all told u never numbered twice ihu
count. IL is Ia be hoped iha, the des
patches respecting the embarkaiion q
Lopez and his six hundred al New Or
leans were manufactured, rs has bee
plausibly conjeciuIed. with view 10 ca
cite enthusiasm and sympathy nj ih
NoHh; for. if The expedition has rcalI
sailed, and shall succeed in cireciing
landing. they canno, hope for the ga,
fortune whirh attended Lopez on his las
ioray. when he managed Ia escape in Oh
vessel that took him over. leaving onl
five victims 10 the juss resentment Of .
outraged Government.