The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-08-09


Editors Of Mr Defia: Siuce my noie by
the Falcon. there has been no retrogade
movement on the part Of the patriois-bu,,
on the contrary. those dclafod yonihs over
which the Diaiio de Ia Marine aud chiralry
have expended sheets of sympathy. and the
Government n waste of Intelligence and
paper, in fabrication Of reports for Hener.
al Limerick, of the Eastern District, the
military Governor !--fhcy have regcnerated
all Eas, Of " Puerto Principe = and the
single star" only shines. With power. over
that one.ihird portion OF the Island Of Cuba.
The towns of iIolguin. Beracoa. and -.
Jsgo de Cuba, have pronounced most eiiec.
lively.
lieutenant Colonel Martin, Of the cav
airy, leads the demonstration from the first
named. with his whole command; hall o'
The regiments of Saragora, and four compa'
MES of the Cnniabrila, With complement
az officers, have renouuced the service oi the
Queen aud joined the people, 50 there Is
nothing lei, hat few unwilling aud d..
heartend troops At Puerto Principe under
Nucvias. for the Goycrnmcn, 70 form upon,
while all the naturally Strong places are IA
the possession OF the patriots, with means
abundant to maintain thea selves. Add the
tets, tha, constant dcser,ions are taking place
hy small detachments, from all points where
the peopic. in their majesty aud might, can
BE- reached & action of the sun, water
disease, aud want Of sleep. aad the forces
OF the crown ARE fast wasting away.
Tho tyraut. General Limerick. military
governor. finding himself without any ,iing
u govern. save n remnant of maiinons sol.
.!icfy. n few superanuaicd old women aud
negroes. has lied fiou his proeince Tor sais'
u, ard is now retiring upon his aaS9's III
,hc sanctuary of Havana
All communication with the interior, on
The par, Of the people, il cut Oh. and asl
letters retained IN the pos'olfices without
sis,fibuton etc. And we presume that our
Northern correspondence viii be thorough
" siftcd before W. are permitted 10 use or
ac, upon il. we are exceedingly harry in
having no American counsel. ahG one ma
,ional vessel, tint we can hear oi ~ All
these waters. There are some mnrmui1ngs
and ow. voiced threats rad it is said with
a Catalan pledge, with SIX hundred sigma
lures, ia goiag the round, swearing to pn'
to the knife erery creole" should there he
any commoiion IL Havana. II viii be a
task. il il il undertaken the viii doubt
not. is good for any sucl, cowapily display,
but there will he other voices and arms, for
the doing. TINT may not be ungoafaed-or
willing 10 the submission. Iiceutlousness
may have a few hours Of unchecked orper.
alton, but it will not last
1. t.nar of finn L 'tu,Iu
will hardly be flushed in time for the ad'nls'
zion Of the patriot forces. but presume II
will be used for that purpose before the first
Of October. The work ia OF "wild fire y
ORDER and is warming the hearts OF the PEG.
pie while consuming the weeds aud ta'rs
Indigenous 10 mother.land.
Villa Clara has gone to the mountain "a
',riot party Of "Pfincipe' youth, aud this
meridian outs of from. the Queen the best
hnlf Of her Antilles gem. The Government
il out with moro Of IL stuff, 10 feed the
pride aud sllsy the jeslousy and fears OF
the Galatians, while all L action will, the
progressive children Of tks palm aud The
sun. Will, sach pro'nising "boys !. Il
only strange that thugs hive remained Sc
long undons. There is silence In our streets
that speak. -,ors emphaiically than the gan'
hocminG thsir motes Of message aud Of vic
tory. sasosg Tho hills and glens Of Najaaa
W Aavs no more, and no better nswi
- eiSs n thie aaolnent.
YourH. dc. OAsts.