The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-09-22
Important from Cuba.


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IS Letters received by the Empire City, j
y New York, dated Havana, August esd
$ give information which talIies with the r,
: port by way OF New Orleans, that nine pc
" sons, all young men, who had been arreste
on the charge of being coneernedi in the pu!
. llcation of the revolutionary paper, were
be garoted on the LIST of September. Tn
was the anniversary of Lopez's execution
: And the next arrival will probably brin
most exciting accounts from the Island. w
subloin the following extracts from the IIel
AIDS correspondence;
HAVANA, August 30.
The day before yesterday Don RamO
Polma, and Jose NJ. Layaz were sent to tn
Cuba fortress, without being permitted t
communicate with any one. From Vuelt
Abajo, south of the Island, where the in
surrectioa was TO have commenced, 20
prisoners, arrested as conspirators, hav
been taken to Havana and placed in tn
prisons Of Moro and Cubano. They wer
seized upon the information Of spies.
Upon the information of a certain Frcncl
Creole, the Government, on the / 9Th of Au
,tgust, dispatched force of fifty cavalry, un
tder the order of Col. CULLEN, who, it is sta
ted, surprised a party Of about l4o person.
at cafeta, belonging to one Gonzalez, il
the Vuelta dc Abajo, engaged in making
balls, cartridges, DC. He took from then
a small cannon and a considerable number
Eof muskets, Which latter, tits supposed, were
landed very lately from a suspicious looking
schooner seen on the coast, supposed Ito have
been sent by the Cuban Junta from New
York. The forts are full of prisoners, and
others are being daily brought into Havana
from, all parts Of the country.
Among the eprisoners broughtfrom Puerto
Principe is a Senofita Guovra. | am told
she is but eighteen and very beautiful. She
is sister to young man who was shot last
year for being concerned in the attemps in
surrect:on in that party of the island, which
ended SO fatally to those who were engaged
in it. Miss Guevro's crime, am informed,
is, that she had embroidered the lone star
flag of Cuban independence, and was in cor
respondence with some of her expatriated
relatives in New York Being person Of
responsibility and property, used to every
comfort, some consideration was felt for her,
but she has declined the offers of the Cover
n1r of the fort to make her call more COM
Portable, accepting only a wash basin and a
cot to lie down upon. Nine women in all,
have, up to this moment, been arrested, con-
cerhed in this so-c;tlIed conspiracy.
On the 29I inst, Col Santiago Guerrea,
Lieut., Governor of Guines, was ordered to
Havana to answer sixty charges of harsh
and unwarrantable copduct brought against
him, before the Captain General. by the
people committee to his governorship. The
Lieut.. Governor of the little village of San
tiago has likewise been suspended from sim
liar causes, The Assessor OF Pine Del Rio, !
and the Ex-Governor Of st. Christoval, have |
been brought prisoners to Havana, under
suspicion Of connivance with the conspiracy
discovery in Vuelta de Abajo. - Nv
The Spaniards themselves do not disguise !
hat great dlsaffecton exists against the
government. / was told this morning, by
1ne of the most respectable rnd wealthy
merchants from old Spain, that he lamented
he should have to acknowledge it, but such
was the case, that the Creoes, men, women
md children, from Cape Mays to Cape San
Autonlo, hated Spain and the Spaniards with
/ hatred so bitter that no concession now, on
he part of Spain would ever overcome it.
! have NEARLY time to add that a council Of /
arisat this moment being held atthe Palace
hat the headquarters OF the pretended con-
piracy is the house Of ST. Chrstoval, in the
Eucl.a de Abajo; that an English mulatto,
Who evidently became aware of the ciroum-
tanees, was the person who gave the nfor-
nantion which led to the detection OF the
ecret press. 4s4ss s ..e.a,. 80,
There are now l49 prisoners in the Ha-
ana forts--Seyen persons were arrested
ince this morning, and there are great num-
ers Of prisoners being brought in from the ]
ountry. x n tta4 s.s.1 S, .,iq..s 5.a.sr4 d /,
The Courier and Enquirer u5lshes long
stter from an American in Havana, dated
august goth, which describes the betrayal
{ the conspirators BY a thief named Ryes, S,
Tho was in the chain gang, and who bad !
omchow got information of thepa. 1t was j
n his reports that the arrests were made, ;
moug which were Don Juan Gonzales,
ch, planter Of San Crisiobal, and. the law J
er Don Joaquin M. Pinto. Gonzales was :
t first ordered to be shot, but was finally
iken to Havana and imprisoned in the Moro.
The writer Of the letter describes the ar !
est Of the alleged proprieters Of the Voc del
'ueblo, as'follws: m y
Although the Government had announced 9
hat they had known fromthe beginning where
he Voz was published, still it was betrayed
y an Englishman, one Mr. Johns, who
d in one ofthe interior rooms Of the house,
nd pretended to be great friend of those a
rho undertook to reissue that paper. Be- t
raying them at proper moment, they were G
aughtin the Almendares printing Office, A
elonging to Don Eduardo Facciolo, Don
EDUARDO Sare. Don Felix Maria Casand, '
Jon Antonio Rubo, Don Florentino de Ia 4
'orfo, Dan Antohia Grenade. Don n, Uair-
.uiso, two others whose names / do not Il
now, and a mulatto, who were all engaged !
! publishing the Voz Adel PaeBlo after the 4
ortunate escape Of its first editor, Don Jose 4
,una, who is now in New York. These !
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