Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-13

oodng 10 Lopez he'd given S75 900 to purchase the Pam
psro that sond and purchsssd n ssIe
81 Government remnants; that the csrtooehss &c were
purchased through merchants 10 New OJesos ho.s mama.
b bad orgotten undsrl recs hom Lopez thsk be ~
hoard money had been nt from the ysnd and ms,v vain
able jewels which vaio4s young persons had come TO hs
Isnd to receive; sid at although hey bad believed that
in this Island there other resources yet after their
ing they had received that the agents in the United
States wee Sigor Cuchins & Co.; that these the only
promoters Of this that Lopez had constantly said
that they could metallic aid in The Island with
the operation of the junsa in New York, which had
disagreed with Bs,snc,urt and Aguero 10 respect 70 the
mode of organizing the expedition that the unta referred TO
composed various other Cubsps besides those mentioned
of whose he gnorant that all which he has said
is true Sc srrasvrs I, FRANCISCO A., LAME.
Signed before pe. Pas vIIIAIspA,. .r+a.sg a-
| Fl PROCLAMATION OF THE CAPTAIN GENERAL. ~
de The following Proclamation Of the Captain Ge.
neral to the Inhabitants Of Cuba is also published
officially in the Diario de la Habano of the 3lst
ultimo: is5i8 81 baga9no9 sEH II saa) le
bHAsIrAsrs o, rHr IsrAsD It Il my duty to manifest
you nay great satisfaction your conduct during tue
which have been Terminated in such asOrcus manner hs
great country of which Ill subjects InH al9sl NJ
IL il acknowledged by all that ia foreign country, ndv
daa without law conscience proposed themselves TO oke
BY force this beautiful island from the Same nation which
gave 10 the world the hemsphete Of which this 10 the most
Handsome part Their first attempt not having succeeded IL
Cadena Aey believed in the possibility Of following The cr
mipsl projs to which they aspe 10 seducpg some youths
inraupua and without experiences who reyoet aganst their
Queen apd their county but your loyalty and tho yaor OF
the army terminated Their expedition soon % they began
the nsgni6csnt movements excited by their mhgues and.
they bsdpopsSed themselves throw s oil doubt
requesting the TINS origin 0thess nevemsnts No. organised
anexPsdon eensnndfd p The satoF Lopez vho disam-
bass5 on hs neshen coa Of ne eastern Part = this ds
10 wc weeks had scarcely e,upsed when III thoss Who con-
posed the expedition, including the utos conans wess
klel or taken prisoners in your hands IN the hands Of
those sen in pursuit Of them History does not present. per-
hap in It's pagesa single example Of invasion promptly
and completely suppsessed. Il POI ~ tAe4at{f 7u8 Hi
There could DO doubt shout oursuece The vsior Of
the troops defsaed them In the comba and you,
they rod your territory, became soldiers and took your
Not only have you giving assistance to the army and
authorities by every in yodr power you not only de-
pived the enemy d air Of fight but worthy rivals in
yalor and enthusiasm With army, youpuue The pirates
without ntermssion and 10 spite of dsnger; and par
taking with the troops Of Tho labrs and fatigue Of in
that place. which is one of the most difficult to travel in he
island Success crowned your exetons and you bave put
the seal to your unequaed oya IN one Of you delivering
into the hands Of the authorities the chief traitor who
wandering, fearing the punishment which hreata ned him.
With tho decision and enthusiasm of which you hve given
80 numerous and remarkable proofs; with the pa
tfioism which uated the merchants, the ropeo and
the corporations Of the Island put their fortunes ar the dis
between the army the nhabans Of all classes ,nd
ionshe union cemened upon the loyalty and nat onay
which will mmorslze the Of Spanyour tran quilly
will be secured, and The Queen Of the Antilles will
cease to be Spanish for people which repe 20 have
done, those who make attempts against its nationality
not be overcomeb force The history Of our days in the
memorable Independents offers striking
pie Of the truth Of this assertion. You the worth
of those who, in past times asonshed the world with their
bravery and their constancy Receive for this my ncee
and heartfelt congratulations, with the assurance also that
your august Sovereign will learn with this pr ,of Of
loyalty which has been given by Der always faithful sand
Of Cuba. ,9E JOSE DE LA CONCH a.
HAVANA, Aueusr 81, 1851. i"9 ip.1 tsN 1e'2