Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-10-20

Cu6G-Order Of the Lone Star-TIh Neic Inr0s;op-
The Cuba movement of the Lone Star society is go
ing forward We refer our readers to the proceedings
IN TINS paper, OF meeting of the Order in this city,
last Saturday night, at which a splendid emblemati
cal breastpin presented to DR.. Wren the special
agent from New Orleans societies. 1t will be seen
that although there is an air of mystery thrown
over the great end of their organizationt can only
point IN one direction and to one specific obiect-to
Cuba and the Liberation of Cuba
The intelligence which we published Yesterday from,
Havana, contains the developments. in other quar-
ters OF an extensive conspiracy in Cuba and in the
United States, for the bloody overthrow of the Span-
lsh despOtism of 'the Beautiful Island" The rov-
eminent officials appear to be moving heaven and
earth Tor the detection and apprehension of the lea
DING eonsplrators in Havana, the publishers of Ell
poz dct Pueblo Cu6oRo 1.-THE Voice of the Cuban Peo
ple but 1t is evidence that the great cause of ap-
prehension is the organized body of sympathizers
known to exist in this country. Good reason 700
have the authorities of Cuba to be starmed concern
ing the force and movements of the "fIibusferous
Americaaos; for if the documents and facts rea-
ing to the Lone Star association which we have
already cOmmsated on, are reliable and authentic
then, indeed the foreshadowed invasion and rev
olutlon OF Cuba apparently inevitable
For the present, we present to readers as cir
cumstanal proof of the formidable character Of this
conspiracy, the following catalogue which has been
furnished US, of some, and only of the leading
members CT the secret "0rier of the Lone Star" in
New Orleans, Washington and New York We give
the list as we have received it, without Youching for
Its accuracy though it is supposed be substantially
correct:
NEW oRLE ANS.
Dr. Warren, Special Agent 10 New York; Major
Helss, of the Delta; Gen. Felix Houston: Gen Geo
washington Dixon, and five thousand others.
WASHINGTON.
Hon. Stephen A. Douglass, q. S. Senate; Hon. D.
l.. lulee, late Senator from Florida: Hon Isaac p
Walker, and forty or fifty others.
Geo. Law, Government Contractor aud Steamboat
owner Rowland Aspinwal, DO doubtful Cornell
as Vanderbilt, great Steamboat owner (sure) Daniel
Delevan, Sachem Of Tammany Hall: Jas Watson
Webb, leading editor in Wall street and mum Der of
the Wall street capitalists; Geo. n Sanders. of the
Democratic Review; Thomas Devin Reilly, Irish ed
ltor do Isaiah Rynders, Captain of the Empire Club
One thousand strong; EnOch E. Camp, orator: The
en6aa Sp3s s Gp6an Circles eapitaliss and others
Round Island fllib1sters; Half of Tammany Society;
A portion of the Wing Executive committee; John
T. Smith of the BOwery; Geo. Washington Scaggs,
Cortland street Quite a number of California steam
shin captains and half their ships crew, rank and
fle the whole of the Association Of New York,
amounting to 10 several thousand men.
Now. we venture to say, that no man viii or can
dispute the strength and terrible import Of secret
revolutionary organization, numbering among its If
teen thousand members in the United States such
imposing catalogue Of capitalists military cheftains,
lawyers statesmen and politicians, as are here com
bined forether in the sacred, secret, but aVoWedy
revolutionary, "0Tdcr of the Lone Star" Here we
have mea to furnish the snews OF war; including
cash steamers, munitions and provisions, and mus
ke.s and artillery (second-hand,) TO any amount
The very materials intended for Hungary and Italy
are thus directed to practical object, within point
blank striking distance. Whether the thirty thou
sand dollars of the Irish Directory has been invest
ed in stocks of the Lake Superior mines, or the Cali
fornian gold mines, or the New Jersy zinc mines, we
have no means of knowing; but if not otherwise alb
sorbed we should not be surprised at all if this same
Irish sinking fund also appropriated to the in
vasion of Cuba. And why nPg The conquest of
Cuba. by an invading force from shores, would
nrobabiy result in fomenting with England
and that is the hour for which Ireland is wanting to
strike We see, therefore, reason why this Irish
fund-includng the five hundred dollars subscribed
Inv Archbishop Hughes-shoud not be turned over
TO the order of the Lone STAR for the liberation of
Cuba.
1t was reported in the island that the revolution
was expected to be opened as early as November
ANY time between November and March next will be
highly favorable for the movement The season Of
the year viii be propitious and temptation in it
self to Join the invasion; and the advantage, in a
noliticai view, will be such only happen be-
tween the outgoing of one administration at Wash
sno.on and the incoming of another. AT that peri
od our government will be in state almost amount
inc to suspended animation; and the work can be
accomplished, it might, in fact have been accom-
lisbed in the last expedition, before the government
could bring any organized means of resistance to
hear against it-Nc,v York Herald.