The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-27


DETERMINATION TO srrrRESs I'll. iyvADEgs--HrS-
oARIIlys stProsED TO he AMONG TnRM-oRpERs
10 vIii; REVENUE CUTTER rANEY, Ere.
Tho Presidents Proclamation. which Il appended
seainst the movements Ia this country I, invade Cuba,
@as agreed upon In cabinet. yesterday.
There information that several hungarian refugees
have bcon cutrspped into the invasion PLOT.
Mr. Webster not sent FOR. n his arrival
pcctsd The teeeraphic dispatches hc received had
reference TO tho beag adopted by government
20 Illustrate the G.iban invasion, and wh.oh met with
his hearty spproestion.
Orders have been sent to-day, revenue cutter
rapey, to cruise around New bay, aud intercept
any Cuban sJmpalhircrs.
PROCLAMATION OF TuE PRESIDENT or TIE UNITED
Stairs
w.arSrroy, April IS, 1851.
Where's there l. reason 20 believe that military cx-
rcdi,ion abou, to be fitted in the United States
with the intention 20 invade the island of Cuba colouy
of spain. with which hs country peace aud where
NJ believed that this expedition j. instgaSd and set
foot chiefly by forcgnerp who dare 10 mako shores
tho a their guilty and hostile preparations agllnta
friendly posfr and geek by aisehooJ aud misrepresen
tion 10 educe czers especially the young aud
inconsderstc into their wicked sch unsr,teful
return for the benefits conferred then by t people
IN permitting them to make cuuutty s-yl m from
oppresson. IND In hagraut abue Of tia pitai thus
cxterdcd them. Ard VII, rpa. such expeditions
only h. rfGrdcd adventures fJr plaud-r aud rob.
b,ry, sud u.t meet the cunds II The cv He'd
world Shst they dcrurltory tho charactee ~
country In violation Of the laws 81 i and expressly
prohibicd =, wi oh saguss a. clart ~thtg any
person shall within the territory jur-dcti of the
Initsd States begin st Zoo ~ vide prepare
the fr any military expedition enterprise 20 bc
carried frum thence against "a territory ~ i5maius
any f,piQn prince rtatc - aHy cHHny disrtct,
o. ptofls with whom thu uieu ~tts H peace every
praou trndit.. shall lie deemai uiiy n hgh mis-
dsmranu~, aud shall h. futd Lut tKastng thrre thpu-
sand coars. aud mprird tnrr, thln three year,
Nov, thertia have is.uci - uty ruciamtti0n
warning al Isr-ons who shall c,uutC th m seiyss wIh
sny such enterprise exp dttlon. vo.ttsa - our
iavs and national obligation. that thy wil tlsrety
subject them elves 10 the bctvy penalties aIuaced
sssint such ,Qcnccs and will ioft their Claim 10 the
protection a this goverumcnt auy intefsrcucc ou
their lchsn no matter 10 What Cxtrutrs they may y
reduced 10 consequence q their Illegal conduct. AMI
therefor eshcrt VII good citizens thy regard our
national repuiionas they rrep ct their ovu laws and
thn lawn ~ natiors-as they va!ue the blessings OF
peace sui the wrlfarc ~ their cpuulry 20 dcDunte~
nance. and by oil lawful prvont anJ such eutcr.
prise; and call upon every officer of this government
oivi CT military, to an efforts ia hi4 power 10 ar.
r-st for trial aud punishment every such offender against
the laws a the country.
Given under ms hand tho twenty fifth day n April
In the ytar ~ Lord tbcusau eight hundred and
fif,y one sni the sycnyf,n 4 thu Independence of
the United states. MILLARD FILLMORE.
ny tho President
W. 5 DrrmcS, Acting Secretary = e.als