The New York herald., 1851-08-25

LssLx snxrr EERALD. .......-.........- Or.
Ihs Cuban QuestIon-Iss Progress and
Probable ResoI,-, Satio"al and Poiatieai
-TE. vosn- before our GOvernment-
Prpsabiiilies Of n War with spain.
We have published, thus far, every item Of intel
Krenee tha, ha, reached US concerning Cuba and
he disturbances here Ofthe truth of the conflict
ipg statements we have endeavored to form an
spinion, and we have placed those accounts before
he public, that our readers could have similar
opportunities to arrive at proper conclusions Both
The statements Of the royalsts and of the revolu
ionisis in mary instances, have seemed to conflict
spon points Of facs those OF the former representing
hat the revolution not worthy Of beiag dignided
BY such a designation, and those of the latter
stropg in exultaon at the pr gress OF their party,
and crnioen in toe ultimate of their plans
B.tsesn the statements, some Shere, i'm )ortant
truths have evidently existed, and the character of
these is precisely and only what reasonabl, men
seek ON such exciting topics. Without publishing
.he accounts, representations, and ntmations from
both sides, it would be impossible to approach the
;ru at all and therefore is it that We have con-
sinurd invsria5i. custom, so uncommon TO the
newspaper press of th country, of publishing the
entire body of state ments connected with the whole
subject The same course will be continued by
The Hu0id for the future, and it should be dis
:nctly understood, because any reader, with
assurance that he has all s,atems nts placed before
aim. must have confidence in the resalts at whca
he arrives.
The course Of ths journal on the project of i'm
vading Cuba is too we'll known to require any
sre,ee to it From the Grst, it opposed all illegal,
b1cespenIipg expeditions set on foot in this couu-
II, against the government of Cuba and, in the
strog position which il held the subject, il
sustained BY the good and love Of order which
he mass OF the people Of the United States Will
never isil TO exercise 1t quite clear, that ill
the people OF Cuba themselves should make IA
attempt to throT of the rule of Spsa, any
AIMED and organized Expedition from our shores
could not only be defiance Of the neutrality acts
sf our Congress, but contrary to the instincts of
generous, honest, and honorable people. This
the uuiyersal sentiment of the country, and
.inueo ND 70 the hour when il vas announced that
A large party of rcvolutionsts had entrenched them
selves. ON the third OF July last, in the mountains
rising above Puerto Principe. A new light nov
ed TO spriIg from be events Of the succeeding day
On the fourth # July, a declaration Of iniepen
aeree vas issued in that district, and conflict in
which lives were sacrificed, gave ealty and force
20 the intentions Of those who openly de ;lared for
liberty at any and eve y hazard. The current Of
popular opinion in this country, upon the evidences
si such a dissemination the part of the
,r, oies of Cuba took a new channel from tue very
hour that that declaration Of independence was
published The sympathies Of all free people
1niiorm. warn, aud sacred, even to thevory point
Of activity; aud ghSvt this country there
gradually, uatural ioellg of hope for the revoiu-
aorists Tbe accounts fr u tbs royslists repre-
,eptpg the affair, however, as mere local insur-
reetiou. chilled those synpt'hies which aad thus
ar,et: ara it va sot uu th yussnds a troops de-
nlo,. A out of Ilavana, snd took the feli against
,h,. ..hanaf :" as ihsy were called. Of "boys aad
NADINE p" that e, denees we're prosenzd t. renew
he measure sod power Of the feelings so quickly
supp ess,d By the royslist Representations steamer
alter st.au a. jrouHh accounts OF movements ant
Wti,f,yx eugaK.raen nd. upon these. he sympa
.n Of fnans psrsons began 20 IKE an as.ve sh ape.
a. a The cas-. o. Greece. r snce, south America.
Ire,srd Mex 60, Tex = Poland, and HuEgty. The
common SCI. in. en- It freedDm annot BE- repressed
In, cause of Cuban ndc prudence gained friend
.v.fy asy; an Z oaunot be den ed, that when the
P.mp~ro sailed trsm New Orleans, in all Of toe
Cuhars Who had then. elves struck bio for In
sepeudsroe, +. very Gee ut feeling favored the
..,.t,sise than when Lopez, with the Crepls
steamer. made h'sHsg,, ash. and buccsneering
stack upon toe rorf c Hrdenae
Tbis change of foelnk, 20 ymPathy for the revo
i.ts fr.u that of Setesta ooof the marsliiug
ssp.difop Of Fower dag under any circ ins-ances.
sould have led. psrhaps, % ad ooly TO lsnitei
40 individusl extent tu, W en- the accounts a.
rived her. Last ~eek paiUiSly exciting, VITA respoe
,o tls summ .ry execui"n Oi some tfty AmerStn
a., ,.,. nm a.. Castle Afa,ts, snd with the zorro
s,,..,,s l,x sur o .tafs, med and reliable cor
,y,o.,ts hat atfu,itics we're committed a. whe
huuan.ty snu,ld-rsi. public opinion ander sen'
st.ta,lv aI greater change. Tue sceRes wa'cn
s,io~so M 1oardiug ~ the spanish steamer dto'
pero. oiths Euit.d >tales mad stsamship ftle1d.
ere rssarasa .ls, a. tons. ass .ofa On scasse
~bic4 esiiet a. aernittss pas usinyticet by o."
rosensseHi sna sven tno.s 700 d"ust thai Fe asve |
sns natrai e,srs.'-r s.r. is 60 o. ds ss1-d -dsn
..sn.s sr,Bst,d 81 Doe strs. ees feeljrg - prov,
shsi Se bssf ia .. ap4 ss,t sense o. nat'pnt
boipr fhsf tasli iacrss .es every Housnt ii 90
isy-ifs - co. f. - sfrssis 4l Uuiou AID tn
the u,ipsrssiityn ni ss cttrts Il u tse tSsae ID.
al. sna stsrv mel sni every .olegrtl IA shls h,q
general sns estcuffr the feeling IL bessmia
th,,pgkoss ne ler qih a1d bfs4dth ui th4iisd A..
nov on tn fir as momsrt, =, 1If no aha"'oe
- hs i,ssre.i ysrIsinire - tte subject Pa'i.s
s,.sinps have a-tsrlsi su1 continue t. st,es. o..
ss,itemsrt which the sosres near and 10 " r1.'
D. y. areuscd b. enc breasts of American ci''E'u'
sueb sre the sii efdoi T. or inmedas edecs, "hieh
are 10 prec.de other aud more important result'
9th Tor this country, politically and nationally, AM