Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1851-08-09

this fact has induced the Government to Sc
large reinforcements to tie garrison at Il
place.
Later, by the cherokee.
The following interesting Litter, which we trar
late fronlthe Spanish, was received by a gentl
man of this city from a frieni in H,vana, by Il
Cherokee, and has been kindly PLACID at our di
posal:
HAVANA, Aug1k l, 1851.
In respect to the movements Ire, we n
ceived to day the news which 1e expecte
from Pinal del Rio, Galafre. hese thre
points have really pronounced, hides othe
places, which have arisen in this lciDity. /
the second place they (the PATRIOT have al
tacktd Guanajay, and on the night the 2ls1
theyventured so far as the villag4f the Ger
70, {, small place six miles from lvana, an.
really a portion Of the city, killinsome ofth,
pick.t guard. This party is comped of six
teenmen, commanded by SenoBuarez. L
is asertained for certain that, on lie Sd inst.
Santiago de Cuba, Bejucal, Guarasuines, ia.
rucd and Madruda are to pronoune lam 90.
ing o these places to-day, in ordp see that
the combination is perfect and the bw certain.
shll stop at La Mocha, for thburpose of
beitg in communication with the tple of Ma
tanas. Annexed to this ] send iexact rela-
tionof events up to the 22d of ldmonth, ac-
cordng to a printed slip which hbeen eircu-
latethere and printed in Trinidad. was found
one morning posted up on all thtorners, in
spit.of the vigilance of the polif This was
dontin order to undeceive those kak-minded
persns who believe in the falsddecent and
indeorous reports published by |, the most
yillalous Governmental the woH
HAVANA, AUD 2, 1851.
Oar Pic.-Neyer'did a n~atio1pulse thrill
witfia higher and holier gratitu3lan did Gu
ba'sFoung heart when the newt the gene
roussympathy which your citih displayed
on tie receipt of the advices off beginning
of or revolution, ran like wildfrom mouth
to 1path. Every Cuban felt q |. spirit born |
within him, and knew that he, could now
c|aii to be man. Long yearsIng and very |
mart, will pass away ere the INSURANCE of |
thatirst generous impulsive hio our new
bortfreedom shall fade from Q,s heart.
Au will see by the published{letinso of the
G%oHrnment that the affair is aver; that the
coutry is pacified that the attft wasa fool
ish ieee Of boys play. But otherwise is
the base. Trinidad, Cienfued Villa Clara
and Il the adjacent towns akillages have
senbut their hands; and on Path uk. the
baner was raised at Guinia fnds, and pro-
claAtions issued to the cits and to the
troof, of which | send youties.
Ie Government report til rmenteros has
com in and asked for pardquniversalIy dis
belided here and supposedbe got up fex-
pres!y for the sailing of tfean1ers for the
Unitd States. It is a kind fact that there
are 40 patriots under arnt1d that they are
endetoring to open comfcafions with the d
patrit forces at Najaza al ascorro, who are \
now yer 1000 strong. &c
NJ Orers have been $40 Gen. Lemery, 7
comnnding at Principe rlng all his troops :
into tie field and open t 9mpaign in regular
form, nd Gen. Vargas Heen sent to Trini- :
dad t{take command ir field there. The
Gaced comes out this {ing with a leader Il
again4 mercy to prisorfnd exchanges, and o
pertinhtly asks, ito vbation do you be- A
long, } what flag kno1the world ;" These f
eyent4re passing whq Government is pro- u
claimiE the country fifed." l send you u
the SHnish proclamafissued also at Trini- :"
dad.
Thdieet is all at Joking for flibusters, :
and orshore the Gqnent are very fearful
oftheitroops. Rumf new pronunciamicn-
tos ~arelailv rife. butt confirmation. You i
may Sd it down thf end has begun. Ia
PHLo-PATRIA. IN
Thebllowing ijaddress ofthe Patriots n
at Tri11ad to thefhs OF Cuba" dr
aTh(hour sele9y fate forsthe liberty of do
Cuba Ib at last "a; the hour for the iber-
ty Of tbs b%eautiflh of Hatney, "a celebra-
ted Ind,n chief wickedly as atrociously =
persected by til pendants of the conque- =
rors ofhat inn( Cacique. Puerto Prin- =,
cipe hal given signal, and it would be
an oppbbriumk shame, were the other
portionof Cub to second the revolution frc
ary motmentl our brothers in that pro- en-
vince hte con I'D under such fair auspi- lie
ces. a.. ~
Cubds! F(ndred inhabitants of Trim IL
idad. chpris bse most renowned in the Oh
Capitalbf thu re for their learning, virtue {" o.;
and p%atlotisI e risen as one man to re- "a
deem teir from its shameful servi- If;
tude. (ur are inundated with valient rim
men, wb i yalor and perseverance the pu7
i~nvincib1 5 Of South America; they Ar
await uiw ~atience, in order to annihilate sal
at once yer the Spanish dominion in lite
the landb me
Cubat us all fly 10 the combat, where ane
triumph and where glory prepares for ,bss
us unfa imperishable %laurels. The
God of always extends his protecting ]
hand q tause of truth and justice. Al
formid edition, led by renowned gener-
ais, isl hg with great haste in the great \
Nortl ean confederation, in order to fy = !
to o Narciso Lopez, the chosen son I
Of \ Feared by the Government for his mar
imu eds and for his hatred of tyranny, des
vii Inspire our oppressors with fear, and put
wi Fenging sword, will make them flee POI
tel eever from our beautiful shores. lsa
plots! United all, from the Point of dltt
b iape San Antonio, let us proclaim ter
d pddence, andwith arms in our hands, Id !
bnfer our liberty" CO.