The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-10-28

The officers and passengers OF the black war
rioIwere treated with marked courtesy by the
cov,rnment officers during their stay in Hav
ana
From the New York Herald.
HAVANA, Oct. II, 1852.
auG1cr Conspiracy Dcnouuced in PnOs del Rio
Ti;j0r,, Conanissicns-T Troubie 6etaceen the Cap
tyjy EeueraI and his Secretary about the Crescent
C;g Afair-Anolher Insult TO the American
Flag
The situation of the poor patriots of Cuba is
every day more dangerous. The imprisonments
continue in proportion to the espionage estab-
isbcd by the government. A conspiracy has
teen denounced from Matanzas. Tomorrow,
section of the military commission will be sent
10 that city to inquire into it and to open the
trials. Another conspiracy has been denoun-
ced in Pinos del Rio and another section Of the
MILITARY commission viii be despatched to Vuel-
to Abaio. with the same object. They carry
with them Joseph Rives, one of the denouncers,
60 that he may point out the conspirators who
are known to him. His father IS the convict
who was in Jail, and who made known to the
Captain General the conspiracy of Pinos del Rlo'
bv which Gonzales and others were brought to
Havana and confined in the castles and fortress
ses, where they still remain. The SpaniardS
here say. or rather boast, they have constructed
half 3 dozen carrotes for these poor fellows.
General Canedo is on very bad terms with his
aaaee,alry GaIano, On account Of tiIe 'sfisT q
the Crescent City. Gaiiano has been the coun-
.oI,o- ond adviser of the Captain General IN
tbis affair. and now he wants to get rid OF the
General by resigning the secretaryship; ou'
General Canedo has not accepted hisresi gnatIon-
On the contrary, he has penned him in the cor
ner. and has tod him that since he was his
counsellor and guide in the business he must
stand by him. and subject himself to the conse-
o,apcos Galiano's resignation is owing to the
news brought by the Black Warrior, Of the
movements and indignation meetings at New Or
leans. which are reported here as very numer-
Gus and exciting.
Tho Snanisb officials are beside themselves
with terror and bewilderment. They arrest ev-
crybody, young and old, noble and simple old
women and young children; and when they
make an arrest, they are afraid to let the VIC
tins out of prison to tel its secrets All 'his
don't make ms love cur dear mother, Spain any
the more
Since they had the panic about the Ch'lde
Harold when thcv fancied every water cask
Paixhan sixty FOUNDER, and the innocent men
coops qraenents of six barreled rifles, they nave
made themselves ridiculous on board the Elza-
beth J. Sorne one told the Captain General
that Capt Brooks had suspicious and disloyal
letters from somebody, or to somebody eA-
trernelv darCerous and forthwith the police
rushed on board to discover them. They lock-
ed Cspt. Brooks cabin. He pointed out to them
the indignity they were offering to the nag OF
the United States. They then went ashore lor
fresh orders. They were told to make a close
search and bring whatever seemed suspicious
70 the Csnta;n General. Tie police did their
hest Int could discover nothing at all, and nm
allv concluded to let Capt. Brooks go. "ha'
he will saw 10 his government and whathis gov
crnment will say to Spain, about these outrages
is for. the future to decide. (The Elizabeth >
arrived at Philadelphia on the l4th inst, but
Can't Brooks makes 10 report of the above tran
saction.-Ed. Hcrald.)
They have in prison fine little fellow ot thlr-
teen. at Regla, under the accusation that TINS
lad Francisco Garcia. had raised French flag
on = holiday occasion, with g Vioa la RGpu6f'ca
C,l6ana' written on it, although they found no
thing but - Vipo la Pyincessa" on it, when they
came 10 arrest this terrible criminal
From the New York Courier.
We had the pleasure yesterday of conversing
with number of the passengers by the BLACK
Warrior, among them several Creoles OF laIse
me ans, who have come here with their lailllies'
and design becoming citizens OF the ohi'e"
States as they declare it impossible 1orany per
son who has the least self-respect to 1--we longer
at Havana, or indeed ON the Island oi Cuoa'-
We learn from these passengers, that the count
of Pczos- Dulces, brotherin-law, OF General N'ir-
ciso Lopez, is still in prison. He is confined IN
the most loathsome dungeon in the Castle All
his property, which was very large mas peeh
eonfsoa.ed TO tn. government, and 1t was ru-