Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-02

the journals of the day have their origin in Havana for the
sole object Of creating an excitement in the United States
They also that Senior AsUxRo had been taken
prisoner with number Of his followers and that the rest o.
the party had offered give themselves up to the
they assured Of pardon The gentlemen repre-.
sent that Havana and all parts Of the Island are tranquil
usual and that all that unsatisfactory present is the pre-
vaence of cholera and yellow fever to extent.
Coroboraoy in Of the accuracy of this YER
sion is DESPATCH of which the following is translation
which received from Principe the 22d instant by the
authorities 1t bears date the 18th instant
The party under the command Of JOAQUIN AsUERo had
been the troops under the command of the
Of the Eastern Province and dispersed leaving FIVE
on the field the troops having seized also various horses
&C. Many OF the insurgents had presented themselves
to the authorities and nearly all the others willing to
surrender upon assurance of pardon.
The foregoing is all the information have been able to
obtain the subject and leave to the intelligence o
readers to discover what actually the real Of the
case. For our pars are inclined to imagine that
fire, but as to the extent of it confess unable to
form opinion.
Speaking on this subject the New York Journal
Of Commerce of Tuesday says: r
"The extract which py from the Charleston Courier
contains additional relative to the alleged
voluonay movements in Cuba, which from their seem
to have been derived from parties who sympahze with the
insurrecionists The announcement of revolution fixed
off at Havana the first Of August aid in which
the cooperation of regiment Of Spanish troops had sl
ready been promised and the Of negotiations
the services of another wanted nothing but the
to its commander Of S5000 is only exceeded in preposer-
absudy by the ayermen that the commander Of the
latter had pledged his word military officer to this
cenary treason to his sovereign.
In our opinion, the of reliable information respect
ing the extent of the outbreak, resulting apparently from the
nerposion of Government obstruction the ordinary chan
nels of intelligence is the strongest evidence that exs OF
revolutionary in the interior calculated to Justify
serious alarm at Havana and this is probably adopt
ed to prevent encouragement invasion from this country
without which the nsuecon cannot be expected to hold
out"
The New York Commercial Advertiser SAYS on
the same subject:
Gin view of the facts before the reader and especial
y the absence of all or uneasess among the COM
mercial circles at Havana feel justified in asserting that
this attempt bgue the American people into excitement
on this oftrecung Cuba topic is unworthy as it will be
futile One would think that these repeated exposures Of
manufacturing and magnifyng Cuban news would put an
end to the business. No doubt it will ere long, The hoax
may be played once too often to its purpose and then
will be found that those journals can bes. serve the nte
rests and aid the efforts of oppressed people which have
preferred to look facts in the face, and anayze them with
care rather than to color them for specific purpose gloss
them over SO to conform TO the popular sentiment of the
hour"