The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-31

Additional Intelligence Of the Reported Outbreak



Movements In the United States.
We ere indebted for the following intelligence 20 some
Cuban gentlemen Of thio city from whom we recsiv
h avces OF the outbreak OF tho instruction at Puerto
Principe. Oar imormanss state that the annexed In
formation derived from their letters received here bv
the Isabel Their letters from their friend,
in Cuba who engaged In the revolution and this
ray probably, therefore, be considered as more
authentic than s<sJ thing yet received.
The defeat Of CHonel Contb with three hundred men
is confirmed On the 18th Of July ia attempting to
the river Naissa, with ais on raft he
attacked by the patriot CEbans Cont himself wa
taken pris0ner togo shcr with officers and large
rambler Of ao;iers hundred and fifty shot and
fifty drowned, the rest escaped. The Na;eea though
Commonly small stream, is swollen into large
'rspi trent, ogcrowng its banks owing to the
rainy seanon. which now prevails all over the island
large quantity Of ammunition. arms, Sc. were lost to
! gefh sr With tive field pisces Of artillery.
The" sttaek aud taking of the town Of Les Tura,
ricaitd SeaTD by the patriots 10 confirmed together
with the fcrmatia Of provisional government at that
place. the iYs Of witch II is said we shall receive
accounts Of By thu, next arrival
The formation of lila party Of hundred men
in the ahtrie, OF Guamatas, (neaT Cardenas in the
Western department t. is confirmed The patriot chief
msrcebo IL the uandor. This party hal been Joined
y the smell Of Spanish troops stationed at the
town Of pMmii'as {Sn all rHlms) hs the latest dates
Mancetos guerrilla Numbered over two hundred nsu'
The formation Of ocri!a in the Haeisnda San Juan
twelve miles from the ort Of santa Cruz the south
ioe Of tia :sane is conArmea The chrf this guerrilla
bad not brs, mclesoa ty tbs Spanish ,zoops false
that he has surrendered 'rAen the Is.te left fsmns
Of nolguin, south eide in ia eastern dspaItmrs Tad
pronouncel against the ,rrneu tAe colonel tf the
regiment that gsrrsoned tho ,ace harssy placed :.rs
self NJ The bead II the m0ver.sna.
The city Of barseoa mort sde easssrn department.
lad also pronounced for liberty.
The steamer from Trnidfst hich spsat to haze ar
rived n: Bal soa the 2Ist JJry arrived when
TIE isabl lest which makes 7protabo thes the reported
rising Ut Trinidad is true ssbano 10 OPPOSITE.
On te south side of the itsnd II is a railroad
i1nning che island. eSseen these two Places
Distance forty miles time 2 iours The city Of ni-
dei IL en- the south side. cea.7a department a,d 2yp
ieies from I,uyans Passetg gers from Havana rrni-
DID and ali places the lsh side the railroad
sorose to Bstahsno thence by steamboat along shore
La Concha she Captain General has forward two
Thousand m.n 20 the central being alarmed
by he Fourth Of July pror,u.-iraenLo.
!he supreme Court Of Cube, always ..d until now at
Puerto Prins pe has removed 90 San } nn de los Kere
dos, siN milss from the port oc Carh1en north side
central department in order enable she to EN-.
ta'k quickly en Seard Of vessel Of war, in o.
The above advces frora the respect Lilo sni
relisble soneesy They exiist a-;e portion Of the
Island to be IN state ~ revolutio7 conhfr story of
which the order Of tho Captain General pleeing the
and Central Departments martha Law ana
e.'so ing courts martial stthe capitals Principe Eni
st. Jsgo dc Cuba
Bf CUBAN ExII.sS.
To 1Bp EI,Ics NIs IoEis HSaAID:--
We havs boon tni. frss
try the prescriptions aud prosecuting severity OF
.ae government native island. We ave Learned
mre lite ipstu ons and rcsYsct it's laws ana dur
ing residence here trust tat posed
ourselves to any repre- .sh unass II be tat the indie
pendence Of native Caba has been the chief object of
desires and hopes Recent events Cuba inspire US
with brighter faith ~ the emancipation Of country
cruel and uriust govsrnment. Beipg eNAed f.:
manestiug love OF justice, and exsge~siuN dissent
from the iniqutous policy by which copatry has
been long governed II Is aatural that We should feel
sropcly In sympathy with Tie at that our patri
otto oountIymen have begun We wo1d be reereaut to
the principles for which, cxiles unworthy to
be called Cutans and Les than mem did we not desire
to devote ourselves and Al, the possess to the
cause Of our country Independence Bat how can we
carry cut this desire We attmTs TO de part in secret
will be dc nonnoeJ probably arresad and punished as
Jaw trssko.s and pirate" Hws propose to DEPART
operly We have guarantee that We would be udg,s
or treated ess harsbly We have LEARNED to entertain
deep f- Law and however ba-
y mshi appear 10 Us to be- prevented In returning To
share IN the patriotic struggles DOR brother ubsns
we wouls pref TO submit TO the law. OF the couriry
rsth than expose ourselves 20 disqace and our mo-
uyes "a unjust Interpretations.
bsi ,uld ak Ger ourselves and Cuba the same
Just and liberal incrprctana Of the Constitution and
laws 81 the United States that prevailed On FOREVER orcs
iiors IN the histcy Of THIS republic When rrSas
merely but large number pf The citizens Of the United
state. ,mgrntcd armed 20 that province rhis armed
migration can cd re government Of Mexic. TO complain
bitterly snd Mr.. de OeenrRra Minister or Foreign Ksa-
toDs Ibid tho matter before lie United States govern
Lrpt. The exalted statss and profound lasysr,
arie ,bfrr thtn as row presided In the bureau of
The state Department We refer with pride md Pc to
lis - TO the u rXiosn Minister'S leites. ons extract
T. Sufficient
Neither ths constitution nor ne Law o. she lard nor pru.
Engg 70 the u.se. o" noacru states suthorze' bin
a,,.ro ~,
hdivdusl- teen leaving e rti stses for Texas sny
ws think tfft Cuba stands ,t NOR, f,vorably for &c.
rSrcn- tresni, ut aud protest against the liberties
cf our country aud our rights being prciudced by
the predictions fesrs &c political parties In this
try The rights o. the Cublus not be cruelty sa-
erineed to What may be political eSpedrncy We ak
for Ourselves tnd our brrthren justice from republican
America let ~ United states b. prudent. but let it
be iust to Cute srJ its oPrrcsaed people
We know that Tie free tn brave, and generous PEG.
pie of the United States have large aud sXptnded sym
fathes with fhe Of liberty. wherever II Is main
taircd Int We have appeal 30 make to these sympa
tics. They viii be outs We oy prove that deserve
/ thin
olerpper we have to mai AID we will make II pub.
Hcy in presence OF eu,n.ie sui before the world
our appeal vii H. g. Pfcridc ut the supreme
Ill trste Ct this republic and g. Object will bs 20 obtain
hon him he rcTmsion 70 openly leave the jurisdiction
q the bittd States 10 ia shall deem )st
tNpcdiert otcF than military organization or 10
the violation Of any law q the country, but Cubsns
returning sba-e IN The struggles brethren for
independence. We bsvc to bear before this aud
other countries and tbis country has character to
maintain; tbcrtf have resolved 60 adopt
which pruden ce, well respect. dictates. Aud to
prevent missppr~bensions false constructions sfler
w1df we have made this syowal and ask you 20 d.
the Ervsi American public whose good opinion desire
| 90 n,fit end posse-r.
| on behalf OF the Cuban exics IN New York
ANtANo DUANy. depart ment Oriental
FRANCISCO ssDArs, (ecpartn,cnt Ccutral)
MIGUEL T. TOLoN, Department occiient,l)
,rst ts and MANY ether orni,n. bearing on The s,p.