The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-16
Our Cuba Correspondence.

PCEHro PKIScIrr. July II, 1851
.qccoprt % ,s Revolution BY Nae-SkcA Of The RS,
and Fall IF the .gfair
Fearing that the letter in which explained to you
the state Of political affairs in the island msy have been
lost, write this to put you e0ran Of what has really
happened, and what is going
There men here who wish a revolution With
out knowing what it 10 and they convinced that
BY Themselves they cannot make IT, they have to
the conclusion that some armies will arrive from the
United States and put those Of the Queen that
the Americans viii be foolish as to let them enjoy the
fruits Of their labors
The Agueres who are crazy, said that, the cry
given, the Americans would continue the war; and
to give that cry they got together and gan entice
and what IL more to give money and arms although this
was all done underhard and secretly Not secretly
however that the government not spprsed Of 1t;
and having sent small detachment Of infantry Saba
nicu miserable vsge chosen the place for the de-
clarat on OF independence the msleoItsnts dis
persed without the least resistx
All this occurred about st Johns Day and not With
etandirg the facility with which their plans had
frustrated thy did not lose courage They continued
their deductions and the third Of July had already
compromised fifty young men Of whom only eight made
their appearance when quir-d and these Of
yn given them by the detachment pr.vicuy sent
to look SITTER them took 10 their b. ia quick
enough 10 prevent the capture q joaquin Aguero
and Don Marin In possession Of the prisoners
found two guns, two swords. blunderouss. a small
bag with balls small medicine chest some proclsma-
tions and one nag AL this Il quite sufficient ord,
the prisoners but not sufficient to induce them sho~
fight
The fugitives In sabanicu go. to hill but a. they
were followed by the soldiers they contrved 70 escape
TO Las Tupas where they have acted in such a manner
thatths Is no doubt they crazy. As there
troops at Las Tuna they went there ana tngther
.; midnight, composing force Of from 10 20 so men;
forming In two divisions they left The p ,ce and
tered u 10 opposite directions Axu-ro With his party
begsn TO Gre; the Others thinking they attacked
came 20 the rescue; and Agurp. initiating then
enemies. hrrd on them. woundius his COM aiss
When they recognized each other they r1,ht
ered thy of-leaviig behind th-n to- men
WOUNDED an india rubber cloak f,w arms ami two
thousand dollars 10 gold Fiudlug Themselves without
money or provisions they had n rob- and the asthor-
tackled two country carts They are atm running and
ore now OF Csmabiqrau fu all hacienda BayIno.
but some troop have already lett l4- Tuna. thy
will BE- captured T~o ~ fbe men have dss.-s.d
tDtm and have pressnte1 -hrn- -elv-s tie General
nsypg they he'd been forced r0io@ the ptrty There
must be- sonnet bing IN al this AEu.ro and forces
al be meets The Geb-fhl bss rrieas-i Ia IN that
The tsbsrs may follow heir examDe rhs l. all that
has hsyrcnsd. f,ar- for the gu,c peace On Il
carried awsy by their ideas know %. dang r. sud are
cory fer whst they ,ve done tae others thy
will be punished n 10 haa only been nal.
b. who must have last thrr srnsss. and they
judged fuch that L. IN Those vh1 repent their rih
set for the oth6rs thry -9sry watched that
tbsJ cannot escape Against Amy Of - OOO men
What eau be done by people cisuniEsd AID without
srms'
s-You will sho- this 20 Don > AMI give bio
al Che copies be dssres certsiu Of al these facts
and viii D, srsrtrutls for Al wri'e