The New York herald., 1851-08-08
The Progress Of the Revolution In Caba.

ss, yesterday, gave ve,y sclly the Spanish or
.svernnsn seee1Its Of he character OF the recen.
ess--tzrces - P-eC;o Principe. Gr6 in some other
I--.s O. CGba. Ttose a.eoarts have rerrsse1ted
tks; re revelation a. end and even the letter
frosl Nsevitss, ,tLsEsd ey -s yesterday, seemed
x toIf-n Re SIanis, oFc.al accourts. To-day,
htvsye- -s I-tssn: re side 0; he st3-y as con-
t2-.t- Z . 1--.tt- q io;1nsrts reserved by the
Ct.-g IN re -s--eeL;s Themselves, and from
G. cl-:e F,s-s1.s, vAo tsys :sc-;io~ 70. wing
RI. ,Lsi sc-g q n various la-:s Of The island.
h. lLsse GS.-1s-ts Eie lGpe-;So;, sr1 We direct
10 I..1e-s s..sr..or % hem thG: easier sola-
tcE q - luti- ~ ben mey y be arrived al. The
ETA ec-e.s. -I-eh ~e r-bish also, vii s;d the
e. Sse-Tt- g ccIs . .cls-ably corre:.
s3-Es.Es ~ -sTect &C Tie various statements.
:; sIEfE-s trS. a engagement took place on toe
rstI+y-s sI-. Il lEst month, the result OF which
H. 5..- ta-c-s:ls &C re insurgents. Moreover, it
y Es-.C -.a1 re Tevol-.ionists, in oAe district,
r-Gte- - t.e easand loot AID SIX hundred horse;
Az - -, / is really one, shows that the fo-ce
.: -Is -.c gsr;s is much more extensive .han has
t--1 al rated Besides, the movements at Trini-
ca 4ce Z character TO excite attention, and add
l. ,te test that his demonstration, the part o.
ne -ttrs, is becoming general throughou the
iss-Ic. -olne Of the documents, which we publish,
ccrs 1rsstly from the revolutionary party and
Ia z ne form Of journal appears to be plain.
4-v@-aished history of the movement from is
ttIes. hour TO the last mo nent. We give them al
a. ibty have been received, and shall publish both
rdts of the history, we have already done, that
Tie szbject may be understood by those who yat:t
"A. Of these interesting and important events
>toald any considerable show Of aid from the Uni
ed states appear upon the coast Of Cuba, or any
f.-ee iucceed in landing, the dsafected Cubaas,
however small in numbers, viii gain confidence in
-ssi- hopes, AID may renew their incipient strug-
gaa VII sozs eject Ie: the power Of the gov
.--rs-s Il Ez-D-g snOzgh 70 pat down any sligb:
3s-.s. sIrt AZ t.k ggTsr-1s,t journals Assure -
ss-ns -is fgrssrss-s AZ i-s Insurgents viii have
"a frir v.-l Asfye--@s f.--1gs x-- 1s;srzirG:.o-.
susrrIseI 1isnssstrFT a its .Lss-sEsss e. 80
n1uuIf-Iria ilr ssinr-l-y- r -.g-E - z-.4 --1s--
sxnry e.-is.1--vIu-s W III l..st 20 XIV, t-E
t.sI ~ suriisasnr rs1e--s. F1s11zr - =: =.
-ntz.1ni1x rIulisa- 1I1--y - t1-s. l.szEs-. ct
y dfh,srE Is rrss1s- E-T rsE.ll- ~ "a;
~ = - J-ese1E LA 4-fsa-y q - .ts5. S-sr,
ransss tI us lt-sIEt - c@=isl o-~&cz, .-c-
ifrs rs-s ss~-tfcs.ses-F, a-1 t-,m re --nJ q
AZ i, p-sg1E-s i1sz-ssirsz- Tzs, ao-sys-, rs
RI Eal- fta= ~ l.tsll gee. -.1sA -s have p-.-
rsas.y ,llss1s< csz.sz-s tie G--sznssnsrs n-as
80 f-ssr1 - fss s-essss ofths C-bars, era Es s-s
. o. sz.sFs ia; soas dis.ngsilasd of ssrs a.
- a. .s., selonzing to the Qusen's troors, lave
sssr-sl ;6siE rDsss 70 fra,sraizs with he inss--
g.-:s.
q soz-ss, uader the ex :i,emeni which naturally
Asses from accounts 90 remarkably conaicsag IS
tEo-e Which We published yesterday and ,hosorgb-
Lahsd ny to day, II canaot be expected tha; ary
oue can form very correct conclusions as TO the
a "a. tr Cuta Wo al %,
pect, however, that the Spanish goye.nmen: vii
exert s its power to repress the spirit which has
srisen in a revolutionary shape to excite alarm
and il will require all the perseverance and courage
Of the Cubans, even if largely aided by sylrs-
thizers from other countries, to meet tie 5fozltes
which will oppose their progress Tha. .bs pre-
senoc of one steamer frem New Orleans, AID Of
vessels from other ports Of the United states, vii
create m excitement favorable to tho insurgents.
no reasonable man can doubt. The question
Cd this point seems to be-wiIl the steamer
Psupero be successful in escaping tho Spanish
Beet, and in landing her men and munitions
of vsrl The immediate result seems to hang
uIcn this, and upon the further eonsidcratioo who
thc- or no. the popula ion Of Cuba generally are
prepared 10 surrender their allegiance 10 the &
of Spain, and 20 place themselves under new and
indsIerdent government. Could these points te
settled satisfactorily should then be enabled 70 de-
eide With some certainty the probabilities Of the
future AZ preseat, however, are quite ss,isfed
cha. he Spanish government s ~eI protected, ur-
less The insurgents should gGir vastly Increased
force to carry out their plans. ie~ days hence
NC shall be able 10 judge somewhat decfively,
a. 70 what s the real con iitop Of the revelation
whether or not IL s really wtss these stes, doca-
meats teach us that IL Is, or Icere spssmodi:,
local dsaaection, ss uniformly ]. has been repre-
scented BY all the onacisi journals Of CIbs.
We wait for truth-for truth beyond dosbt.
porTteAL AvD THE Armstrong CtAIN. - Our