The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-22

him, to enquire into the ca SCI his Deposition n b I'd
any to make poor fellow. not taken aud there
he may remain probably months shut up th assas
sins an robbers Of ak descriptions while his poor wife
| tirely innocent Of the charge against him.
The father OF the child, which have since learned
was knocked down by voante, and only slightly
bruised SAID be would compromise the matter with Fo
ter for 500 But Foster adheng to the fact Of h being
entirely innocent of the charge, aud supported In his
assei ton by the who in his coach at the
time the accident is said TO have happened and who
have declared through public journal that 1t not
hardly earned wages and is stil confined in jail
The Austrian frgate Venus, Of "A guus arrived
here yesterday from the island OF ST. Thomas having
board young Prince Of the royal family OF wrtsmburg
who uDd.rstaDd IL to be feted very magni ioant
scale If the of the government be- not other
wise engaged by the present difficulties in the interior
| The French steam frgate of war Mogador, which has
now been lying in this harbor for ards ola year
for what particular reason nobody tells about to be
relieved by the Asmodes fret class fgsta hourly
expected to arrive, also from ST. Thomas. Why the
French should keep stationed here continually large
vessel like the Mogador, would 81 EN- ystery wers IL
not strongly suspected that II has reference tn the
who have better right to watch important crisis
in the affairs Of the island aud ought to be ut Havana
are content to be eruzng from Key West to Pensacola
and from Pensacola back to Key " est.
| General Lemory has himself to thank for the insur
recton at Principe From the moment of his arrival
that city AZ ts governor arrests were the order Of the
day The prisons filed with what he pleased
term suspected people and those too from the position
they held as proprietors planters Sc the most auen
tisi OF the pace We have seen numbers banshed the
Island and others confined in the forts; t is absurd
TO suppose that the tearing from bosOms
their families. OF fathers and rbarouS
ner in which this has been DONE tho frivo
pietences and suspicious would be resented and
rouse feelings which have burst forth with n vsor
which viii require all the OF this government to
quash.
PS-The government alar med by the probable conse
qutBces OF the information hing the United States
to the critical state of things interior have
day put forth statement which you will hnd in the
Gazette of this days date TO the effect that parties
had risen in insurrection but HAD been compelled
seek safety in fight and calling upon the people to be
This statement Of the government admitted even
by tho spaniards themselves to be by
and that the affair of far greater Importance than
what they willing to admit L think. all can
gather that the statements already made. much
nearer the Truth and you may make them public
The statement Is evidently published to mi.ead the
American people as TO the serious nature Of the Principe
busine'sgot up for the steamers about TO sail well
kT owing that the affair would reach the United States
In spite Of their wishes TO the contrary.
Havana, July L. 1851.
Critical Condition of The Communicating Of the Dis
ftdswe-Conlict ., Puerto Principe-Dcfeot Of Il. Go
re1nment T,eops-7ne Condition Of Harans---qncodoe
Iconsiaer that In political point Of view this island
In critical state than it this pre-
sent moment The creoes Of Cuba have at length
thrown down the gauntlet of defiance to the authority
Of Spain The late act Of the Captain General in dis
missing the "Ayunemionio and Sindico (corpcration)
Of Puerto Principe, is alleged to have aroused the in
dgnaon not only Of the "Csmaguenanas" but that Of
the whole population of the interior cities Of the sa
and even that Of Havana itself loyal they may be
disposed to be towards Spain. His Excelency, many
think might In the dismiss them, should
they venture to displease him In his
disturbance broke out the 80 inst In the neigh.
borhood Of Puerto Prncire-a city in Importance
to Iavansin the eastern DEPARTING of the island II
lie known that simultaneous with the affair Principe.
large meeting Of nen took place twenty leagues
from that city, and that upon the troops being
disperse them skrmsh onsued which resulted la the
troops being beaten of, with the loss Of their
commander, and 10 killed The insurgents who IL is
yago-sly stated number from 500 to 1900 men, took 10
the mountains, and have strongly entrenched them
selves IN tho hope that the begun will prove
general throughout the island and that their friends
th' Il.Iustoos, will fly to their assistance The creoles
Of the In erior excellent horsemen strong athletic
and hardy men. always borseback, and accu stoned
10 thread the dense and IN tricate forests the sa
in which the Spanish soldier would be found completely
uVlcs however brave. This movement has, il Is sup
po,ed extensive qualifications throughout the whole OF
Cubs and the verge OF crisis which will
qurc al tho energy and ability Of the governme to
put down-sn event by no means certain II 20
credit the reports Of the natives, who be quito
confident q the Of their plans and the speedy
overthrow Of tho Spanish dominion in Jubt IL Is
n sgn az the times TO witness the hasty deptr-
abroad az certain wealthy creoles Who might
their upposed opinions In fa II Cuban
become compromised by remaining on th- island in the
power "a the government.
The mall from Puerto Principe ia due this morning
will cndeavor to procure such addto nal information
upon this subject, a. may prove interesting 10 you
MEANWHILE there % many absurd reports nJating
about Il IL difficult TO arrive at the truth, each party
ding "a their hopes and wishes either greatly
rHaRyCrsiinR deprrciHtng tine recent nj
Principe oni the political state OF tho snd In general
iou will scareel, credit what nov tell you, but II ~
'Yetleiens fact that vas confre necessary that
tif the always faithful city, surrounded a. IL H. aud
rleteiy at the mercy 81 many forts. shonld BE-
guarded with the grraicst vigilance which duty
tz"tcised over II On saturday night last fatros
In every direction aud double guards moun ed
fer u suspected that disioya enough
f. .cu he example of princiP~ and yet such IS the
tho yttm of espionage introduced into the city that
few ded venture TO "a pres an open opinion upon tue
rtstp ~ things. even any optuion at AL 90 that
STRANGER ming bore would imagine were ia the
enjoyment q The mot rers,ct state Of pctcs traa-
II : doeply TO be regretted th,t thi, due ,.land.
pfosfVtus far beJord 81 cthars Of the Wet Indies,
of y, rg which EXISTS between Cubsus aud the
srsrtb ast j. out nth" quastion Tue hospitality
lId gcurroy Of tho Cubaus the intsrior pcovcr-
bal ara thcr love To- th'ir country UNITS almost 10
rdofttitn I could r.count many apccd0tes htut
usuug this, but the fcil'wing VII b. fui'cient -
About month tseb some 'ie bundled mon aud Their
,Tctrs belong iua rprl'aout - cavalry. tuer
'ay ncm Mausd to tuerto Principe, halt,o f'r the
uh hacienda. where the proprietor Received thsu
N.tf the grvsteet cordially -mado provision Tor the
pas the night aud invited the officers 10 ptrtake
q the hospitality the house M, ried lie bc,ag crcoc
q graf wealth they Jared WE'LL bis too daughters.
hands we'll educated sni accomplished git', were
tticj ~ the officers g. pay or them On the piano and
60 sing ssyng they had hard much % their vocal
powers. The ycunr lsdies with the grace sDd of
their caste ct once conceded b. their request. aud con
mrnced singing several a their most patriotic Cuban
airs so tbc conformation q the officers who t'r
time rethhpe out II tecScy from surprise. renanrd
rooted 20 the spo; length they remonsatcd with the
ladies' declaring they could not listen trva
fopablc and Improper The ladies' siuguariy enouIh
replied that thoso were their favcrile soigs which
Trey preferred to sll others ana that II the gent
did not like them they ccuid proceed upon their jour
/ neg when u suited their convenience"
! Hy,sA, July I'LL 90 A. VI
Ugtrt asd OrowS y a. fnasre,tcr-B ,a,,ii 10 N Car.
| denas Saffs-crs &C., Sc
NtNiihtandng the counter statements again put forth
y the government this morning conirm all the pre-
vous Information which you will end In my letters Of
ycsterdsys dat relative 10 the revolution going 10 the
intc ard eastern district Of this island with the ad