The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-08-20
VOLUME XXI.
Reported Revolution in Cuba.
TIE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
DETAILS or rHE NEWS BY rng agoAoIA.

Report Of Batfiss-Adrdess Of The Iasur.
gents If Principe.
The reports and private accounts By the
,iesm ship Georgia, from Havana, are contra.
dclory as 10 the late movements in Cuba !;
SINE representing The revolution as entirely
qaeiIed, aud oihors saying tha, il is still going
ca. We give first Of all.
TIE SPANISH SIDE OF THE STORY.
The Havana papers to the - August, con
t.a ample official documents from different
par.s Of tho Island of Cuba, namely Puerio
Principe Trinidad, st. Jago De Cuba, Ciea
iuegos, &c.. tho vary sections Of the Island
whence il has been supposed complete rev.
oulon had occurred.
Il appears from representation from the
municipalities Of eli these places 10 the Cap.
tain General, that they otisr Ia the name uf
iaeir constituents their property and lives TO
pa, down sllsuemp,s sgaIast the royal govern.
1sol; that they we're insiguifieanI; that the
country people had joined the royal forces in
ratsuing aud capturing the insurgents, Who
neser exceeded IN all one hundred men; that
they had distinguished themselves by pilage
sod robbery for a very brief time onl, they
had applied Tor pardon, and had surrendered
ikem,elvcs.
iiis also stated that the Captain General
II Havana was well informed Of the operations
ii General Lopez, and Of the time he would
hare New 0fla,ns with his expedition. Con.
,egaen'ly he had sent out tbs Spanish squad.
raa on the lot inst, to lock siIet ihs, genrral,
vko lel, News Orleans on tho 80 OF ilh inst.
With two steamers.
We iind in the Gacela Of July, the follow
irg documents:
ExcELlENcy:-- Commander de Bruno Gay
ESQ. I'd chief II the regimen, Of infantry of
CsIgsbria, writes ne what follows:
The C,p,sin Of chssseurs, Don Carlos
Cornes. suys:
"a, this momen, (hslf past one o'clock in
The moraing) irncountered IN iha passage o,
Pusuo Gansdo. D5n Jesquim Aguero y.Ague
10. With six other rebels of the came patty
0a pefceising us they fired and tbs ERE was
-eturusd by the chssseafs siii the rebels eur.
rendered; bu, Don Josqmm AgIeroy Aguero
asJ towards the sea, and was pursued By The
lncefs, a. well as Don Jyse Tomas Brtsu
essti, who followed the came road, took
from ,hYm five fr.losk-. two pistols. tao
ksives. a pick. three casks OF cartridges, aud
sae pofiisiis. with different papers"
GsyERNarSr AND GENERAL COMMAND OF Tns
DEPARTMENT.
The Lieutenant Governor Of Neuyitss
vrple 10 me thus:
Don Agusiin do Agueroy AHesgs, D5n
Jose Augusiin Dc Aguero y Sanchez Don
francisco Hernandez Perdome, aud Don MI.
sasI de Aguero y Agusro, appeuainng to the
gang of rebels. headed b, Don joaquin &c
Aguefo y Agusto. presented themselves this
msrnioe, Of III Bsgo, to The CommIssary OF
hat point, soliciting their forgiveness; he
sen, them TO me with thee neighbors oil this
village, and when cams to them they reit.
Grated their desire. TO obisin their pardon; and
10 repair their error. have arrested them,
sad ~ai, for the superior determination Of
your Ercellency, about those four individuals,
hdyouf orders for the others who will present
themselves, as | have learnt that some others,
having already LEFT the band which 10 com.
posed oi 6yc men only. are looking Tor an oc'
sasion to surrender themselves.
have ordered the publication oft. 10 the
Fasai, for the Satisfaction Of the loyal lnhab'
aanis.
HE INsURG ENTs SIDE OF THE STORY.
CARD TO THE PuBLIc.
We desire to caution the A me rican public
'gsnst the false statements and reports put
lofih BY lhe Spanish authorities Of Cuba, for
he purpose Of smolhetIng the progress OF the
Evolutionary FIRE 10 the island, and Of check.
es 'he natural impulse and sympahiss Of
the generous and free American people. -
Such articles are common TO all similar gov.
sumcu,s similarly situated, and are prac.
llsed with peculiar activity by the Spanish
lyran,s 10 their present hour Of supreme per.
1.-THE hour, as we trust and believe, Of their
tsfisin fate. The statements herewith fur.
rshed by Us to the press are fairly aud hon.
s'lly copied from letters Of our friends in Ha.
'ana, Trinidad, Sc gentlemen Of high
shancisr, writing to their friends for the
sse purpose of giving US true Information.
ihi' we avouch with our names and honor.
fDiroRs AND Co LABoRrRs or la NERDAp.
NswYork, August Z. 1851.
BY the arrival Of thu Georgis, the Cubans
u this city have received all the late advees
Hom their revolted brethren IN Cuba. We
he indebted Tor tho following to tho same
parties from whom we received the Declara-
paa Of Independence and other previous ad.
wees from the Patriots. The Cubans assure
"'hsl the news which follows they received
sHeeiy from the 6sld Of battle, from their
.so friends, aud that i, may be relied upon
heornct.
ihe euhsns assert, likewise, that tho Gsv.
''amsos accounts published in The Havana
fsPefs ure UTTERLY FALSE, and that their
Wy ialsshood confirms, 10 several important
instances, The news now received from the
s'u'o''. Ths news from the Patriots in
,s'm' Us iha, At several other important