The New York herald., 1851-08-19
DOUBLE SH F. EFT.
TIE LAST NEWS FROM CUBA.
VICES TO sTH ms II VT.
Names of the Revolutionary Party
Taken Prisoners,
&c., &C., &c.

Our files of Ell Faro Industrial de Ia Hlbana to
the 9Th instant, brought by the Charles Kershaw to
Charleston, reached US yesterday, by thu Southern
mail.
The news is not strikingly important There is
no intelligence of the landing of Lopez, or OF the
whereabouts of the Pampero
The Faro Industrial contains several official
documents relative to the insurrection, which we
translate and publish as part of the history Of
Cuba.
The theatres of Havana continued to give per-
formances, which attracted numerous audiences
On the whole, it does not appear that the fears of
the revolution have much agtated the minds of the
;nhabitants who had full conf lence i'll the
of the Governor General.
The United States steamer Vixen had arrived
at Havana on the Gth instant from Pensacola.
We learn from u business letter, received at
Charleston, that there vas fair demand for sugar,
yellows, browns AID oucuru,hos. The stock on hand
was not estimated at over one hundred thousand
boxes. Tho last sales of rice were hundred and
six casks from Philadelphia, at eleven rials There
was better demand for exchange on the north, aud
drafts on New York were quoted as four per cent
discount, altho lgh small sales were expected at a
quarter less.
THE PACIFICATIoN OF THE COUNTRY.
Translated from the Fanal Of Puerto Principe July
The apprehension OF Don Joaquin Agaoro y Aguero
with hik i've companions has put complete the
pecfcation OF the country Neither the bad state OF he
roads the heavy rains Of the nave stopped
the ardor Of soldiers who occasions have
marched than sixty miles day. over muddy roads,
and crossing rivers night and day foot and with that
cheerfulness and patience that chs erisc Of our
soldiers. What obstacles there shich cannot bs
overcome with that cons,ancy endurance and f.ithfl
s our
thus was that they brought this part Of the world to
state Of civilization and opened it to the Commerce OF
the world. We make mention Of these facts, but
lately journals the neighboriDg contine
ported by the famous holders OF cuban bonds anmited
the pirates telling them that troops ud not march
the rugged hills aud through the tn woods that
they would be useless difficulties Of
travelling and the badne, Of the aad through
being unacquainttd with the country th1 they would
wear themselves out, to NJ purpose in marching and
ountermarching without any satisfactory result. Let
them live under that idea, aud let them not heed the
trial just made by soldiers and will they be
deceived in n terrible manner.
The captain q the regiment OF Canabr.s Don Carlos
Conus likewise the forces under his command, merit
particular notice, account of thr favorable
in the discharge OF the du'y that devovea them aud
account OF the indeatgable activity they have
bibited in the painful wee tney have hippy per-
formed In the field Captain Uonus given the ooun
try evident proofs Of his decision, assisting the troops
with AL the resources and information in power; and
the service OF the expresse, ha, bveu admirably
Quoted The letters that have sived this
also We have eucgze strict dsciolno observed
BY troops In every part they have led rnus IL
L that they have been so prompts thus it that they
been able 10 apprehend six fugtives who rested
twice in the same place, and have always kept to the
most rugged part Of the country The asnt for
its part has shown the greatest confidence for has
show Of it's strength aoy great preparations
in this place; and II we are rightly informed
than two companies Of infantry aud seventy horse SOL
di.rs divided into small columns all troops that
have been employ ed In hunting up the revoters sent
fr IN this city.
Not the slightest shadow Of fear existing Of publ,
tranquility being again disturbed pubic attention Il
now directed TOW ards the prisoners who expected to
arrive here to day or to- morrow.
Amy THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
GENERAL QUARTERS
The reports received day by his Excelency Sr Cap
Central Departments enjoy the most perfect tranqu-
Hty that on the 10th ut d. Joaquin guero Axuero,
and the five individuals who composed his beaten party
had arrived at Puerto Principe, under strong escort
that In the hunting and dperson supported oy the par
ty Armentros the troops had taken ty horses otne
prisoners and those who have surrendered themselves
the following persons
ID. Julian Fernandez.
ID. joaquin Lopez.
d. Nicolas Medinilla
Pardo libre Francisco Valdes.
ID. PEDRO Vera.
ID. Avelino Po~sds
d. Cruz silva.
D. Pedro Romares
ID jose Guili.rmo Gimeno.
ID. Manuel dc sol.
ID. Josc Trrcyro.
Pardo Mariana Borrcl
Alejo fznaga
ID. Nesto CHdalzo,
ID. Juan 0burquc.
ID. Fernando hernandez
d. Fernando Mednilla
ID. igp6cio Coline.
d. JOse Mana Rodriguez
u. JoEc Mcdnilla.
ID. Lucas Colms.
Pardo JOst Dolores, del conde Drunst
Pardo ksrciso fena.
ID Juan Iuessda
u. Torbio Gsicis
ID. Vicente Leon.
Pardo Manuel Ryero.
Idem Cardiac Guovsra
ID. Joec Antonio Lcu zalez
ID. ChritObsl Larrcsa.
Paido santiago Cslderon
That the chief OF this party d. sdoro Armenteros had
resentd himself imploring the pity OF h.r Majesty,
through the Lieutenant VI the r-gnsnt Of Arragbns,
u Joe Msris E'pinoa wh0 guarded the Passsgs VI tue
river IiaDabila, called III Gusysbo.
In all pats the exoee spint q the Inhabitants was
shown To the uOops and great many Of them offered
Themselves with erms and mouncd ON their horses to
purue the rebcs To hAn sarsgua thirty five citizens
followed almost oy force, the Lieutenant Governor in
hi pursut
1bis document Is pub,hed in the Official Gsceta by
oracr Of the General Governor.
The Chief Colonel Of Y. NJ,
JOAQUIN MORALES DE MAZDA
H,v,sA, August 1.
ARMY or THE ISLAND or cuBA.
GENERAL uEAB QuARrrRs.
Colonel Lieutenant Governor Of Cerfuegos has trans
1ntted der the date VI "a instant TO the General o.
werner the details u the operations which, with dty
en eight horsemcn Of that garrison hs executed
the pursuit Of the party commanded by ID. IsidorO Ac
m.n,.ros He speaks highly VI the good spirit of all tbs
inhabitants in hts jurisdiction. and thanks especially
Captain Petaueos, their ieutenants aud the chiefs o.
p.Ios in the territory upon which be passed VINO Of
teirtd him than i've hundred men, ready TO ren
der all required welt the propristors and
merchants who presented themselves In the view
The Captain General has cvnse2uenty expressed hs de
that the Lieutenant Governor Gcners Of UreaueB0
shall thank them in his name for their pstr
the publication Il their attachment TO their In tn
ts0ceta VI the government.
JOAQUIN MORALES DE RADA.
H.vsS., hugrst 8, 1891.
Translated from NJ Fgai of Puerto Principe July ~
TRUTIIs.
Whatever be the fslseboods invented by the malevo
lent al Will perish before the innrxbls logc OF facts
AZ ~ of
repaoi describs as IL peases the
alton OF the country. We know they ad
vocates Of the Of pirates In the 'uesote
answer 10 them With the Communication sent by tn
captain OF the party Of San Juan aud with the report
he Lieutenant Governor Of Neuyitas These document
have been already published by the Nev Pw
Head they will understand that their lies aud ths
their brave omissaries vbO promised themseives 3
beautiful result, have only succeeded In saipog owe
about dozen Of thoughtlees young men aud that pe
ther their craft their thr ats could prevent hs
whom they had forced against their wilt TO leave the,