Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-06-12
CUBANEERING, AGAIN.
FROM THE NEW YORK MIRROR OF sArunn

NEW YORK MIRROR OF SATURDAY.
Incpient efforts start another expedition in the Uni
ted States for the invasion of Cuba think discern
ibe Some of the parties who figured largely behind the
in the late attempt at invasion not convinced
that the day Of dupes is not yet We apprehend
however that the bloody termination of the Lopez foray
and the dshonorable expedients to which the stay
home managers of that wreched enterprise resorted
in order create the impression that the Cuban people
like sefgovernment better than the Government of Ole
SPAIN will operate lasting caution those who may
be appealed to in this fashion, by the Sun newspa
per here:) NJ,
ga gentlemen well acquainted with the sentiments OF
the people of the island Of what we knew long
since that ninety out of every hundred Creoes
esty desire emancipation from the CALLING yoke of Spain
and connection with the United States Even among the
young Spaniards who have resided in this country for
time hatred Of the Cuban Government prevails In
illustration of this feeling the gentleman narrated
versaton he had in Havana with young Spanard who
had been on visit to this country. e9 3
Before went TO the United States, said the Span
lard, Il did not feel dissatisfied with the Government
at least did not know enough to be discontented But
since my return see things in different light did
not feel satisfied comfortable There are 50 many
noyances such restraint and intimidation compared with
the liberty enjoyed by all in the United States, that
don't care how the libusteros to put
end to the present oppression"
just such stories these that were set aoat in
ton under Lopez The cheat succeeded then but it won't
The bloody experiences Of the past have taught the
young Of this country great truth If the Cubans
want political independence they fight for it them
selves turn round and help shoot or garrote those who
go help them to it. The following from the Journal Of
Commerce spprehend is something nearer the truth
HAVANA, MAY %, 1852
The attempt is to be made by the present steamer to
draw upon the sympathes of parties in the United States
the hope to induce immediate organization for the
Of Cuba for which there is adequate foundation here
The young said to be in the east who have
killed Spanards and soldiers the relatives and
friends OF the Agueras Betancourts &C., who shot
ut Puerto Principe during the last rebellion and
ed by revenge and personal considerations not by
any political sentiment involving the interests welfare,
and prosperity Of Cuba variety Of stories viii go for
ward which have verify in fact The story Of the brig
Conea and other vessels of her class purchased BY the
Fbusteros for the transportation OF men and the NUM-
tons of to Cuba is predication without fact the
Cornea, purchased at Baltimore for the carrying trade
between New Orleans and Havana, has been occupied
herewith for sixteen months and is not calculated
for the business accredited to her by the Wilmington
(De Republican, which is injurious to the reputation
and persons engaged in honest and legitimate
trade with Cuba. 1t is possible the description given
may another vessel but the application has been
made here 10 the vessel to which allude.
Gen. Canedo although erpectng there uR Be an in
passion has issued various Governors very stringent
ORDERS without publishing Cor general Information his
"bdnda !" quarters burning Of hamets villages or
dwelling houses that may impede destruction Of the enc
wards to be ready the instant for the public defence
immediate punishment of any who harbor protect the
irates &c lie win be active in the discharge of his d
ties, and in rule QUIT acon Tacon.