The New York herald., 1851-08-07

and were brought by the schooner Pauline.
The news Is not very favorable to the Of the
revolu.ionists.
Eeuvitas Is of the northern ports Of the eastern
end Of Cuba and about eighty miles from Puerto Prin
cpe 1t lies at the foot Of the infected district News
Therefore, from that place Is likely to be more reliable
than when received through Havana
We have received by the Naeoochee, short letter
from our Neuvtas correspondent, Of the Oath, and q
copy Of FL Fana publshed at Puerto Principe, Of tho
18th ut.
Annexed is
oUR NuEvIrAs CORRESPONDENCE.
NuEvrrAs, July II. 1851.
enclose the Faal Of Puerto Principe, Of the 18th
inst 1t contains official report Of the battle OF San
Carlos also the proclamation Of the pardon granted by
the government.
This revolution Of which you have probably been In
undated with accounts, badly planned and badly
Executed, as the rising not general The official
count Of the battle is not altogether correct The troops
oct killed; the number Of the wounded Is uu-
known. The natives had three killed and three wound
ed The firing lasted three hours until night closed
in when the troops retired The reyoutonsts twenty
four In all, commanded by Aguero Aguero. The
troops numbered hundred infantry and twenty-five
isncers This is the revoutionsts' report, and have
reason TO bel'eve II Is nearly correct.
The proclamation OF pardon has had some efsot.
-Four CT be Insurgents presented themselves to the Co
1t is expected that al who in and present
the mselves will be pardoned There only six
incudlng Their chief joaquin de Aguero Aguero out
Ia the woos, and these surrounded by ,ops 1t is
said that they reduced to the necessity Of delivering
themselves up or perishing with hunger.
In my opinion the insuIrecton Is at end for the
Present. BUCk3HOr-
We informed that tho natives have lost all hopes
for whe at least The movement has increased the
feeling of hostility among the spanlsrds against the
Americans at whose door the whole affair is laid 1t
said at Nuevitss that the whole was shook
irgy mansgedthat by mistake in the password in
tacsiD the Governors house a. Los Tunss the patriots
sc,uay fred upon each other and killed Of their
ovn party.
According to private adyices the pardon extended to
those who would nder tho government viii
suit very hsppiy to those who unfortunate enough
TO accept Of its terms. Ten twelve had been sent
from Nueytss to Havana to be imprisoned in the Moro
1t Is reported that most Of the papers Of tho patriots
with the of tboee engaged In the had fallen
into the hands Of the government.
Annexed are the translations from y! FsnS,-
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS
The commander Of the party VI San Juan, No 80, u.
crtoia l. Tore, In letter received by eXtraordps
ry express the l6th ofJuy writes to the follow
ihaye great pleasure In nanife sting to your Exoseuoy
that 81 ~ O'Clock to-day the ipd.ydul the list Of
whose naes send you who uers skep from the party
Of hghusy who proposed themselves % disturb pub
lie der, have been presented 10 and
EacelcnCy that thi6 VIII q the OF tAe
piee their plans, the dscord has entered
In to camp Of the few according 20 the inform on Of
the individuals composing this party, when they said
that they dd not went 20 remain logger, s,Xteen
eighteen others followed them, and the party dis
sctyed. D Nepomuccuo Barros, seat to the follow.
icHirg doeunItnt, ard d. bsauel Nuees, tbs iettor
which follows What say TO your Esccuency re-
ported By The individuals tetcr~ have them
festuo, viii seDd the TO the psr.y Of sauts Cruz
where they viii BE- kept seoorting TO tho dspositon
|, Jour t2ceuepcy.
a a. s.. Ea a
uesing sPPeprCo sunday, the 18Th ~ July In the
felc giih fcm La Punts, ext nds itstf TO the pas
Of santa isbrl discovered party 20 armed
Upon ny asking them the otject CT their appearance,
tney shswcied they came for pressing operation.
reflections could not rcsiet the and
followed ther having ncicod tho arrisal cf Manuel
Nunez who tod that he would so With Ey party;
st tie same time they passed through different places
81 the PARTY carrying yhe ~hom they encountered
ara thi catering TO Kill thoso Who should make any
sitence. Bet Whcn serc unitrd and could speak We
wanted 20 bach bat they frightened BY saying
that the roVornment scqusncd with deserion,
which II would believe forced bot voluntary. and
that We should Immediately be shot Bot when they
Tut IN lands your proclamation, II easy
the JOY expressed ly sl ccnrc-ng our party We
nszy crazy and swore 10 die S.tore We would DC seP,
az siIecre; ahi Yhotc that the supreme eoEeramont
VII be Pen ttrsted with ny inncctB aud rsfeo toll
Svs state % ysu ell the iSs. ss,aSy hsre az h sSsa a
''''' "'' '''''''' Sax Jr.v, July &c. ISL
from NrroNvcrSo B.naoso TO Sk T. CaisIosAi. os a.
1rEEI Commander of that part e tins i>and
prn Manuel Niuass's L<,'er.
l., PvNra, iCth ofJu'y, is5i
Sr. u. CrfsTopA pr A ToRRYi--
uayirs been surpriscd by a party Of unknown mcn
near the limits 81 my house When was g9los 70 tho
city With hreet wuI from them - from the govern
mont, vhlcb threatened to seifc my person Tor
| hayDg manifested too liberal opinions hey
| feyed Ine to follow sheu, aud they made tue
\ tame threat with the lieutenant Of this party
| .bc. nj sula distance from that point, cam, In
cra@r,c n,sss roisapce; and they al,o accom- =,
i, ir..-.-, tho came thing with o.h-r n--. ~ ''A'
POINT drscng Us TO the mountains which arc ht,-
trinidad and III Ggcmsdo, where we're united, aud
looking fer the 6rt opportunity TO escape We re cvcd
project las, night after having rad your
PROCLAMATION directed TO those q your party who prcs
/ detih 10 treason - ainst the goyer,ment
You hsvc heard mo ssy, several tine that would
prefer 20 sacri6ce NY interests for the tranquility md
veil being of the country; aud once on the 10Th inst,
when speaking of the madness committed ~
sone peasants, ss we had from rumor.
Ia trito of ny b,D- completely free ot any sort q
eulrsblity thou lit II rot ccrrsnient str me 10
cone into Jour pr,s nee lest the gofcrmen astonishcd
a the reception your report Ia that sr should put
mcin rrscn till Il had tscoTcrei the truth o. nav
rs;iyc. MANUEL SuSEI.
| 77s Gcprnor's Rycfi
In consequence directed 10 tho c.ytaia of The party
CT Fan Juan, the following document -
have received your letter OF yesterday and 10 virtue
Of tie reasons oxpTeed in g. and in tho letters Of D.
Manuel Nuncz aud - Nepomuccno Dsrrcso. Tho error
which could induce them to commit such grave drolic-
ton OF duty being manifest In the Of tho Captain
nmous :, ntent, of her Maey the queen ali The per-
some win BE- pardoncd without any exception sor their
FORMAL yrotcst 81 not being again cduccd by any one,
ana never TO attend fuspicious oongs, aud they
ahure the generosity Of tho government aud M into the
same fault they viii 10 judged and punished without
mercy With all the rigor ~ the law
Al the same time, convinced that yo1r loyalty and d
clsion have contributed 10 the ruin which
could bring struggle between Numerous fsmdics re-
commend you 10 the eurtror civil governor Of the aad
| JOSE LEMBRI
pr,rro rrrscirr July IL, 1851
ss D CpisrorU Moprsro nr IA Tornr, rtsln of the
| Port cf Fan Juan.
| AL that l. puilsb y TO make known that. wheu
the few rctel ueltlycs will 10 rcT der thomscvcs
IN the far of being rubihcd the tranquility will always
last ard The rcvoluonists viii bo entirely convinced,
that the peaceful inhabitants of Cu, sathfed win their
| ccycfrment cannot echo those aiictng doctrines,
which iffoovcd would bo the destruction Of beau
| tfui country.
| From the ruorto Principe fsnal July ls
Ihu documents which We pub.h In our columns, upon
The reiut obtained ty the government tire two par.
t's lcrturbetors II public order who iulendcd to d
~ 20 t country and brirz upon all sorts of diaster
vii nnnNnra lLn Ihn.c Mhn The NM