New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-06
SEARCHES AND REWARDS.

SEARCHES REWARDS
Allthat the home Government mas done IN this
whole island to discover BY whom and how this
paper is printed, is but apoisoned arrow directed
at its own heart They write to us that General
SausaEes, frlias Canedo) after reading the first
number that reached his hand asked a person
who was with him at the time ssHow many
scaffolds are therew This person replied, that
he should build six more, without doubt, to
strangle The Police ef the Cuban People,
which dares with too much bravery to rise up
before the cannon and bayonets, in the midst Of
their enemy. and under the point of the execu-
TONER 8 poinard. They also say, that His Ex-
cellsncy stationed two police officers at the box
OF the Post-oitice Of the city, that at the sound
OF bell rung inside, they should arrest any
person who should deposit any letter that ap-
peared suspicious to the clerk on account Of its
weight or size. They opened many letters, but
they found nothing
DR.. Camilleri. they say, was assaulted in his
carriage by two police officers, who examined
and searched him to their own satisfaction,
without finding on him OF in his carriage what
they were in quest Of The doctor inquired
why he was treated in this manner. and ihe
police officer replied, that they did whit they
pleased. The doctor then made complaint to
the Chief Of Police, and this well-bred gentle
man told the doctor to 60 away, that the police
of1cers had fulfilled the secret orders he had
received from his chief. Here, in this town,
tGuanea, thirty six miles south of Havana, it is
reported That the ST. Gurrea has received orders
IN common with all the authorities of the island,
from the Superior Government, to search all
private houses, to imprison all suspicious per-
sons and offer 9 sum to the amount of $40, 000
in order To discover the nest of one of the birds
we 90 not guarantee the truth Of these rumors,
but Il they are true, we advise His Excellency
to offer twice this amount, and perhaps he may
find a Ferret, Calisto Gonzales, or Primeyes to
betray rs, at the price Of his death and the ex-
ecrasion of the world
~ n difficult at this day to find such mon
ste because the union which exists among the
alans to destroy it, is clear to the sight Of the
Y Cow nment. Notwithstanding this, if there be
any traitors in Cuba, we shall drink their blood
with the same pleasure which some day we shall
have IN splitting that of all those traitors to
their country. Our Government convinced of
its weakness, its injustice and arbitrariness
resorts Y 70 ylilany, treason, espionage and in
fanny. az the only resources it possesses to sus-
Here folfows an ode to the memory of Gen
eral Narciso Lopez, which may be freely trans
lated as follows
TO GENERAL NARCISO LOPEZ.
Peace to thy soul, and to thy name glory
Immortal Leonidas Of the New World, O.
Because, sleeping the most profound OF slumbers
You rise up to enlighten our history.
And since you are in the highest glory
And mere your name remains without second,
And your fecund valor is engraved forever
In deeds crowned with victory; 5e
Hear my voice: If of Columbus
We guard the ashes in a temple
AND his Immortal courage we admire
Yours illustrious hero whom we adore
Because you have set us more noble example
snail have tomorrow its brilliant pyre. IBAMosyA
SEE, HEAR AND KEEP SILENCE.
Advice for traitors
--,-. [Bos del Pueblo prut-Guines
inns quotation is translation from Ei Hno del dcs-
iTerss Of the Exiedn by the Cuban poet