The New York herald., 1851-08-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
ADDITIONAL DETAILS BY THE GEORGIA.
The Revolution Still Reported Il
be i'm Force.
Accounts from the Patriot Camp.
SrAyIsa OFFICIAL STATEMENTS,
Sc, 60, SC.

Patriots, together with full files of the Dato de IL Ma
hsfna. Faro frdsfvi de "a Habana and the Gaeta de IA
nJana to the "a inst inclusive have reached US by the
steamship Georgia. which arrived at this post early yes
tcrday morning
Additionally to these documents and papers have
received from the Cubans in this city several Interesting
papers and Letters.
All this intelligence from all sides and eom all parties
give in the following order to eiuclae If BE- POS
sibe, the position Of affairs at Cuba
tst Our correspondence from Havana
I'd The intelligence furnished By the Cn5aa j1nta
OF this city.
3D. The escai reports of the government OF he stand
4th. The received New Orleans
gentleman Of intelligence, who the Georgis
this morning has informed that the pub
lirh IL probably entitled to credit At Havana tn .
etrictest vigilance kept up by military police The
ordinary senircs at the places of egres and iasrs, of
the city, were Guintupled, and every minute their cry
from the soldiers duty, Of Alertom - could be heard
in all psrtf OF the city. One or more Spanish men.of
war lett the hartor in the night "a few previous
to the Gtorgas saDg) very sudde and secretly
possible as If despatched On some important exped-
ton While little communication allowed bet yeen
the city and the interior except under surveillance of
government police, Official expresses were constantly
coming from and going to the Spanish troops in the
terror and the south part of the island AMI within
whispered that news bad been received Of a conflict
between the Cover troops and the patriots ia
which the former had been defeated but tha. no par
tculsrs were given, the authorities vgilsntly kept
such information from the public and allowed nothing
to be made pebble but their accounts The Soauish
authoritics have vsiant police agents in this city who
go and return BY the steamers and carefully every
thing that occurs here and board the vessels We
are inclined to believe i. the results of the difficulties
in he anil ba.n
patriot than has been heretofore stseed-s the
accounts having b,en from the government side
Nothing howcver, is less reliable than military bulletin
ON both sides r.rs
OUR CUBA CORRESPONDENCE
H.,sA, July sc, 1851
The Sta'eaen'sefde GorerimentThe Rising at T,nLad-
THE Progress Of the Reroistigr, &c. DC
1t lisa task of almost utter mpossbility to arrive at
anything like true statement Of the important
which going in this apparently devoted
Thepress aoId ds information except sush a. the 20.
vernment think proper from time time scluaint
the public by medium of oeios SO palpsby rdic uious
Is their shallow crdeavors to msead the psope the
capital into miscouception Of the Importance and
strength Of the Insurgents at the other end the island
that even those most loyal in their adhesion Co the
crown Of Spain are panied: and laugh ut thsir alb
surdity
While the government endeavor. by every means In
their power to impress upon the people that the ".
,ohosos, a. they are termed reduced tos number
80 very nconsidsrabe, that danger ia to be spyre
hended. for the tranquility OF the island ale inform,
cd on the other handsnd information can be- fully
relied on-thst the dsaected already number by thou
sands and are being augmented hourly. We hear
and the government itself has published account OF
several skrmshes with the troops in which the latter
have by no mean. come OF victorious and the activity
displayed In AL the departments Of War aud Marine,
would scarcely warrant such extraordinary measures
for the capture Of twenty or thirty which IL Is
stated authority OF the General Cora hie
OF the eastern dep srtment Of the island compr. the
smount entire OF those concerned in the plan for rev,u
ioniging Cuba.
1t Ia not The lsfected include every Creole man
woman child fr,m Cape Maysi to Cape san Antonio,
Of the Island ofcuba: and though may be in the power
6 the government but which Is by certain to
crush the present movement IL will be but for the
nent for IL Is beyond the power Of human that
the generoue and nooe minded of this fair a,pJ
should longer sub nit to the tyranpic bon isye thy
have too patiently endured at the hand. of dcspotic
snd srasping sepmother whioh Spain has proved
have this moment bcfore ms the lsirion Of yrstcr
Jays date containing tho announcement that the at
tempt at revolution completely ovcrthrown aud that
the principal leaders have fallen into nd OF the
govenment troops, have aiso before me letter, 80
completely at variance with this statement that have
70 hesitation in coming to the conclusion that the 20
yernnent oeo "a incorrect written for the purpose
bnding the people to the real II affairs and
pecisly with reference the iact now publicly known
All over this city notwithstanding all the enleavors u
rose ~ ross, last Tuesday and pronounced in favor of
the insurgents. aad was Immediately followed in the
.sne scurss q the people q Villa Clara aud riao del
iuy equipped. and determined longer TO subaait TO
the iron rIle cf the government.
H,.SA, July 81 1851.
Tie S7o,ed S,cces Of H. ReroiHtoa--TH De.otign'
tros he Army, &c. &c.
The revolution progresses with wonderful rspidi,y
considering the difficulties the Oreoes have had cou
tend with Trinidad. pronounced against the govern
ment on the 18th inst Mr. Arnenteros, one Of
the mos. piuentis in that part OF the islsnd-a
creole Of noble fanily-commandns n cavalry reg
ment OF militia nel The insurgents the 25tb al the
bead Of all his Unless extraordinary piece Of
GOOD luck should attend the government troops oon
Ihave had much difhcu,y in procuring the enclosed
copies Of the proclamation ssued by the insurgents
Guapahsy Pisc dr no and the whoe linz Of the centre
snd the Vuelto de Asjo, have pronounced against the
government
The Deio .de "a n,iaa Of this city is the organ Of
The goverms nt anithe et.ur ccos contained therein.
not worthy of credit On the 18th inst hundred
Who had encsmped near to 0uins de Mirands, the
headquarters OF the central division OF ths creoes,
thirty Of whom only returned the other seventy IL "a
positively seated having gone ever to toe people
IIAsAEA, August 1, 1851
IT. Rsialriion Find Fe,t-Bnfle B, .Sn ~ Juiy.
D,Est II ss Tegs-- The Ouircak OF Trinidss--f.m
lo,so c'' N. Cscvins seortra
The mails due ,esterdsy from the interior have been
sgain Detained by order Of the government They Of
course received oher dispatches which they have pub
ihbtd containing dates from ceufuegos I'LL the 2sth
July. They h.ve. upcs this occa ion overreached
themseyc ina much THAI tho governmsu. received
communication rom The disturbed districts IL & some
what curious that the public should not have received
thers kf Vs considered prudent on the part
ofthe sofhorities to prosng much possible the d
ss:roos Intelligence reaching the psbc which they have
Themselves received and which they would wish pee.
vent being carried o. Tie United states By the American
steamers now In port Nevertheless have received
positivc in, r;nsticn from source upon yhch place
tbs greste.t reliance Mat encounter took psce be-.
tween the in gcots sad the Queens roops on the 2sth
inst ct place csusd Cumsnayssu. In the district OF
Ni Csrs. an ~hich the latter wsis completely routed
great many oi the troop, going over to the popular
csnse 10 would appear that the proo'anlatons ss,-t
by tle Trt 5isns had hal the desired effect na
much that The part cf the .odiers sp