Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-20

All ewes are turned towards you, dear General all our
hopes in you to furnish Us win arms 70 give
unity to those scattered and disconnected movements
are expected at every momen and the Chief reason given
for matchmaking the revolution was that II COM
menced the Government of the Jailed States would not In
,a.e.-o III .or e. F..
Ps Il is now positively asserted that the regiment Of
Canta5ria has gone ouer tepatos Is eefan vERr
cERTAIs, that Something Of the knd has fahen place. from
the severe beng taken TO separate the soldiers
entirely from the citizens. they cannot move from their
barracks without special license from the Captain General
which is tantamoun to absolute imprisonment T. r.
Havana, JULr ls, 1851.
Ems. DELrA: "AH is not lost" and "the end Is not
yen as the Colonel said when be last had the pleasure oil
dscourspg for the benefit of your readers,
The time has come long waited for with patient endur
ance by the Creole and booddrops Of the enemes-unna
ura though they beof Cuba have already moistened the
soil long married by the footprints OF oppression Our own
day was taken o the declaration of purpose and to hu de-
snce at the chief who has played the yant with IMMUNITY
in the cas- ern military district Of the island
The "pronunciamiento" at 'Puerto Principe" on the
4h instant followed by attack upon the camp OF the
patriots Guanamaqun, while on their march 10 the
mountains of Nsaza the 9Th instant to concentrate with
the patriots Of sLas Tunas." who awakened with the
Of freedom upon their lips the sims day-"he FOURTH OF
JULr!" The Spanish troops driven back, leaving
twenty killed and many wounded and on the 9th the line
Of march resumed by the patriots fr the mountains Of
Nssza where they bvouacked" with their COM
rades from Las Tunss occupied in organic ,on drilling, and
defensive eldworks, which will not long be needed, as the
augmentation from the Of the Spanish serice,
By constant desetion, and from the people Of the country
oiA enable them to take the open field soon as familiarity
with the use of arms il obtained. The munitions and
erials Of they haze been long gathering in the mountain
Businesses and they in position to maintain themselves
against any force that the Government bring to bear
them.
We expect to hear of similar movements from other por
oas of the disctto day. and at Trinidad the signal waits
only the quakng movements of the Government focee
der the first panic-atempt at Defence to divide and draw
from the dasb points Of the coast then again to drao
fire with another pronunciamento that tUiH ioith
the strength of f,oelpe thousandmen
You rely upon my information, but have not time
to dilate upon it.
Ever at your service, OASIS.
We received the following letter. through mercantile firm
of this city loo late TO publish it in extra II is from
American merchant Of Havana, who has long resided in
the island Identified with its people, and Of the
devoted friends Of its liberty and independence
liable gentleman know He writes in Spanish to
Gen. Lopez letter. from which make the following
emitting what relates facts which have already been
mentioned The letter bears date the 18th July:
g II may be that Trinidad did not pronounce last night,
but the patriots will tomorrow, latest day after
morrow. One Of the chiefs of the -, whom handed
your commission Of brgader, received through De G.
here to-day with the leaders here strike
at - the 10Th instant.
The Camaygueyanos sustain themselves and are receiv
ing renforcements We have Of the rising of Baya
mo and Hogun, but nothing certain I'VE know the leaders
Bayamo and Hoguin well, and that they did
fail agreed to rise the appointed day, which
when they would receive dngs of the rising Puerto
Pfincipe.-Eds of Delta But information from
Puerto Principe, Guaymano and Tomas is entirely reliable
Your arrival in our midst ,oH be the dat-boo bu, we
must be armed"
LArER.-A messenger has just arrived from Baracoa
and reports that proDuncaniento has taken place in that
city aiso The Spanads SILENT and look disheaened
good sign this. Yours to the DEATH
P. s. open this letter 10 inform you that Villa Clara has
fooccd the example of Puerto Principe Tunas and Quay
msno. HuSza for Villa Clara! Fifty men on horseback
raised the cry Of Uiua Cuba Vua Lopez and left the city
to Join about equal number who assembled in the
neghborhood When they had met they found themselves
three hundred strong, and commenced their march towards
the appointed rendezvous Two companies Of ances
sent to attack them Being holly pressed by the ancers
eleven Of whom had joined hem) they turned upon their
pusuers and routed them Agzamonte badly wounded
in this rencontre
Which they routed killing and wounding sixty Of their num-
bers They safe in the mountains and Col Cont
himself writes that will be difficult dislodge them
letter Just received by Dr. Juan Iscanrza rank Spanard
says that the ponuncamiento Tunas with one
hundred men, wbo after taking Of the authorities phi
soners, and unfolding the banner of independence prone
nadei the streets shouting Yua Cubag Vpa Lopez retired
to the mountains ,oerc the main force Of the patriots cere
dytAug ana practising IN Inc Use OF arms he number OF
the pronounced in Guaymsnos no, known with any GER
tapty. They are said to be all well mounted
IS Ell YAsEEE.
FROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, JuLr Is, 1851.
Dear Della: This morning there is excitement in town.
owing to the fact that the Government troops had small
fight with apary Of the Creolss whom they overlook on their
way to the mountains, to join about thousand men, ,ro
are now under arms, and 10 ,chom hundreds are Aocing
daily with full determination rid the country of Spanish
rule, henceforh and forever.
the ground that the Creoks ining to fgh are ysRr
MUCH AIsrAKEs The people Of the interior of the island
like those Of Mississippi accustomed rural life and
know SO well the interior Of the that Spain can never
subdue them when aroused The women all over the
coun ry are the greatest advocates of rerouon they are
patriots. all 5.S @ .'H&e AZ
This being the commencement Of the rany season. the
Government troops lind impossible to reach the patriots
and, what is worse for Span is WELL KNOWN that three
Jouihs Of me army are no,c faror of revolution and
ready JOIN the patriots at the first opportunu Trinidad
de Cuba, and other points 10 its vicinity are all ready to
join.
What called the Government here is in high state Of
excitement having but fourteen thousand troops which
scattered all over the country, and to be depended
at that.
Two thousand men now ready, If landed on the island
any time Uhin tceaty days after this reaches you couLp
SETTLE THE QUESTION SHORT TINE
The Governor Of the province Of Cardeuas was dismissed
for not marching bis troops against Gen. Lopez thy-sx
hours sooner gave his reason for not doing tbs, h
kaeo his ,ooud join Lopez Immediately on the dsM
and consequently stad away.
The Government to-day issuing long yarns stating that
there no revolution, with view quiet the minds of the
people, and to suppress the growing excitement all of which
is untrue The REVOLUTION HAS ALREADY COMMENCED
and nothing can stop until We annexed the United