The New York herald., 1851-08-22

power !" but where will the hide himself when the
fathers and mothers shall ask him tdings Of their sons
when the wives and daughters shall ask him for the
words OF their husbands and fathers when their breth
rem wherever liberty scstsr her blessings they have
not vain words but is the outcry Of young Cuba
from Csps Mars TO san Antonio and her thousand hills
hzirg people that fll the land shadowing with wings
Access TO the Captain General be obtained at ali
hours by the simple assertion that his urgent
and how much more easily could the Consul Of ths
great republic have obtained simple asking
them prepare for that dread tribunal before
which they were about to appear Ills simply shelving
ns ecns% q t man 'Gsa PERHAPS
ful determination, and have saved some from the
fate they met. Had he saved but one man 1t would
have been to him forever fountain Of joy he made
no effort, II be to him forever of bitter
regret As public man, he has shown himself untitled
for the responsible position he holds for in times of
revolution men, and not books-lving impulse. not
dead rules, are to be consulted.
do write this in spirit Of anger but after hours
of calm reflection; and any gentleman who asks my
from any other motive than an imperinent
curiosity you at perfect liberty to communicate it.
Mr. Owen leave to the judgment Of his fellow citizens.
The revolution goes gloriously on In the East and
the West the patriots everywhere triumphant The
people join them in crowds and the year 1851 will
the close of the pansh rule in Cuba leave to your
able correspondents all details. GUIANA.
HAVANA, Aug. 16--saturday Night Midnight.
anniefy Of The Government .about the 7roops-No Ners
from General LopeS-1he Latest accounts.
The greatest pxety is felt here by the mt
as no news has been received from General Emma OF
later date than the night before last The steamer
Ior of the ferry boats has been sent down to
what the matter is; and hour since, engine
sent express to Guanaay the western terminus Of
railroad. to bring news either good bad Nothing
had been heard from the troops that left Pinar del Rio
to attack Lopez and 1t Ia feared they
to him. His ces momentariiy Increasing; while
the fact Of nothing being ceivcd here by land
the suppostion that the country has all turned in his
favor Should Lopez receive renforccments with
to distribute to the crowds that in to him. Cen
Lopezs march to Havana will be uninterrupted
You imagine the hopes and fears that agtate the
city tend you the supplement to the P'ensa which
| Is worth transla'ing.
| SPANISH OFFICIAL ACCOUNT.
We translate from supplement of the Prensa,
ofAugus I6, the following artice-
| JUSTICE.
We have Just come the shooting uton at the
brow c the Case Of Atares of the fifty pirates taken
by the excellent General Commander of Marine of this
staten having arrived, in the morning, board the
| war frigate Of her Majesty the Queen E-pcranza.
| 1he justice Of man saccompished The unfortunate
criminals before the tribunal Of God giving
| account Of their past lives.
| We hate the crime. We have compassion for the
Please God that this inevtal and Just warning may
vske the understanding and reason of those perverse
men who from foreign land sent to death those who
tn, ir nstrun the Infamous who, incited by
the most vile passions and voracy intent to bring
ruin dcselstion and crime into peaceful and quiet
country which respects all the other nations OF the
ward-which is always occupied with its business, its
industry, ar its commerce.
New Orleans papers there is your work There Is the
result Of your dragaticns of your iniquitous sehoot
Of pacsrds with large black letter. and de-
testabe extras There we have that scattered blood
and that will be scattered in future. There have it,
smoki In accusation against ins'igators
against you, who have murdered those doluded men,
ht you have rent to deah-for you knew we'll that
they certainly would be killed. This blood must flow,
d., by drop, upon your heads-this blood will torment
ycu your slc'. for they have lost their lives when
you we're in .curty In your houses.
Never mind that those stupid men who len them to
interest Lad you in that II gold was in your pockets
the gold your only Gcd the payment OF the blood shed!
The greatest cuprs OF all are TIE papers oil New orleans
Why did you not come with the pirates If you loyalty
behaved that you would have been received with open
TIE hy prisorcrs Of the Eperanza have been shot
the brow Of the Castle Of Atares, we have already
said Tie steamer Habanero brought them 10 the place
Of their cuticn.
Thetroops formed square, They had on their war
upifonn--ihe h,s hat On the arrival Of the
roors tine cavalry the cvis guard the multitude
on fost aud ON horseback, placed ON the heights,
on the plain on the a sea M and & ssss r aii,sncs
bntly cheering the Queen and spsineternal Idols OF
q at army and Of this people so much illuminated by
r Mayor de Plszo tie usual edict and tte crmi
ns appsned by ten at time and after being shot were
for rcomtaaons The chief shot alone the
two second chiefs shot togther- all In the midst Of
Justice being done the Lieutenant icy in speech to
TIE oe:ers and the people expressed himself In strong
ard w, ss m mat the S n,soS
law. with far In order to attack nation
aisy cur religion our Queen and all other Objects dear
ne rireis to the Queen aud to the country
rss,,d with more sn,isy the Troops asaed and tss
ior what the criminals had ,ft.
Ten fun,rnl ears were waiting TO convey To- the ceme
,ry the mortal ,, mains Of the fy pirates Those
hal t.ap f,rnt "A NV lhp fuper
orpsnent,d according to the cirou~stsnees OF the
Tie justice ornan e. cousletsl Godhss pasdoncdtb tbe
yosng cpprifs, who. Laye lost thcr lives by having
trusted their fh to the iDiumous faisehoods OF the
New Orleans papers.
MEASURES To PREVENT THE EscAry OF rATrIors:
Translated from the aceta Extraorgin2ye. August 16l
The excellent senor Captain General has received,
Ctirttto II O'Clock the morning Of the 18th inst,
in which lie says that the pirates had In
IN. nftlvcs towards Cabauas "A Marie with
the Intention Of act6unt tf the dsmay
the dis persons In which they found themselves AZ
tar the actisus of the 18Th and dpted by the juno
IL, q the troops that district To time tssnd
q cCumunication TO the General Commander Of the
Marine in order TO prevent with his naval forces the re-
entnkation of the IisStes for In few days am
to txterminste sll of ths m.
The Captain General has also received from
the Lieulenant Governor of Bahia Honda Communists
ton, written yesterday merRing et.sn o'clock ti,g
that be informed ~ persne that the rirstes pur
sUd By columns in The puddles Of San Miguel had
their position and ran into ihe mountains in
the direction Il Bahia uorda and san Diego de NuseE
where the inhabiients animated with the best spirit
were ready 20 -epuse them. 49,
BY cunlnuoisxtiot ~ trd Lieutenant Governof Of
Mariel Cahanas, dated the the proceedings
he ac uantsd with the movements Of the
pirates who routed Orders given to the sol
dsrs and C mmst ders q the ardctiso TO move With
all their dssposato to prevent tho reeuharkatfon
CT the praics and at half pact twelve orsaok all the
beats re destroy cd aud sunk near the bhttsry
The captain Of infantry and comrsndes Uf the troops
Of GuAnsjay has also sent communication. OF the
day dated at half pact i've o'clock In the evening In
Which hs says according 10 the orders received from
Of MARI mi wff
the Lieut. Colonel Mayor, commander of the infantry
regimen Baylen he marched at the bead Of column
of company from BarceloDs and about forty
volunteers, well mounted, aud armed with swords and
pistols and the greater part with guns, all under the
command of the chief At ten minn,es past eve ocock
they marched In the direction OF Cabanas by pinios
where they received the necessary notices for pursuing
the pirates and during the expedition volunteers
ious 20 follow the column were coming from all parts
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