The New York herald., 1851-08-01
TeIegraphic.
INTELLIaENcE FROM WASHINGTON.

NIELLl7ENCE FROM WASH NOTION.
WASHINGTON, July - 1851
The statements that several vessels at New YORK Nor
folk and here have received sailing orders to in
tercep any ympathizers who might leave for Cuba Is
incorrect Some time since certain vessels ordered
to hold themselves in readiness case their services
should be required This order, Of course, made
with reference to the threatened violation of treaty
obligations by parties who desirous of joining
patriots from this country but The Executive has
yet received TO information calling for the interference
of the government, sailing orders have been issued
Should any demonstrations be made. the government
will exercise the vigilance which il has already
manifested on two previous occasions.
The WASHINGTON INTELLroENoER AND TIE CUBAN
REYoLUTIoNIsTs
W.sHScIos. July 81, 1851
The hfe'hgene has a long article against sympathy
for the Cuban revolutioniss and says that IL is plain
that the pretended declaration of independence is
act Of the people Of Cuba but of Ihose individuals who
have in different cities Of the country opened recruiting
rendezvous, raised and lent money, displayed strange
flags and nsrshaed innocent youths and reckless les
peradoes onrlegiance to their government, into
the Wild dangerous nd infamous punderng enterprises
ion bears unmistakeably the New York and New or
leans stamp.
THREE DAYS LATER PROM BCENos AyREs.-The
bark Celestino arrived yesterday from Buenos
Ayes. By her we hare received the British Packet
of the BIS of May. That says
We understand that Col. Coe has been appoint
ed Commander-in. Chief Of the national squadron.
Up TO the latest hour, nothing has transpired to
indicate the probable arch Of Brazilian policy in
this quarter. Their numerous fleet remains mac
tive on the placid bosom of the Plate, apparently
at loss where or how 10 begin; and the following
passage from the Dia,io de IL Ta,ds, of Monday
last, implies retrograde movement on the part Of
their land forces
We have seen, says the periodical in question, a
letter written from Colonia by person Of high re-
spectability, who announces 10 his correspondent
that the Brazilian forces that were concentrated
upon the frontier, have retired from that point in
direction towards the interior. This shows once
more that boastful defamation at the cluncitable
is quite different from energetic measures on the
field Of action. As yet they have done nothing
more than prematurely compromise their intended
allies Of Entire Rios.
Meanwhile, the following decree shows that Pre-
sident Orbe is resolved and prepared to take time
by the forelock -
HYAD-QUAsItRs, May %. 1851
The cause having not only ceased that rendered the
pcrmareIc of chiefs officers aud troops of this state
In the army of the province Of Ente Rios Of the Argen
tine confederation useful and honorable but being
imperative duty Of the government to retire them
from the said army in view of the infamous treason o
the ruthless nitsrian jose Justo Crquiza, It's styled
General and Governor, the Executive Authority has ac
corded and decrees-
Article THAT ON tha date the license conceded
the chief officers and troops Of the State to In
the prov ince of Entire Rios remains without eject.
Art. 2Let Il be- nuuicated to whom II may cou
eern. printed ard published. OlIBE.
! CAHLos q. NuIApTM0Ros.