The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-05-29
From the N. o. Ptcoyuae
Later from Havana.

by the arrival this morning of the schoon-
en- FAIRY, Capt Williams, from Havana the
18th inst.ywe have received our files Of pa
pcrs up to the 1lth inst, inclusive
The news from Havana, by the Isabel, Mon
toned u letter Of instructions from Lopez to
thcinsuwcctionary chiefs in Cuba. We have
this document before us in full in the Gacetu
OF the 9TH inst, and as it is of interest we
give translation The editor of Gacetu
says the originals in his possession, and may
be seen at his office. On introducing the
letter, the Gucetd says: owe are authorized
to publish the following document We do
1t without comment Of any kind; because,
what could we say that would suffice to in
crease the ridiculc which Il simple pcrusal
must excite? It IS revelation of the intel
icctual abilitic, Of the traitor, who calls him
self CHIEF OF the piratical expedition, and of
the resources on which he counts to achieve
his objects, il indeed he proposes any thing
more than to sack some dcfcncclcss town, as
ha did Cardcnas last year"
The document is as follows:
INSTRUCTIONS.
I viii diaombark at any point of the island
between Havana and Cuba, and perhaps be-
fore ton days from date an American general,
with a strong expedition, will likewise land
exactly north Of the Vuelta dc 1JGjo, at any
point.
Everything should be prepared in the is
land, so that on The news of my landing, the
cry (yrao) Of independence may be raised in
the grcatcstuumber Of points possible The
parties IN arms will not abandon the line from
Batibano and Havana to Cape San Antonio.
except in cGse Of a well founded fear of at
tack in thatcaso they may divide, and af-
tcrwlrds re-c0ncentrate on the American fol-
ccs, if they shall have arrived, or in the mac
ccs7ibl2 positions offered by the mountains
from Hanantiales to the Cape, where thcv
may await those forces, and at the same time
distract the attention of the Government
which we wish to destroy. Daring partisans,
with well mounted scouting parties, can de-
eieye the enemy without leaving the vicinity
zof the capitol, which would rebound greatly
to the benefit of the general system of opera
tons.
Advances will be made from the specified
line towards the centre, thus eoncentra-
ting the forces, and raising the towns which
may not have been pronounced In the short
est time possible.
If the fertilization which has been indieased
to ne can be counted on, or if, by a daring comp
dc main during the confusion and disorder
produced by the news of my landing, any 9th
or strong point can be captured, everything
will be finished at theoutset because the NOR
ahcffcct Of such an act would be death-blow
to dcspotism throughout she island. This
should be done at Havana, or at sonse similar
place, in which case, all that is to be done
viii be yielded to the directions Of the man
who may be considered most fit and proper
among those who are ready to sacrifice them
selves for the liberty of the country; this per-
son being assured that neither the said Ame-
Iiean general, nor myself viii lose sight of
llIm Tor single instant. If, however, moth
ing OF tins character can be effected, then, MS
many Of the Havana people as wish to take
part IN the glory Of realizing the enterprise,
may make q prior agreement among them
selves and designating proper point Of re-
union towards the Of the island Nybeye
they should assemble, and afterwards march
towards where they may be sure of meeting
me. twill be Of seryicete them not to.for-
gct the great number Of horses [for hirc)
which are always standing ready in the
atablcs.
Ia order to facilitate and ensure all tins, 7
Is necessary to take measures 20 render the
, i"'y7 usslosj by burning, OF better still, By