New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-08

soai y A. 20 draw TIE attention of the rrcmy. ard
tie sc Consisting Of $50 men, he pla ri tin1uS-
cafe e point agreed upon. A. -ooa aS TIE com
mamie Of he Roy aliSts espied the - Patriots, con-
bteni n rs numerical superiority, re- vaH-et A.
full speed upon them They on Their side retreaiet
10 the hl appointed, and there stood firm IDtrepIdly
awaiting the charge. The RoyaliSt> dli not keep
ihemlOrE waiting they charged upon them. lance
IN resi-. Al that moment those IN ambush presented
themsV YES aad surrounded TIE lancers. who, al
tackec on all sides By the Patriots, Ia to >lcrunb
The result beng. that OF the 50 who entered INTO
action. ONLY 10 escaped with lie. though taily
wounded GLORY 10 toe hero OF san Miguel Glory
10 the brave Aeucro dc AguerO > On the l>fh and
lFh, nothing worthy OF note occurred. bat tac re-
publican ranks have gone on increasing every hour.
On The Sfh, all the corps united marched upon
these mountains which march was interrupted bN
three companies of The regiment OF Cantaona. who
were beaten and dispersed. since inc s',h. these
brilliant positions have been occupied by 2oH pa
trotS, go horse, field howIizerS. ana the munl-
tons ana subsistence required for tWo months not
Hih,tal eng which are only avn ltHg tht move
ment OF Trinidad 10 descend 20 the plans
Behold. people Il Cuba. the brilliant footing OF
your couniTyS hberatIg army behold the heroic
acts OF your brethren NJ Camaguey, tPrlnc2c) INT
tate ZEN. and let there be resolution and fr7
NESS and the flag of Liberty shall soon wave from
the Point Of MaySi 10 the Cape Of san An'onio
TIE JtNr, LlBERrADoRA DE- Puerto PRlNcIrE.
CaSrorrs. Ji'ip -. ISL.
The following Is copy of the Pronunolamen,o OF
Tie Insurgents OF Trinidad
10 THECUBANS
The four nas finally arr we'd which has been ip-
pointed by tate for the freedom of Cuba. THIS most
precious part OF the native land Of The C,boneyS !
unJustIy and cruelty prosecuted by the descendants
of the implouS murdererS of that innocent people.
Puerto PrlHClpe has gwen Us the signal AMI shame
and dlshonor would fall upon the remainder Of the
Cuban population, should they not adhere TO the revo
lutlonary movement which our brothers OF that
proylnce have 50 successfully commences.
CubanS FIVE hundred TnntaranS. among whom
are numbered those more favoribly known IN TINS
capital OF the Central Department. by their wealth
education. virtue and patriotism, rise to-day y
single man 70 redeem our country from rs opprobous
Seryitudc Large numbers of our brave cOuntrymen.
who III skill. IN courage and rmneSs are equalto the
unconquerable MGneroS of South America, are wait
ing for us IN our fields anxious 10 destroy al once
and forever the Spanish shradom which now dis
graces our dear faiherland
Cutans Let Us hasten TO the battlefield where
victory Will attend us and where glory viii crown
our brovs with is immortal and never fading laur-
els. God always stretches his protecting arm over
those who defend the cause of right and justice.
4 numerous and strong expedition, led by lllustr
Gus chiefs Is being fitted out from the shores of the
Great American ronfederacy 70 come 10 our aid,
with the utmost promptude. General Naviers To-
PEI the avorlie son of Mars, who. Dy ms glorious
deeds a. well as by his hatred against tyranny, has
struck the Spanish Government with panic fear,
Will soon spread terror and Amusement among our
oppressors driving them from shores with his
Tedeeming sword.
Fellow -counirymen. Let us all JON together from
the Point of MaySl to the Cape of San Antonio, and
proclaim our Independence.
Let rs conquer our liberty with arms IN our
hands iSIDoRO ARNENrGRoS COLUNBIN, COmd.
G71ra lirqndi. JUiH 81 1851.