Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-09-06

American CITIZEN who may choose to expstriste himself
from going their assistance though j. is clearly the duty
Of the President to prevent any Organized military force from
leaving the country for that purpose And it, in spite Of the
vigilance Of the Government and unadsd by the population
Of Cubs. they should persist 10 their fs conquer the
Island, they will be regarded other light than that Of
pirates BY the whoe civilized world
Prom THE BUFFALO coNMEKcML ADvERTIsER.
would be endless work correct the alsehoods
y put in circulation by the ympsthze to naame the public
mind against the authorities of Cuba engage supporters
the movement and embausss own Government in the
execution Of the laws Of the land and the fufment of
treaty spuaons with Spain. There iowsa perpetual
Of fabrication and wlfu perverson Of fact, from the New
York Sun and its cosdutos in mischief and fraud from Bos-
ton to New Orleans. ef&&
These papers have always claimed for the adventures
oabe and patriotic motives In attempting evoutionize the
Government Of Cuba and they have uniformly asserted tina,
the means for organizing expeditions furnished by Gu
bans OF New York. long residents Of this county, who desire
the Independence Of the Island and who had been exed
political offences. They gravey pretend that the former ex
pedtion-he ridiculous Csdenas sairfaed principally by
Of misunderstanding between the leaders one party
that which represents the disacted Cubans and the capital
it being anxious to have the sole control Of the military
campaign and operations and eventually the power
General should have penafy powers until the Independence
of the Island should be effected and then resign into the
hands Of Provisional Government that upon this point
disagreement occurred the funds withheld and LopEz
undertook the expedition in such imperfect manner and
with small force, that it necessarily failed
Now oil this looks plausible enough, but lacks the
ial Ingredient Of truth utterly false from beginning
end On the part Of those who originated both expeditions
plumber alone contemplated, and the principal agents
recruiting for the service were acuaed BY other
tive The rank and file who engaged in the enterprise
individuals thrown out Of employment; sdvenures
who had sought New Orleans for the purpose Of lettering
their fortunes They unacclmaicd, and apprehended
the approach Of the yellow fever They principally from
the West emgants who had but recently arrived in
this country Without friends funds they ready for
almost any enterprise The terms were, small sum in hand
comfortable clothing and suitable lodgings Eight dollars
per month"; together with the usual provision made for soldiers
in the United States services conditional provision in the
event of and good conduct Of thousand dollars in
money, hundred Of land the end Of the
Of service, within twelve months
The mode in which the funds obtained is conclusive
the mecensy character of the enterprise Instead Of
being contributed by wealthy Cuban malcon.en for
pose Of subverins the Spanish authority in the Island. the
money has been raised by the sale Of Cuban revolutionary
eericaes-a stock formed in anticipation Of the overthrow
Of the Government and the plumber Of the sandpape good
for nothing until the maraude had become possessed of the
treasures Of the Government and the property of the inhab
ans Hundreds Of thousands of dollars of this stock have
been sold in the Atlantic cities, prices ranging from
ten the dollar. The knaves who have been filing
their pockets in this way pang of patriotism, and papers
claiming to be respectable back up the swnde.
CONCENTRATIONS CHARLESTON NEWS
CUBA.-The American press regarding the independence
of Cuba a accompH, largely specializing on the
probability ofnteerence by France and England prevent
its transfer to the United States by purchase
In all rational probability there will be interference by those
Powers arrest such result Considerations commercial
and maritime policy suggest intervention at the hazard Of
with this country. The demand for pecunary indemnity
due them from Spain might furnish pretext, any
wanting Buthe larger views might be supposed prevail
that look arresing spirit Of lust for territory
that threatens by the force Of evil example, the safety of their
colonial possessions in the West Indies and British North
America The independence Of Cuba will not have been
effected by the spontaneous energies of her inhabitants
but by external aid contrary to the law of nations treaty.
and every dictate of honorable neutrality It is at in it's
inception, progress. and contamination, eonsummated
i,h principle OF moder civilization The intercourse
Of States. What security has the European Powers possess
ing dependencies in this hemisphere that they will not be
wested from them by foreign emssaries and outward app
ance dictated either by spirit of territorial aggrandizm
the greed Of commercial gain If such proceedings
not arrested by Of the two Powers interested
in checking them, they will be after appetite is further
whetted by splendid acquisition We, therefore, think
England rance VIII nes not upon the feranser
Of the island the dominion Of Spain for this would be i'm
possible but its remaining reality independent that in
dependence guaranteed against the power ambition present
and prospective of each and ALL whether people Govern
ments, that may covet ii.
appears to the most irrational policy, the bndcst of
DESIRES for any portion Of the Southern people wish the
nexaoD of Cuba to the United Sateso aid in the conquest
with view to annexation, il next to suicidal. Such an
would be attended by the loss of nearly the whole
population of those States in which the remuneration for
negro labor lowest the enhanced value Of this species
of property the necessary result of the high profits Of Cuban
cultivation is any compensation to extend the sphere of
commerce, while diminishing the labor necessary
culture, and leaving to impoverishmen fields
there must be sonehngn the view to advantage beyond
comprehension, the sympathy resulting in active aid,
which helps the result must be among the most sublime
virtues, leading large of sefsacrifce.
WING NoMINATIoN.-The Hon. RICHARD |.
BOWIE was re-nominated by the Wing Convention
of the first Congressional district, which assembled
at Bladensburg on Saturday last. This gentleman
was faithful member of the last Congress, and,
by his upright and patriotic demeanor he won the
esteem of those with whom he was associated.
baltimore Clipper.
TIE MICHIGAN CONSPIRACY CAsE.-The Buffalo papers
report that DR.. A. F. FIrcH and WILLIAM GuNs Of
the conspators trial for injuries to the Michigan Central
Railroad Company died in the hospital Of the Sisters Of Cha
ry Detroit Monday last. GEoRsE W. Gar, the per-
alleged have fred the depot died time ago. If
this information correct three Of the prominent
spraors have escaped the sentence of earthly tribunal
II the trial is conducted has been, neither the court