Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

We yesterday gave sample Of two Cuban Declarations Of
Independence both bearing date the 4h Of July and both
puponins have been promulgated At Puerto Prncps the
originals Of which bear comparison with each ohsr either
regards their contts prolixy. These Declarations
published within the twenty hours the one at
Neao York and the Other Nsy Orleans That which we
desgnated "ths first (becsuss II the first received the
travel between this city and New York requiring less
than day. 10 Of length that would Oil two Of columns
whilst the published At New Orleans, denominsted
by % "the third" and requiring days to find
rs way here, would occupy but little more than half column
The one is signed BY three persons and the other said
be signed by two hundred persons yesterday, for the
first time, received still briefer manifssoihat which
alluded hs second in the paragraph copied Mon
day from the New York Commercial Advertiser. This,
account Of its bsevity, copy enre wend in Pha-
depha paper tappears to have been promulgated from
intermediate point by the " Savannah News Il s thus
rendered clear. think that oil these Proclamaons
from the mint and that mint established,
Puerto Principe, but within the United States. sts
PROCLAMATION OF THE CUBAN PATRIOTS. ,et
JULr 3, 1s5I.-Cubans eight hundred Of our comps-
ots have raised the cry Of liberty and have planted on the
heights Of Cubans the Gag Of the White STAR dedicated to
war All that Is required s union, consancy and fraternity
to their triumph in the holy Of Cuban liberty
Initiate the glorious example which they have given to the
world ls fsrs
The Goyemsut has the power suppress the revo
luton which has begun in four distinct places the
me because Of the uncertainty and doubt with which they
surrounded Confusion ignorance and fear blind thei
eyes and bind their hands, and then will cause them to fal
into the abyss which awaits them VI
Cubans! do not permit BY your continued nacon, the
blood of the Of Puerto Principe be spilled alone Dc
not let their heroic example be in vain, the magic cry
liberty which they have raised be extngushed without
echo. No never give proof the world Of such bastard
" ignoble spirit Understand well that if by your inder-
ence and want of your cooperation they perish, shall
merit the contempt Of the whole world while will be
demned forever to bear the Spanish yoke.
The vcors Of Puerto Principe con6de in US they look 10
US to join them in their struggle to break the chains of
tyantschans which with much gnomny drag in the
face of the infamous pleasures Of oppressors We offer
exended TO oil Spanards who judge with justice
causes their lives and properly shall be held nvoaie The
Cubans regard enemies those who take up arms against
them the history Of the struggle or Independence shall not
be stained BY deeds Of rapins and plunder.
Enthusiasm and vaior We expect the aid the generous
North Americans offer u il prove ourselves worthy
their assistance.
The hero Of Cardenas mpatienily awaits the hour when
he may land upon shores Il will take but few hours
for his arrival 2
To arms, Cubans The field be witness Of your heroism
and may Heaven give you victory! Provoke the battle
Throw yourselves valiantly into the combat Strike down
the yranta and obtain for your triumph the bloody spos Of
their hrone upon which will raise the temple Of liberty
TEI MLMsrRs THE CuBAH JUHTA