The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20
IMPoRTANT FROM CUBA.

The Revolusiopary Movements ON the
IsIsnd-Numerous Arrests az crcoIes-
threatening Aspec. o. AMalrs-Trcaty
with Emperor soulouque, of Hayti, 70
Ruin Cuba.
Our Havana corresponds files Of the Diario de
Ia Marina and Gace,a de Ia Habana and copies Of La Vos
DEF Pueblo crgdns de independencia brought by the
Crescent City, reached yesterday.
One Of our correspondents at Havana has sent "s .
copy Of letter received by him from Madrid winch
states that arrangements to be made with the Empe
TOR Hsyt TO land OF negroes on tne isana u
Cuba In the event of y revolution.
The Gcceta d. Ia HG5Gna the 18th inst gives an ar
tcle on the affairs of Cuba Of which the following is
summary
The New York Sun published, the Goth Of July,
correspondepce from Cuba conveying information
reste the csndestine Journal called La Po De! Pue
DO written by pirates ana partizans new Invasion OF
the iiand. The Ganea de Ia Haodna wrote long and
remarkable article upon that correspondence which
Is treated infamous lie rebrand for the purpose
ofenkIrdiDg civil The Sun has forgotten the
issue Of the Lopez expedition which ended by the i'm
prisonment death OF all its followers. Such impos-
lures would excit. laughter the gravity OF that ques
ton would permits II
The insults and caumnes thrown upon the ladies of
Cubs ere such that ashamed 10 make single
alusion 10 that part OF the correspondence But the
fame of their noble sentiments and the honest conduct
of our ladies 20 wen known that we need not deeud
them against these infamous calumnes which appeared
in that paper. According 70 La Tos del Pubic nearly
Inhabitants OF the 1sland That
spiracy, including even those who serve the admins
traton.
At least the only thing which the Sun aud its
pondept have tru related is that the editors Of the
YoS. who write their publication, continually ex-
posed to the los Of their life In that only they are
right the government Of the island. and tbs repre-
sentative OF our Majesty The Queen, determined to
make the national integrity respected ana in order 10
attain that aim they will be always inexorable towerds
all those who will conpre agiinst the institutions with
which the inhabitants of cuba are so much pleased
The clancestine publication OF small paper called
La ZOE del Pueblo written by nans of the pirate
hordes of Lopez the basis of tlf pondence
published in the New YORK yn.
The Ia Marina of the 18th inst after having
produced the article of the Gaceta makes the following
remarks -
We have but a few arguments to add. The writers
Of the Sun journal intended only for the reading
OF the lowest class Of he population of New YORK
ptetends to find the opinion of Cuba in
paper secretly published by men without brains ana
this folly does not surprise for such minds de
priyed of all the intelligence which distinguishes H.
lustrous and rich society some of the other papers
which have claims TO good ju5 cement the Courier
compassion is ready to be conceded TO them Without
condesendipg to discuss with these papers. must
remind them that If there is sentiment which has al
prevailed in the bosom OF the Spanish IL is the
eternal hatred OF foreign domination exercised by
other race avaracious ambitious and intoerant
Before that barrier. the endeavors of horde Of pirates
will fail to be dispersed government like
established upon the traditions of several centuries
possessing npumer8ble and strong in the
animous support of energetic nation, which counts
15o000o Of inhabitants despes such enemies aud is al
ways ready TO punish them II it be oked Every
Spanard knows how to conduct himself in the road
of honor and will defend always, with the greatest
enefgy, the holy cause of nationality.