The New York herald., 1851-08-02
palm and Cuba-The Reported Recall OF
General COncha.


Tco much importance can hardly be attached to
he reported revolutionary movement in Cuba. 1t
may fail--it may prove to be as contemplate as
he exploded experiments of the fli5ustGoS 4; but
he reception of the news in the United States, from
New Orleans to New York, betrays an extent Of
sympathy with the revolt, which foreshadows the
destiny Of the island as distinctly inspiration
This shall presently proceed to show, after brief
exposition e the latest from the seat of war, and
sfthe nizous intelligence from Spain.
According to the last advices, the outbreak in
Cuba may mean something nothing-an insur
rection, or mere 10 al disturbance two, any
thing vt all. The correspondence of the New Or
leans Delta, an avowed organ Of the movement, is
calculated to throw suspicion owe it more than
any other Information upon the subject. 1t
betrays the fact, if it be q fact, that the revo-
utionists on the island are depending upon Lopez,
and IF. supplies and renforcements from the
.llted states, and don't calculate upon doing
.uything without them. II such is the depen-
lonce Of the revolving islanders, we very much
rear they have come out with their gyto or pronua
cIa1nento, 700 soon. We repeat that if the Havana
eorrespon ience of the Data discloses the true
condition Of the rising in the island OF Cuba,
if they cannot organize, nor open the campaign
without Lopez and his arms, munitions and troops
rom this country, they in bad way; for the
chances are, at least equal that Lopez will be inter
oepted before he make, landing, either by the
spanish or the United States cruizers in the Gulf
At all events while every must admit that any
outbreak whatever in Cuba, strictly guarded il
is; any rising, however limited, against the autho
rity Of the Spanish q ieen, looks like revolution;
still, from the last Information, the reported revolt
wears the suspicious complexion of 4 mistake
somewhere. We cannot tell, short of later and
more authentic intelligence, Of which in
daily expectation. That there is dissfecton in
the island can hardly be disputed; that it is the
Creole population against the Spanish, must be
conceded; bat is of the last Importance to know the
extent and rsInhcations Of this dsaecion, Of which
we are not advised. But farce no farce, hoax or
humbug, or whatever else this thing may be, the
handwriting Is on the wall. We may stop the re-
volution; but the agitation Of tho Cuba question
ard Of Cuba will 60 on, till by war, by negotis-
tions, some de6nite disposition is made Of the
island.
Our correspondent at Paris announces that Gene.
ral Coneha has been recalled from the government
OF Cuba, and that General Cordoya is appointed
in bis place. Interference in the finances and in the
naval affairs appertainng TO the island are given
as the causes for tnis change. Whatever they may
be- the removal Of Ge neral Concha at this juncturs
can hardly be advantageous to Spain, and the re-
tenticn Of her sovereignty over Cuba. Tae popu-
iarify of General Concha, from his proceedings in
,he correction Of existing abuses, and in the intro
du.tion of wholesome reforms, was operating, not
TO weaken, but to strengthen the Loyalty still ex-
isting of the disafected, without impairing the
authority Of the Queen, or the revenues she de
riyes from the island When Il Is further consider
cd that there are insure tionay disturbances within
the limits Of Spain which may require the especial
care Of the home government, and possibly It's
available land forces TO suppress, the removal Of
General Concha will the more palpably appear a.
untimely and injugicious. OF the recent disturb
nnces in Cuba, the spanish government is, Of
course, ignorant in the meantime but tto cireun.
stances se have recited are far as they Co. cal
oulated TO operate in favor Of the revolutionary
party in Cuba, If St has been able TO assume any
respectable footing Of resistance.
The news of the insurrection has developed an
important fact, with regard to the politics and
political parties Of the United states ID will be
fourd as a rule, almost without exception, that
while the whig papers opposed TO this in Iurreo
tia to Lopez, and to anything calculated to hurry
up the question Of ann 1Ation, that the democratic
yaJers on the other hand, sympathise, directly or
indirectly, with revolution and It's expectations.
They have sufficiently shown their hands TO justify
the opi-ion that the acquisition of Cabs, n lS52,
revolut.Sn revelation, will be made a part Of
the franz work and the flooring Of the democratic
platfnrrafor the Presidency And this we take Il,
will lead 20 the most important and momentous
results.
Meantime, as to the actual state Of thing. in
& uha, We nlst await the next srsyal