The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-30
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The Erect In Jamaica OF the Attempted
Cuban evolutfsn--De pnnture OF nm Eng
Iish War steYmer for Fort au Prfnce--Ths
Revolution In New oransaa.
The mericss mail steansshp Ohio Captain Schenck
arrived at this pert yesterday from Navy Bay, New
Gran ada ria ings,on Jamaica She lef he latter por
on the nth inst.
The Ohio came hone with one wheel only IN USE iAv
ing disabled the other she outward passage tcChagr ~
che experienced heavy zorthers dursg the passage.
We have received, by be-, Jamaica papers to aug 10
inclusive. TAsy Destitute Of news. .,.,.-u.
It's cholera appears to be absting IL I'll parh Of the
Island.
The Jamaica Sr.aaard, Of the 14th inst, ssys:-
Her Msjesty,s steamer Intte,Sible, Com. Byke, now
coalipg at Port Royal Is to sail very soon for Port -
Prince Where, report ssys he.t Of English, French
and United States vs.seis of to assensie, to e
ford protection to the 5omincans, ,5snt the syranns
cal coz duct c. sououqas, the Emperor Of dayu
TIE Dispafe Of the 18th inst gives the following In
telligence from New Grarsda-
By the schooner CarloFs which arrived yesterday
in three days frey savania, have resolved advioss
out in ire above republic. General Borrero s at -
head of the Rojos red republicans aud unless the
goveInmsat act with the G.satest possible hrmnss9
there viii be every chance u further -
boodshed of the NEST revoltsg nature which the IN
habitans q that unfortunate country are So much 90
The wholc province Antioo IA is in awful state,
snd many She respectable portion Of the community
have been compelled to ny for thur lives at moments
rstice.
The other provinces fearful Of the whole repuhlis
bsspg enesged N civil war The Yankees" to the
words OF our correspondent establishing lns a
betweea Savanilla and Ho7da. On the coess
matters remain Quiet for tie present.
One Of the for tis line left tho port on the
27th INST for Bar.anqula che is na-:red the Honda
Tho Jamaica papers filed with the accounts Of The
attempted revolution in Cuba taken principally from ths
~ York Herald, ashough Jnmaics is within a stones
throw OF the eastern part Of Cuba where the revoiutioa
is reported to have first made its appearance.
The Cenal Standard of the 18th inst, in speaking q
the rews makes the following spguiar remarks
Between American exaggsration the hand,
and the notorious embezzlement Of all important puhes
information by the Cuban authorities the other
not to srye at anything like certainty with respect
the actual progress Of the revolution. which has
dubtedy in the island Of Cubs II the ociel
Of the government were to be credited
the would appear to have been OF the most
mptibe character ana to have been put down oy
the Of detachment Of troops under the
OF officer Of inferior rank IL on the Other
hand reports furnished the American papers
to lie believed the revolutions far from having been
put down has been h!theI sgnaiy successful and y
daily acquiring strength not only by the accession o.
recruits but by the to Its roks OF num-
bers Of the Spanish troops sentsforward To subdue IT,
cling the credty oftestmony between two autho
rites liable equally to such grave suspicion we are IN
cliped to believe that the nsureetion IN Cuba Ia really
capital willing admit, and that there truth
in the American accounts than in tbs Official
put forth by The government press Of Havana
Ttere can be eoubt that for siderable PERIOD
dissIection to wide extent has prevailed IN Cuba,
SPECIALLY amongst the creole populatton who have been
Kept Gown by something little snort OF positive inter
diet the Of Madrid There Is very Large
white popu alton Cuba Of which by far the Larger
p portion are natives Of the island many os them edu
Old Spain aud conpetent in every respect 70
hold public ces Of trast aud responsibility which are
comp. M by large salaries, levied by heavy direct
taxation the lands and industry OF the propristors
tie soil The liked rule however has long been that ne
Cut should be appointed to any Office under the crown
and that every appointment OF trust and conhdenee
under government should be conferred n,ves Of Od
Spain who frm time To time mt out from Madrid
placed in direct autsgonisn well -
in command the native gentry Of the country Tina
which only Of the Gvowed Of revolt has b.
You'd doubt had principal influence m causing the
resurrection OF Puerto Principe ana t Is one which vii
erist in It's cause by Tar the larger proportion OF the
IDdepende py OF this particular ground Of complaint,
the general administration Of the Of Cuba
| would TO have been most and arbitrary,
especially towards the natives sf the bland and IL n
well known that the seeds Of rebellion have been loag
since and that they needed only proper
bring forth their ffuit The expeditions which have
been designed from the United states. prompted,
beyond all doubt, by the internal dsaiectiou Of tbs
Cuban population but they entrusted to incom-
petent person, who paas5y uuht to lea attack
OF such nature and who obviously ignorant
Of the district in which he might look for co-operHtion.
General Lopezs descent Carsnaa small port bot
short Gtapce comparatively from Havana. where he
had no previously asccitaned friends and allies was
almost equal to tbatof Loas Napoleon. Presideut
sent movement however appears to be irrespective a
foreign aid II the reports to be credited tire
dtrets Of the island In fall revolt and the govern
mtnt troops exhibit strong incnstion TO frsternizs
with the insurgents
Jamaica and the West Isdan colonies generally havs
deep interest in the results Of such revolution and
these results not readily TO be calculated The
n,sto Of the insurge, leaders shows, among othss
things that and not the least important a
quarrel with the government Is the question Of slavery
publicly that document has the Spanish press
hurled gainst Cuba the THREAT OF converting the island
nsh
chair ing against her the hordes OF barbarian Acann
II IL known that the government Of spain has ioos
held the terror 81 emancipation the heads Of her
ccoDtened ooonSts and there be little dorot,
thpk that the existence Of ilayery in Cuba will depend
the failure Of the present attempt II
luop. The heads OF the revolution stve-soders,
ovnipg property and grouid down by the syzsnny u
symtaihy ard services Of those similarly conditioned
throughout the eastern district of the island The troops
spain ALREADY euferng from fever, wooAl be- uusble,
even thould they remain icysl 70 carry IN n guerrilla
warfare under \ tropical Gun, against Sho have
been inused TO The climate from the'r birth Would
Spain under such circumstances deer hetdom TO tse
slaves Ia Cuba sou the slaves OF .xba witness se
rerste usaie for mastery brtwecn s proprietor and
the mother country. without fee az that they thsm-
deep aud important int the result Il
such struggled ThessSre even u which likely to
spring out q any teTot,s polite a revolution Ia Cuba,
ard they events which q, sriy interest jamaica
What the force 81 the present. revolution mag be-
know II may b. failure. or Il may be both serous
aud successful The spanish governs IN, NJ however, ha.
shown. By Hs precautions f4inst American invasion
Tag u vil not o.e Cuba 90 Sng she be- preserved
20 The crown q spsin aud conviction a. that be-
fore The ministers Of the ~ Ansh Queen ~oui SUR sn,
the Island g creole Ame cau conspiracy they would
carry out the threat alu' "a in the nsurgent mani
ito ana pronounce es ry slave in CUBA Unconditional
y toe May this b. N blessed result u the pronun
olanento CT Don Joaq ain Aguero Aguero
hn' nJ Intelligence.
telegrnphic de- ratoh was received at Norf,lk o.
Monday 70 Grange the testinaton 81 the sloop ~
plymouth and der her TO Cuba, but she had ALREADY
sailed fer The Be Indies
The U :; SUR ,ying tohooners Nautilus Lieut.
ssrdt snd NE fedith. Acting Master W. Roberts,
ta9 ~ sur yng OF cape C arles put In az Old Point
on sunday .' .Lins. to avoid the late storm.
Nmctreoi che NEutilus:--Lieut r. b Sands. Lieut. N
" Nhltln q NJ lynch. Assistant surgeon; J.