The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-05

From the Baltimore
Later from. Cuba Progress of the Revelation.
Some important dispatches relative TO Cuban affairs
will be found in our columns to-day. II will be seen
that in the South parties already huTying of from
this country TO their aid and that later advces from
Havana seem TO confirm, to considerable extent, the
rsngs AT Trinidad and Villa Clara. The "patrots" at
New York, through their correspondents at ST. Jago de
Cuba. have, by the baIque Suges, at New York, some
further intelligence concerning the state oil affairs that
part Of the island.
The dates from St Jago by the A. P. Surges, are to
the 10th ultmo The of the insurrec,ion a, Puerto
accounts were very vague. letter from Cuban there
says:
son the llh early in the morning. an express arrived
al St Jago from Las Tunas, and after two
presses arrived, following rapid succession bringing
dispatches to the governor. An extraordinary meeting
OF the city council Immediately called, when the
governor, General Manzano, announced that he had
ceyed dispatches from the governor of Las Tunas but
that he ashamed to show them to the council, he.
cause the first place. the governor Of Las Tunas said
that he threatened with an attack from the insur-
gents in the second place. that they had succeeded in
capturing all the Queens funds from the treasury and,
the third place. that he does not know VIVA, to do,
and that he would have to abandon the place that after
noon.
n the governor was ashamed show his dispatches
to the council you form idea what their real
have been. We think the affair at Las lunas
must be, indeed dissraceu to enemies especially as
the Spanish employees, usually SO laxative, are now SO
very silent, remaining shut up in then houses
a On the IL til, at s, p m our worthy governor, Gen
Manzano, started out OF the city, accompanied by Col
Lanzarole his secretary and his aid de camp, twenty
lancers and Jour companies OF riiemen Lanzaote Is
efemlnale fellow
son the 18th the battery of mountain srery left for
Las Tunas and it is reported that five hundred more
on the point OF starting
"From this you may see whether the insurgents num-
Der only thirty Eve men, the government peiends and
so, nobody fail 10 conclude that the Spaniards
the greatest towards in the world
I'VE are only awaiting here 10 have more positive
news that brethren in Principe have risen. when
shall instantly unite and give the grho (pronunciamento
AT this moment we number five hundred men, all well
armed with muskeis, ammunition, and weapons, and
ready to pounce upon the enemy.
The feeling here for freedom is UNIVERSAL and the de-
termination hrm All the young OF the first families
will Join the ranks of the patriots We at first lacked
money 10 begin the struggle; but since the news from
Principe we have raised large sum. We are now oil
right and by eight o'clock Tomorrow night we hope TO
have given the gro, tpionunciamieno) for 50 we have
arranged.
- S-The latest reports that we have are that Cen
eral Manzano has been unable TO pass Bayamo, (96
miles from ST. Jago being numbered by the PATRIOTS and
governor armed $50 countrymen TO go in pursuit of the
insurgents, but that they had gone over to side,
together with Two companies OF the regiment OF Isabel
SegunBa"
The CuBAss AND THE NATIONAL ISTELLGEscrR.--At
the request OF the gentlemen whose names are attached
IT, The New York Express gives place TO the following
communication which speaks for itself
To the Editors:
An article published in the National lntelgencer Of
the 3lst ut does great injustice 10 a cause and to
friends that dear TO The lnteligencer being the
repu,ed organ OF the national executive its article pos
importance which induces us TO give an EN-
phatic denial TO all its assumptions inlerences, and nsin
ua,ons. We also Indignantly deny that we have i'm
posed upon sought 10 impose upon The press and
pie of this country by manufactured and exaggerated
statements, or by false and forged documents.
All statements and publications given by US 10 the press
OF this city have emanaed from the sources indicated in
them--our friends in Cuba--apd they neither "men
Of straw" nor capable OF fabrica,ing falsehoods.
On behalf OF the Cuban exlles IN New York
OCrAVIAN0 DUANf, Depar,emenIo Oriental
FRANCISCO SEDAE0, Deparemenio Central
MlGUAL T. TOLON, Departemeno Occidental
NEW York, Aug. l, 1881.