The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-10


Cuba 1t is clearly the interest Of the Spanish author
ties TO depecsts any revolutionary movement. and pre-
vent the circulation Of correct information with regard
TO ita task which is not very difficult while the govern
ment controls the press. We publish the following
cles from the New York Journal OF Commerce and the
New York Sun. leaving our readers to unravel the
tangled skein for themselves: =
the N. Y. Journal of Commerce, August g.
CAPTURE oy AGuERo-From the Gaesta of Havana,
July 30ih, we translate the following despatch, or por
ZION OF despatch, from the commandment general OF the
department of the centre TO the governor and captain
general OF the island from which i will be seen that the
leader of the nsunection, Joaquin Aguero Aguero,
has been captured This ends The chapter, no doubt ex
cept aid may from The United States, which we
ExcELLrNr SIR: Commandant Bruno Gayoso, second
in command OF the Canabria regiment of infantry, writes
me from San Miguel de Nuevlas under yesterdays date
"Cap Carlos Cones, OF the Cazadores. writes, under
date of Yesterday despatch just received, Git is now
o'clock, p. ND in the words following;
.sI have this moment, (haf-past O'Clock at nght,) al
the rancho Punla Ganado arrested the rebel Joaquin
Aguero Aguero. with six other persons, five OF them
belonging to bis gang as noted IN me margin Un sq n
the Cazadores, until proposed surrender, telling them
that if they did not would burn The houses wheeupon
FIVE OF the number surrendered but not Joaquin Aguero
Aguero who fled, and pursued and captured by the
lancers' :.
GAS soon as the prisoners arrive within this jursdlc
~
lance and security until receive orders from your
cellency what TO do with them"
In reference to the despatch. Of which the above is
part the Galeta remarks that shows " the department
of the centre completely paced " and adds, nothing
is more natural than this prompt termination OF the affair."
nor could anything be better fitted TO convince the de-.
uded that with the forces at the disposal OF the govern
ment and the prosperity which under lis ample protection
the country enjoys is impossible that anarchy can pre-
vail Csba, that those who attempt such thing can
accomplish anything but their own perdlton."
CuBA.-Private advices by the Georgia Indicate that
the state OF feeling al Havana highly excited in
nexon with The recent outbreak; but no apprehension
Affected 1t Is prudenty suggested to absent cubans to
avoid, far possible, any discussion OF the subject
in their correspondence The sanctiy Of private letters
and very innocent remarks may be construed into expires
sons Of sympathy and cause their authors to become OBJ
jects OF disrust
ia not believed that rebel organization has at any
time existed on the island sufficiently formidable to
danger the existence of The governments and there no
doubt whatever in the minds OF parties well qualified to
defeated. The of property, and the mercantile IN
/ leress OF Cuba, are very generally opposed 10 any
present demonstration OF q revolutionary character
| II is extremely doubtful whether they would even
ultimately derive much advantage from It's success
During it's progress their operations would become ser
ousIy embarrassed, and Inconvenience must ensue from
at least temporary suspension OF profits; and for the
sake OF possible and prospective relief from burdens
which do essentially diminish their resources, il is
expected that they VIII willingly incur the naZ-
ard Of total loss involved inevitably in the failure Of the
movement. Besides. most OF the influential Cuban lam
lilies identify their own personal consequence with The
traditional grandeur OF the Spanish name and an unw
pgness TO dena,ionaze themselves operates TO array
these the side OF the government But, more than all
the contemplate character o! the nsurecon Just sup
pressed shows how baseless the representations gen
erally circulated here in respect to the stale OF public
feeling in Cuba Probably at place did the rebel
force muster hundred armed men and, all told, II
ne yer numbered twice that count II is 10 be hoped that
the dispatches respecting the embarkaon OF Lopez and
| his six hundred at New Orleans were manufactured,
as has been pausbiy coneciured, with view 10 excite
enthusiasm and ., mpathy the North; for If the expe
don has really sailed, and shall succeed IN ehecng
landing they hope for the good fortune which at
ESCAPE in the vessel that took him over, leaving only
hive victims TO The just resentment OF an outraged govern
ment.
From the New York Sun, Auss
To the Editor of the Sun:
| CARD TO THE puBLIc-We desire to caution the Amer
lean public az the false statements and reports put
forth by the Spanish authorities in Cuba for the purpose OF
snoherng the progress, OF the revolutionary hre in the
island, and OF checking the natural impulses OF the sym
paihy OF the generous and free American people Such
artihces common TO all similar governments similarly
situated and are practised with peculiar activity by
Spanish ,yranls in their present hour Of supreme pen.
the hour trust and believe oil thef certain fate
The statements herewith furnished by us 10 The press are
fairly and honestly copied from the letters OF our friends
in Havana and runidad and gentlemen OF high chafac
ter writing 10 their friends for the sole purpose OF giving
US true information. This We avonch with our names
and our honor.
| The Editors and Colaborers Of La Vtrdad
| NKw York, August 7, 1851.
Extract, from letters from reliable sources.
1 "HAvAsA, August 2. 1851.
"MY DEAR rarrsD Your letter of the Goth sreceived.
and thanks First what is 6rst in INTEREST," The affair
il Rong on better than could have been expected From
Principe news is scaceat least true news Reco and
Agus,in Aguero have 200 men, Amen,eros and re-
liz Yznaga over 500 Tin spite OF The trick OF the pretend,
ed surrender which is here regarded as solemn e) and
on the 5lh something will probably be done al Mahiua
That you may know tina, the thing ~ going forward IN
earnest can tell you that the day before yesterday Cen
eral Vargas 10 lake the command oil The troops IN
the Cuaro Lugares our towns IN lhe central department
Trinidad Santo Espiritu, Villa Clara and Remedos,)
and by to-day's mail have gone orders TO Lemery 10
oen the campaign in form with military operations IN
the field TINS amounts to uniting the troops INTO an
army. and max ing movements on large scale IL TINS
the country being pgtifeodor We are expecting the
landing The General in the whole OF next week, and
then we, TOO. will open the campaign.
&C. il preparing TO go to -. In Matanzis nothing
be done I'LL the Generals arrival, nor al other points
a, which they desire to move"
"HAvAsA, Aug. 2. 1851.
dear FRIEND; | am very happy at the successful
course OF our affair but shall be completely I'LL
am myself engaged in the contest wish TO be useful
to my country my friend and all my blood seems but little
Tor that sacred debt which we all ought 10 pay.
The affair OF C. has cost me more labor than you can
imagine but at last he leaves tomorrow Tor his des,na
on having pledged himself that in four five days he
will put himself at the head OF rising.
am Organizing corps OF go, with which, believe,
shall be able 10 do something"