The New York herald., 1851-08-26

condition of the Spanish pro,ince irresistible tsndsn
cy TO bo seduced by the influences OF the enemies
Of spain and wholly persuaded tdat the destiny which
they fancy for the opulent island irremetabe they
believe give proofs Of the greatest prudence aud
most subtitle foresight In giving to Spain the counsel to
pass all that with resignation and to take notice
OF any grave offence The wisdom Of that advice must
be profound, as we do not understand it, IL Sir H.
Dulwer already animated by the Impressions re-
ceived In this country speaks in that to his
ment, when arrived in England it does not speak well
for the credit which he gained by his first conferences
with Lord Palmerston who will be convinced fey days
after TIE arrival Of Sir Henry that the impressions the
minister originate cd from an error Of observation.
THE cHERoKEE's NEWS.
Translated from La Cronica August %
The arrival, Friday last Of the steamer Cherokee
the destruction Of pirates nominay commanded by
NaTciso Lopez In the letters. official documents and
corIespondences OF Havana, which we publish are de-
strbed the principal facts which took place daring the
disc mbarkaton OF the invaders which followed from
the Ilth TO the leth inst
The Spanish authority has accomplished before the
world what promised to do for the natural defence of
the lives and fruit Of the abors OF its people for the de-
fence Of the sacred rights Of the national
honor for the defence Of the rights and OF she
people outraged by gangs OF men, without law without
flag and without any other known principle Of action
than that which pushes to crimes against society prase
and wicked murderers
The Spanish authority after having employ ed all
of Christian commseraton with those who had suited
invaded robbed and murdered people-after aving
to all the expediens Of lenity declared that
would not give any quarter to the pirates who should
come to invade for second time. 1t las accom-
plished Its word From the pirates will not find any
quarter in Cuba The crime Of bringing revolution in
q country the of which cannot themselves for
an intestine without producing the complete exter
mipation OF Of them drowned in flames and blood,
and without efaciDg from the book OF civilization
enthe Christian country pure, opulent and hourshng
brings down upon the perpetrators war; DEATH and ex
termination.
But let us leave these obvious considerations the
right of Spain TO the last and most exemplary rgor
with that clsss of enemies.
The merited end of the expedition foreseeu and
announced We have ceased to put t before the
eyes the youths seduced by infamous specutsrs aaa
by papers which dihonor and disgrace the public
press Not single drop Of the blood shed by soldiers
against drop of that blood shed by the
deluded who rushed to certain death, attacking the
saDctty OF soveregntynot one drop OF that blood
will fall IL will fall upon those who had recourse
to faseboods and the sordid mpudence in order
to blind those who ought not to sacrifice their the
service Of this cruel and miserable covetosne Upon
them will fall the contempt Of the world and the-hgh
hand of God, so full Of justice Let them call public
meetings and erect like that from where
ii has declared in the Park OF New York. this
irN that the Spanish government destroyed in its
domnions, and the usurpation and annulment of
the eternal Of Christian nations entirely triumphant
Spain in order to sustain her right and punish her
offenders will consult the sentiment manifested in these
demonstrations well the United States would con-
suit The sentiments of those who should meet In Spain
declare that the North American Union is dissolved,
and that their laws and institutions annulled These
platforms will only q scaold for the glory and
justice Of the United States
The false deliyerers and true pirates know very
clearly the fate which they will meet In Cubs intexbe
application of the law, the side of The authority,
against such enemies without nation aud without flag
destroying determination, the side Of brave aud
patriotic army and from people patriotic valiant, aud
resolved to give their lives for their faith and their
tionslity.