Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-25
THE OUTBREAK IN CUBA.

All the letters in the New York papers, late as the 18th
July from Havana in the positive announcement that
atPuero Principe the 4h July the people rose against
the repuscd the troops with considerable loss
retired and themselves in position for
defence with munitions and materials maintain Them
selvcs-taking with them the lever OF civilization printing
press The Spanish government is evident believe thai
crisis is at hand Havana correspondent OF the Tribune
writes:
Two emssaes from the u States spoken OF as being
at the head of outbreak from leading slngs and oayo-
nets which Of the usual puposed MISTAKES Oh
rites Two creole youths educated in the u States were at
the gathering probably mainly instrumental IN opening
the crv-bu there were no Americans mixed up in the mat
Ter The immediate cause of this with the
newly appointed military Governor by several ana
oppressive sca which prove him nrapacilaed for the re-
spon.be and delicate imposed upon hum oy ms
He treats people with general orders as part and par
eel of division OF the Army ana coinpfehehas no
other legislation taught and enforced oy Tile SWORD.
In addition to revolution going in the interior and
eastern district the Island of Cuba is said that similar
have taken place Las Tunas Sabeccu Bya-
mo Trinidad and Pine del Rio and it is positively stated
that great numbers of the troops have gone over TO tie in
surgen,s.
The Government is evidently alarmed and nearly all the
vessels of war been and the steamer Bias
GO de Carey has sailed with troops for Principe
correspondent of the Herald the following anec-
dole illustrating the patriotism of the Cubans which
a.tvunts almost TO alteration:
About month Dack, Sonic ONO huhuicu WcH "St
GERS belonging regiment OF cavalry on their way from
Nana TO Puerto Principe halted for the night at hacienda
where the proprietor received them with the greatest coioa
ty-madc provision for The 10 pass the night anu nS
ted the officers parake Of the hospitality the house afford
cd He being creole OF great wealth. they Jared well Ms
TWO daughters handsome we'll educated and accomplished
iris were invited by the officers "a play for them on the
piano. sing saying they had heard much OF her fc
cal powers The young ladies' with The grace and ease
their caste acceded their request and commenced
singing several Of their patriotic Cuban alrs 10 Inc con-
sernaiion Of the officers who for some me perhaps OUT OF
decacy from SURPRISE remained rooted on inc spot 81
length they with the Indies, declaring they
could listen reasonable and improper The
ladies' singusrly enough Replied ha those their tovo
gentlemen did like them, they could proceed upon their
Journey when it suited their convenienc e."
If such spirit generally animates the people OF Cubn it
- contrary to human nature TO believe that they will long
brook the tyranny which keeps their aspirations after
bertv-especiallv when it remembered that they almost
breathe the free air that blows the United States and
,ha, galen, daring spirits from own country have
BEEN and now engaged in invoking them to throw off
their shackes That Cuba be free a; no distant
Rod must be manifest all attentive observers OF the I'm
portant movements this continent. Whether her people
are vet mature for the mighty change, we have not
information enough which to base conclusion The
day for their full redemption, and entire moral and political
regeneration and reorganization cannot be far OIL HOY"
err as we read The signs of the times
P S-To the horror Of news-mongcrs, yesterday even
pes mail announces that the revolution IN Cuba IS all
boar How Of the correspondents and ncws-manufac
turers for the New York papers are given 10 hoong!