Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
Correspondence Of the Te,
NEW YuRK- S... 9

NEW YORK, Sept 8. ls,,
- went down aboard the u. 8 n.;, 'e'l.
Empire City ON her arrival last Saturds, 'ssn,r
mad been very anxious expectation or y, There
gence she would bring Of the fate or '"e inte6
his company, and found an excited o,a pez and
whari eager to hear the news from the ~ 0a the
passengers themselves. l went nhos Ups The
business there, and saw several rrn,ls, NaVing
"aa oeen spectators oi the terrible fate of ,k Who
gusoed General. There was belief tba, : MS
himself knew that his allegations tina, h Loprl
were ripe for revolt and prepared - "e |uban,
"Liberators," were false, and had bs Jun Ii.
destruction of the men whom he and o,t the
more culpable) in this city and New .es 0., Ievea
to embark IN that lawIess and ill.faed eans sls led
hls name would be loaded with inr,mm. peulIOn,
ii'e itself hardly safe among our own peo0,a his
is, ne has vindlcated his vrracity at ,bs e a As
OF ms li!e, and however much his iudcmsn, 0cs
De desp'sed, who will impugn his honor, @'y
30 numerous, persevering and plaus;hl.
the misrepresentation of the dsaffec ,;on "efs
Cuban people towards their rule,s ,b., hs
citizens of the United States believed II" "I' he
to be reacy for revolutions, and they wisbsd sand
speed, if il could occur without any ;n,ues 'Od
on our part. But if the Cubans are III. on.-ce
people, which we all believe them TO be. 4, i Seo
certain That IN their quarrei with their o.!
abide any interference by an 'ou,siders " nd
now, We have man and his wife cop6n.l ''ea
tombs for the murder of poor fellow VIII "ue
act OF trying to protect the woman from Tho H'" an
Of her husband. II has been somewha, :, t"l's to"u"s
Cuban matter; the people Of the island gu. "'
rejoice quite much as their rulers ove- II. .,.
comhtnre and death of the "Iiberaiorsn wy uS
The result of the anii-Spanish demops,r.,.
hs( m re nn Al
and it is to be hoped that il will be a wara;ei
"Young America" 10 keep cool ana m, Ias
enthusiasm get the better Of It's judgmem Nss
THAT / believe, as certain British aud ,,b wv wv
American editors would seem to, that IN. In
States have ccver'ly favored the recent ar~,..
sions upon the Spanish authority. On tic ao~
trary, We utterly ignore the notion N.,ba, ~.
national government nor our State adminis,,,,;a."
nor any considerable number of old and s,,nn.r
citizens, has 'sympath.zed' with the Cuban r,
petition. We are sorry TO people misgovsrn
ed. but this is very different from inerrrT,pr e..
their relief.
Steamship Union due here on the 3d inst =,
rived yesterday. She is advertised TO sail .,
New Orleans tomorrow, but doubt if she will
be ready.
The Georgia" which arrived YESTERDAY with
81 600 900 in gold dust, (about part o. which
was for Adams & Co = Express) will leave ao,in
for Chagres on the 18th inst. We regard tbs :,
tie only safe gold dust route, until ''ihe Trhuau
tepec' shall be completed.
Steamship Empire City, will sail for New Dr.
leans on Thursday mex; with Adams & Co.'S New
Orleans Express freight. She is a good saier.
very substantial, and well manned
For two days past, the weather has been IN.
commonly sultry.
Money is readily obtained on good paper a, th,
legal rate, and stocks more lively.
Any quantity Of gentlemen with nut-browu
visages aud California hats, Of various coors
might be seen loungIug about the hotels pretty
well satisfied with having got thus far on then
way home. Lovejoy's hotel, opposite the Park,
seems to be the favori:e with returning Caliior.
mans. They furnish no meals al this house. b1,
let out their rooms al a dollar day, II heieye)
to travellers, who obtain what they want at auy
time that best peases them, either al the cOOkshop
IN the basement or elsewhere.
The cIergymen who have been rusticatingi 10
recruit, health worn out by their arduous laboB
are returning to the city. DIR. q. Spring the
celebrated Presbyterian divine, (and author Of
the recent very notable brace of handsome
volumes, entitled First Things came back ir,m
Newport last Saturday.