The southern press., 1851-08-01

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What is called the government here, is ia .
"a stses Of excitement having bat fourteen
oussnd troops, which are scattered ali ,v,r
. country, and In no case To be depended on
all.
The people here, at present, are somewhat
. the lrishman's pa'rot-they think and hops
great deal. bat dare not speak anything. The
coles IN the city are appearing 70 take no In
r,st whatever In the matter, whilst the old
'aniards are closely watching their movements,
tn hope Of being able to make some i'm
'rtant arrests.
Two thousand men now ready. II landed on
3 Island any time within twenty days after this
aches you, could settle the question in very
or time.
The governor Of the province of Cxrdenas
|ss dismissed for not marching his troops against
sn. Lopez thirty-six hours sooner, but gave ~
reason for not doing 30, that he knew his
en- would join Lopez immediately on the field,
I'D consequently staid away.
The government to-day, are issuing long
arms, stating that there IL no revolution, with =
lew to quiet the minds OF the people, and to
lppress the growing sxeltsment--all of which
untrue. The revelation has already CON-
enced, and nothing can stop it until we are
lnexed to the United States.
The correspondent Of the New Orleans Bul.
tin considers the whole affair as very triling
I'd predicts the overthrow and speedy arrest Of
10 whole party.
A letter to the New Orleans Crescent, dated
Havana on the 18th, closes as follows:
Desertions from all arms of the government
oops 10 the vicinity are continually taking
ace, and it is with fear and trembling that a
ngle squadron is put a-ield. We expect ac-
cunts from Trinidad tomorrow of similar
ovement on the part Of the masses there; and
it'll the predicati )ns now before us, within six
days the largest portion Of the Island of Cuba
i'll have absolved all ties, obligations and rela-
pms with the maternal land.
The accounts given in the government pap rs
the day are weak attempts to glaze over facts
hich are tearing from their hearts and minds
,ery vestige Of hope, in order to tranquiize or
.ppress the ebullition Of similar sentiment and
:tion in this community Here there will be
F, outbreak, but the city will yield to the cause
I the force Of public opinion, without strug-
Q, when the proper time arrives-the work is
,ing done elsewhere.
General C0ncha has nerve, and will do all that
lay be becoming in brave soldier. to preserve
tact the fealty and integrity of the island but
,e game is already beyond the reach of his
ower TO check--beyond the reach of the sword
-and with intelligence to back it, and the mat
,r of terms will soon. be dictated for him, if but
alf il true that comes whispering with every
reath from the East.
To give details at this moment, with accuracy
utterly impossible, for our communication is
necessity verbal, and all correspondence with
ie infected districts is cut off, except where the
zeal of Office" is displayed; but you may rely
pom the intelligence, as it comes through your
wn correspondent, as being without exaggera-
on; and in due time all the features will be
portrayed for the knowledge and apprecia-
on of those who sympathize in this struggle
pr the common cause of human rights. There
no Lopez-no Yankees-no Fiibusiers, save
their own getting-no Poles or Hungarians
is all right-an emanation from the intelli.
ence of the people opening to the sunli ght--
he movement is like the strength of the whelF
the lioness, learning lis own pouer Of self de-
.nce, and rejoicing in its display.
From the .Neso York Tribune.
'pread of The Island The Eastern Department
in the Hands of The Repolutionists-FHgh oj
Gen Limerick-S Strength Of the Patriots-
Excitement in Hauana-Lack Of Troops
Gen. Concho-- Case # COL Martin-Repoli
at ViHa Clara-Moremenis drc.
HAVANA, Tuesday, July %
All that portion Of Cuba which lies east Of a
ne drawn from the coast at "Nuevitas" through
Puerto Principe" with the course f-om about
orth- east to southwest, is now under the con
FOL of the patriots, and the banner of the single
Lar is alone acknowledged. A few Spanish
.oops remain at the two points named, but they
Re powerless, and the Governor-G General Lin.
lick Is refugee at Havana, having arrived night
efore last at Batamanao by steamer, and came
IIOm tucuSO Wy al PiSoo SihiH luc oainc
light.
His lady hid proceeded him but two or three
avs Holguin, Baracoa, and ST. Jago de Cubu
Ave pronounced since my last, and from the
rot place, the corps of dragoons or lancers that
|as stationed there. under the command of
lieut. Col. Martin, have joined in the move
ent, the colonel taking the lead. Four CON-
Anies Of the Cantabria regiment in the eastern
district, have joined the patriots, and half OF
he regiment of Saragosa.
Gen. Limerick says that they "fght bravely
I'D make the best military dispositions" and
hat they are safe from all the soldiery of the
ueen on the Island. They have been offered
the general, before he left his Head QUAR-
rs at Puerto Principe, unconditional amnesty
they would return to their homes and lay
own their ARMAND they have res; onded
hist they have taken arms not to be laid down
ut in free iom or the grave" with the usual
rousand thanks for his Kindness, of necessity
The immense force that has always been re-
resented as being upon the island, is ensiy
punted now, and it does not appear the state
ents of your correspondent were the frs,
sen ventured in contradiction, and they are
srifed. a having been perfectly correct The