North Carolina standard., 1851-08-13
LATEST NEWS FROM CUBA.

cia has arrived from Chagres anu go, ~ F7rn.
53O nassenvers and Havana dates to AuSustSd: I'M
nevs of the meeting of the Cuban symphathlsers IL
New Orleans had created great excitement ~ c "a ~ ~
On the night of August lst' IN consequence .. nc" "
Soca;ved Sy the Government, all the war vessels d
Hsvans except the Pzarro, left the port. humoIs
were aaoa that large bodies of armed men were cor
Iected on the Florida reefs prepared TO make
upon the Island. c.. ,,ore bourly arri.
wing from the interior, and the Government paper; on
the 81 ST. had been printed with exciting news oHt
nv order of the Captain General us issue "ds Pioo
tied till the sailing OF the georgia.
Sa,oraI Insurgents who had been taken were shot,
nd bn for the refusal Of the troops to fire on the
Condemned there would have been many more. The
Cnvernment has issued proclamation offering par
don 10 all who will lay down their arms except the
leaders who If taken will be shot sent to Spain
The LOYALTY of many regiments is doubted. The
ttoops who have lately arrived from Spain are dying
ranidlv from the effects of the climate. Arepor was
in circulation that Matanzas had rebelled and troops
had been sent to that point
sisted of small parties who acted without concert
and were easily put down by the troops. 1t is said
but few lives spared among those found WIN
arms in their hands, as they were killed or the Spot
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun. ]
New YoRK, August 8. The Cuban una In this
city have received advices by the georgia whlch II
true falsify those furnished by the Government pa
pers in Havana for circulation is this country from
the accounts given by the revolutionsts themselves
it appears that engagement took place on the 2Sh
10 the insurgents. Moreover is stated that the rev.
olutionists in district, number two thousand foot
and six hundred horse and this fact, if it is really
one shows that the force of the insurgents Is much
more extensive than has been anticipated.
rCorrcspOndcnce of the New York Tribune.]
HAVANA, Saturday, August 2.
The night of the 3lst Of July, account Of the in
telIioence received from New Orleans by the
Falcon, the Spanish corvette Venus. comnandant
Antonio Montojo, and the brig-of-war Valdes, COM
Inandant Joseph Rodriguez, went TO sea to keep
lookout off the Father of Waters. The Falcon
brought passengers for Havana and l35 tor the
North and the West. The brig built in your city for
the slave trade arrived safely at CaIdenas last week.
having touched the " dog rocks without injury, on
deck. The captain and crew go home in one of your
packets.
We have rumor that is too strong (almost equal
to Spanish ofcias) in favor of the Republicans OF
the Eastern District, to obtain conhdence-' that to
the North of Guanamaquin. in a skirmIsh with ~
Lancers, 80 were killed and badly wounded This
is impossible. unless it was night surprise. IL Is
also said that four pieces Of artillery have been Ia
ken from the Spanish troops in another encounter"
and that "acually under arms, in various parts OF
the same District, there are two thousand men,"
We are shut out from the regular way of inteIii-
gence, and compelled to make much allowance for
the exaggeration of both parties. do not report
the thousandh part of what hear, and nothing that
does with some reasonable showing. and
with what We are obliged 10 depend upon auhoTi' |
ty, although in the employment of the government.
Names we cannot use-and gircn items we cannot
allude toe it would lead to the discovery OF our
sources of information. The Government, by the |,
papers to-day, with official rePortscomp liments TO
the gallanry of the troops and loyalty OF the ever
faithful has again closed the disturbances, which
will probably endure until the mail in to-mor-
The acknow lodged increase Of pronunciamentos
and armed parties approaching the western part Of
the island and capital, by the Government, although
with affectaon of their insignifcance, is sufficient TO
demonstrate positively the public sentiment, and to
give social relations in this city, that indefinite
and silent character which may indicate the slum6er-
ing storm. At Cienfuegos and Trinidad there have
been organizations as far could be procured
and were it not with the connivance of the people,
this could not happen. They may he chased and run
down, but the arms in other hands, will spring up
in other quarters, give occupation to the
squads of troops that patfoing the country. until
they can can procure the means they wait for, ade-
Quae to their wants, and the determination they will
make.
Notwithstanding the published statements and or
ders, 1t is said, upon what is conceived good
hOrify, that there near two thouaand patriots
bodied in the mountains of Najesa and that the par
ties taken have only surprised few who venured to
their plantations, for matters associated with their in
divdua affairs and that the results have not mate
rally affected the spirit or plans of the party.
Q. U. o.
The CUBAN AFFAIR. The general impression of
the n. York and some other journals is, that the
Cuba nsurrection has flashed out, and that only the
speed of the Pam the steamer Lopez is in will
save him and his men.
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Inquirer, writing on Thursday evening, says:
The news from the revolutionary movement in Cuba,
published this morning, has had dampenng effect
upon the friends of the patriots. Much will howev-
er, depend upon the successful landing of those who
have recently left this city and New Orleans to Join
the insurgents. heard last night that four hundred
had been enrolled in this city, who will start for
the scene of action in few days. and who have ex-
pressed their determination be interrupted in
this movement by the officers OF the federal govern
ment. They will not sail from this city, and nothing
short of vessel of will stop them, they are
prepared with artillery and small This m ove.
Tnent is deeply laid, and though it should fail this
time, IL will be attempted again before the end of the
year. ,
II is probable, says the Baltimore Sum- that both
the government and the revoutionsts endeavorng
TO operate the popular feeling in this country bY
false and exaggerated statements. The following
lelegraphic dispatches from New Orleans show that
received in that quarter.
has arrived. Private letters received by her, from
Havana state that the revolution has been put down,
and that many of the insurgents had been captured and
shot.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 5. P. NJ. The Pcayune
has published an extra, continuing letter from Ha-
vana, which that the revolution had not been
put down, hut that the patriots held their own-that
Trinidad, Cienfugas, and Villa Clara had sent out
heir bands, and that banners had been raised on the
solh ult, at Guines and Miranda.
ihe sloop of war Albany, and steamer Vixen sailed
RON Pensacola on Saturday, it is supposed for Cuba
T. ,. Since the above was in tvne we have re-
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