The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-18

prea by the reading Of alone The revelation of the
manifesto win bring 70 ght the intellectual resource OF
petition, and The which he counts upon no ac
comphsh what he proposes TO himself ana the aim OF
which Is no NOR than the page of a aefepeeless NO.
pie as he did in cardsuas, in the preceding year
INSTRUCTIONS.
will land at sonc point Of the island. from Havana
to Cuba. and sometime before the ten following h "
American General VIII hand also in point OF th
island with strong expedition All be prepared
in the island. in ur that at the notice Of NV lanI
ing, the cry Of ira pcndence may be- heard in every
place Take your aud do not leave from the
line of Del Batathano h. Havan, towards the cane OF
San Antonio) YOU fear with attacked
then you will retire and will join. at least. the AMIR
lean forces II they have arrived or the inexpus-
nabe points found in the mountains from Mar
antiaes to the Caho. waiting for this force and In.
tir.e dvertipg the attention of the government
well mounted companies win watch the position Of
enemies, without approaching the neighborhood Of the
capital From the same marked line, toward. the CENTRE
all must march to rrunte In rising with the greatest
possible rapidity the people their way. II
count upon the ratification which has been indicated
me- OF ~ by hardy enterprise it were possible to seize
any one in the moments Of confusion and disorder which
the news Of my landing will produce it is announced
to from Regia, all will be concluded ut the begin
ming for the consequences produced by this fact would
be the death Of despotism the island Such thing
would be done in Havana or sometime similar in vbic
MI executed would be contded to men who ara
ready to sacrifice themselves for the liberty Of the
try and the Chief must be assured that the American
General and myself will not forget him sor q single in
slant. But If nothing OF the kind can be attempted
then all hoec in Havana who to take part ia the
advance,
and give point Of reunion from which they will march
TO my encounter; but they not forget the large
number OF horses which always found ready the
stables. In order 10 and facilitate all L have
said II is necessary take in advance the necessary
and convenient precautions in order render useless All
the railroads burning Cor carrying Off which IL better
in them the most important points in order prevent
all communication. In all parts where will be some
pronunciamcnos the principal leader will seize the pub
lie funds in order to create credit and these
will be expended in mounting arming and maintaining
the forces raised and in providing for the necessities OF
the service then, all what will be obliged to take
from somebody for those objects will be paid with money
or bills which will represent it, 1t is useless
mend the advantages to proceed, wit a which
VIII be the most convenient for attaching
the greatest number possible of soldiers peasants
You must be very exact to communicate with me, by
means Of men, for this otect and those who recruit
must always take that a admitted be known by
bis neighbors for his opinions The the northerp
coast viii make the greatest exerons to receive the
American General in satisfactory manner.
These instructions will be, with opportunity, commu-
ncated by my order to all persons worthy THEM;
II would be- too desired that n could be found to
make what is to be done in the capital.
NARCIsO LOPEZ
New 0RLEAss, Nov. 8. 1850
When will meet the chiefs of the movement, thew
will receive the dispatch Of the employ assigned them
according to the number Of men which they have en-
rolled.