Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-08-09

among those found with arms in their hands, they
killed on the spot.
Of the troops many regiments supposed to be disa
feo,ed Macy the troops IsEsy arrived from Spain have
died from exposure, being unable 70 stand he climate
There q report that nsurrecton had been at
tempted in Mananza and troops had bsen ordered 10 march
70 that The result had mot been heard when the
Georgia sailed"
COMMENTS M TIE coMMERcIAL ADvIRTIsER.
There may be doubt about two things men-
toned in this account; but they scarcely merit comment
Some anxiety felt at Havana respecting the American
ympahizes but BY this time the armed vessels Of the
United States acting in concert with the Spanish cruisers,
Lopez and his band II they have sailed win probably suffer
for their temerity.
Havana papers to the la instant. The dispatches
from various parts Of the island announce perfect tranquility
The guerilla band Puerto Principe broken up, and the
surrender Of its remnant is confirmed four members only Of
excepted and these the way to Nuevita de-
signing probably to escape from the island.
despatch from the Governor Of Nueva dated the 2ls
Of July, states that Augusn Aguero Aega, Jose Angus
tin Aguero Sanchez, and Miguel Aguero Aguero had
presented themselves to the comma Of the town Of Baza,
soliciting pardon
An official communication from the Commandant General
Of the Centre dated the 29h Of July, relates the capture Of
of the principal leaders Of the revolt the 24h by
company Of cavalry, after short engagement at rancho
far from Nuevas. Among them Joaquin Aguero
Aguero and Jose Tomas Beaumont who attempted
after their companions had surrendered they ovetaken
by the horsemen, however, and secured The Commandant
General Of the Centre, Morales de Rads, congatuaes the
Governor that this terminates the pacfcaon of the
country. He commends in high terms the resolution and
perseverance shown by the column who captured the chief
the nsurrecon, Aguero after long pursuit in various d.
rections, by night and day,
At Cienfuegos party Of the PATRIOTS closely pressed, had
left the horses they rode, and sought refuge in forest which
the Government troops had surrounded, that escape was
impossible The bulletin Of the 29th Of July, in which this
announced closes the account with saying that tranquility
is now perfectly secured in that part Of Cuba every
other quarter Of the Island.
letter from Puerto Principe dated July 49, and pub
hed the Havana Daro de Ia Marina Of the 3Oth Of July
says The city appears like hospital There scarcely
house in which there is not some member of the family
confined his bed and in some all sick, without
domestic to attend hem and their friends cannot supply
them with servants, since they in the condition
themselves Happily the epidemic is not fatal especially ia
the case of adults, and runs its course rapidly"
Since the above written have been favored by
commercial house in this city with the perusa of their
respondence from Maanzas which 10 Of the latest date It
gives that the whole island Of Cuba 10 per-
fecy tranquil The Spanish troops had behaved with great
galany, and maintained the perfect discipline in their
operations against the gueras, who utterly routed and
nearly all taken prisoners The Government are said to treat
their capves with clemency, rather than with rigor.
COMMENTS NEW YORK ExrREss.
THE CUBA NEws.-We begin to get a little light by th
arrival Of the steamer Georgia from Havana not much as
could wish, but little light, nevertheless. What
have all along suspected nay, almost believed the gorous
victories, "the great battles the tremendous revolution
may be all described not existing in Cuba, paper
but got up here and guped down by opc imagination and
ignorant creduliy. We sorry that the Cuba pa
tos such have already escaped being shot, flying for
their Lives. We have Havana papers TO the I'd instant,
which naturally enough desire to keep down all excitement
and make little possible Of the disturbances that have
existed only near Puerto Principe.
The Faro Of July 30th contains despatch from the Com
mandant General Of Tuna stating that the party headed by
Aguero (who signed the Declaration ofIndependence printed
he had been completely used up, and that its had
submitted to the jurisdiction Of Puerto Principe.
despatch dated Puerto Principe, July 23d states that
Aguero was the 2ls Jucaro, accompanied by
only four men, and that they appeared be making their
way towards Nuevitas in the hope Of escaping from the
island.
despatch from the Governor Of Nusvita dated the 2ls
states that Austin Aguero Aregs, Jose Augusn Aguero
Sanchez, and Miguel Aguero Aguero had presented them
selves to the comniay Of the town Of Bazs, soliciting
pardon.
Nuevas, ii will be remarked we have all along been told
the hands Of the patriots but the captain Of the barque
Nacoochee Captain Thop, sailed from Nuevas on the 25h
umo and arrived here yesterday, reports Nuevas quiet at
the date Of sailing.
The accounts from Nuevtas are direct being near the
scene the alleged nsurecoD and are therefore, authen
tic. Nuevas of the northern ports Of the eastern
end Of Cuba and about eighty miles from Puerto Principe
lies the foot Of the infected district News therefore,
from that place is likely to be reliable than when
ceved through Havana. We have from this place by the
Nacoochee official accounts satisfactorily and clearly setting
forth that what these called "highwsymen,"
dgnyng them even with the Of 'rebel dispersed
and such as are now taken are begging for mercy.
Letters from sources Of the highest respecabiliy from
Havana down to the ID Of August bearing Of
the entire suppression Of the petty but mad movement which
has been represented as serious affair." have been received
Some Of the handful of insurgents had FASTENED to avail
themselves Of the offers Of PARDON and others have been
seized BY the troops Not the slightest degree Of alarm
even anxiety is said to remain.
Expeditions from this country, under such state Of facts
as these. nothing but Praca expeditions and the men
who engage in them liable to be treated as pirates by
British Erench well Spanish cruisers and under no
circumstances have they right claim any protection from
ne United States Government and they have been assured