Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-22
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
LATEST FROM HAVANA.

easily detected from its ring and the duncss of the letters
| THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
LATEST FROM HAVANA
Spanish Accoum Of The Suppression Of the Rcrol!iOn-No
NeDrs from Lope--Reiaf aforccments Collecting, t.c.
BY arrival OF brig Charles Kerstuw, Charleston
the lih ultimo files of the Faro Industrial" with dates
S; instant have been received by the New York Ex
| press office
Judging from the In the Havana papers, the Gre
voulon CAS- was called here) has been completely sup
pressed
The Faro" OF the 3d. contains proclamation of the Co.
vctnu stating that he had received advices from the Gen.
Eastern Departments uf the Island, where the most
complete tranquility prevlicdi that, the Goth uno, Don
joaquin A!u,ruy A.ncra, tgcthrr with the persons who
ndcrcd with him, ad we'll guarded arrived nj Puerto
Principe. That in the defeat and dispersion which had be-
the party OF ArcntcUs, the troops had taken fy
horses, and the oI thirty persons are given as
among hus arresd and those who gave themselves up
| seven of whom were culJrcd men.
The Captain General also says that Arn'enteros himself
had thrown himself feet of the Commandaut of lr
Regiment Of Tarraguna DON Jose Maria Espnosa, praying
Ir pardon. Murever that in all The parts oI tie island
hitherto reported dsatleced wherever the Rebels htd
shown themselves tile inhabitants rising by thousands
ard equipped and oifrtng their services to the Govern
mrnt.
In the sFaro" of the 7h is another pronuEcamento un
npuncng the reception Of communication from tic Co1.
nc. Governor OF Cienuesps and dated the 2d The Colonel
al que that the peP': had organized themselves
for the defence OF Government, ana That anon. them
twenty merchants OF the place. Whose naIes are s'eh iia1
Tnera is not word Of news in papers relative the
Revun except what contained III the Government DIS
patches. "a,
@ @qhGg menj"ned j concerT"s RI @ Lopsz and and s ,n
Government prYcimatp'.s, there rlent all
There is nothing about The Vixen which The Captain
ut The Charles k-rs'w reports as having arrived Havana
with The news of Lopez's sailing.
With regard 10 Lopez and the steamer Pnmpero we'll
ne nSe hunifeo youths ~'h" have him nr
anxiety mrnsted the Souta The New Orleans Del.
k, Spup
sh Consul there, carry Havana the news OF the Pam
acrvs sailing half last saer rs the invading
steamer probable tn the eypeii'In id
mad. landing somewhere befre the ClncIn
na have arrived Havana for il will be remembered
he PaperO eft on the evening II" The same day lne Cln
cun departure. The Delta says the Cincinnati
six knots hour when the wind and tide
ne in her avor-iat she Moves SO SLOW Indeed a' Pr
finds great difficulty in sterrink her; and thal ia good
lnkc ImnkS inc SIP 'nish Cunsl was lmp"seh upo o
from whom he chartered her So lar Us teif GER
| IIiicate of speed is concerned
The following from the New York journal OF Commerce.
shows thai pez will abundance Of reinforcemens il
he should succeed in etecting landing:
awe learn from an officer Of the U. g. Army just arrived
rom Florida that number Of were cOngeguted al me
mouth u the 81 J"hns River awaiting the arrival OF
sr,ncr convey Cuba large party had also gone
the Sanlla in steane where !hey Received On ooau
ak pieces of artillery ard further reinorcemehs-
These u hgh sp:ts and made no conceainent OF
| the object OF the exp, ditlon"
dispatch from Baton Rouge dated the 9Th instant re-
| ceived at New Orleans by the Delta, alsn says:
"The steamboat Cuba from Vcksburg has Just landed
here having on board large party Of young bound 10
Cub, by way of New O,leans They accompanied by
! band uf music, and are in tine spirits.
| The New Orleans Data Of the lUh, also rcmarks
ulyo In ", authentic intelligence that the French vessels
o ,r stationed near Cuba rendered their services 10
the government of that Island aid against the people
and actually been engaged in me transportation Vi
ruups from Havana lU various parts vi the lslanu.
The Baltimore Patriot of Tuesday afternoon publishes
eyact from two letters Havana received in Brtimore
dncd On the 9th and Sh nst which eerae the stories OF
Patriot victories and that slight skm sh had
taken place few miles from Havana, between party o.
,ancrrs and one hundred Patriots. few days more VIII
doubtless bring some reliable intelligence
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
Cu,prrs-oS AuG S-Privaie accounts from Cardenas
s,,e nm the most reliable authority that the accounts
the uprising nc perfectly corec that the government can
not nut il down in less than year
General Lopez was anxiously looked LOT. Everything
SO arranged that he can make sale landing
ARRIVAL, OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
THREE DAYS LATER FkOM EUR0pt. ..
Parliament prorosued- Adrance IN Coion-bTeddS'uV'
| Oppressed, dc
un,rax AUG. 18th. steamship Canada has arrived
from Liverpool bringing 81 passengers and Gays later IN
| teigcncn.
! ENGLAN D.-Pnrlament was porogued on the eth.
Excrntng the prorugaron Of Parliament and the Queen
sprech there is nothing Of interest. her Majesty ha,s
thanked the Lords and gentlemen of the Conn9ns l1r he
diligence said: II continue maintain friendly relaon
b f,rejuD mowers. happy 10 be able 10 coh9tauii''
you upon The very considerable dnIinntion na' 'S @
nluce in The African and Brazilian slave ira ie e'e
nns of NV suuadrons the Coast Of Africa ara bdh
assisted by The vigilance of the cruisers oi France an"
United States and aided by the cooperation oi Tue
Guvernu,cnr have mainly contributed 10 this result.
IL thank for the assduy with when you nay ap
n.d yourselves TO the consideration Of the measures france
ur the purpose Of checking the undue assumption u e'
, siascnl titles conferred by foreign powers. -,
aft gives the highest satisfaction that, W'!e
unfnInded claims you retain nvolate that feslous hoe'
SO happily established nm0ng u.s." a.
The propagation of Parliament is until 9epehoe, 1'
Tn. Patent Law Amendment Bill lost in the i'use
t. th,uurh the refusal 10 amendments mace "
:hc Cnmmuns. =, orn mn
The surplus revenue last year amounted ~ i5VVuoVV.
Tie Continental news is unimpott in'. ,
EEASCE.-Thr only news IS of continued iesu'"i' "
which the Pasans have welcomed their Enssh Vis'e's
The only fac, Importance is int nearly my VI s''e
| ell general ui aundlssements Throughout. ie ; e
haze mas sed in Of the revision VI 'o
!. ton and il is considered certlin that l"'y Ne'
,hess nvdles will pass similar votes ; :; n
ROME.-Tnc French troops continue to arrive IN u! IN
CITY, and numerous arrests, on po"Hoa' e
made +, &, ,ho ,v.et n
MARKETS Cotton hns advanced y d. iot tne "et ~ -
\ ,bn Iow-r prades but middug and lair quahles
changed The sales 0 the week are soVV o p' E;, n
sprcn;ators took 5000, and exporters 9'ooo oaes' pa
leans 4 d.: Mobile and Upland o ;. ,,L;. oo GA
B(,-,srnis-Flpur depressed. Phiadeiphia aos gu
Corn il taken sparngy 25s. od. for yellow, a"u o. ~
: %. &! iur white Philadelphia wheat os. -, oc
Th money market is unchanged Consols closed al 30
!. . osa Aulerican stocks are unchanged. -, ,,o
Hulinrshead Feltz g. Co.'s circular states .a' te CIV "
> markell il less firm owing adsicrs per rfansin q
. n,,nd. Az a SID ; Orleans So i'd; Middng 'iooi
n 4xd Oheans 4std. Hz's c,a. s .h ,,,os
y H.ras-Auo S-Coiton is steady: sales OF n 1he wee
m bsIes Fair Orleans 66f. e5c.; UpIands 6ol sle
r'ISNs s-gf. 81, a"ct 4l..-4.L. -
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