The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-15
Additional from Cuba.

Iron the New orleans P1cayune, september Z
We received our flies of Havana papers and cor
respondence ut too late an honr yesterday 70 admit
OF the intelligence beng printed in our evening
paper.
An editorial in the Diqrfo ne IA Marina accuses
Mr. VIM. Smith, the pursor Of the Crescent City, Of
having spread false reports to the stale oil feeling
In Havana, and the number Of arrests III the time
that steamer left On her last trip g New ork This
iE probably tho reason be was not permitted TO 90
on shore correspondent Of tie Dtario from
New Yolk Who signs himself " Petcr Hicks, men
lions tbat Mr. Smith bad given these reports 70 the
papers, Eve presume nothing more than the usual
tumnary of news furnished to the reporters b. the
YuIsers 0. the different stcamsLips,) and calls upon
Ibe citlztns 70 receive MIN ID proper manner.
The Gecsi1 Publishes notice from tie military
Commission, ordering Juan Bolli39 de Luna aud
hhcles Feucr to present themselves before that tFi
bunal end answer 10 Tho charge of having been
cgJI q IL TIE publication Of TIC Foz del PU.6io IN
DEF The usual penalties for non.appeaIGuge.
A similar notice is also given 70 hsuTico Molina
y poICe de Leon, Jose GBIcia IeilQa, Francisco =.
Esirampe jose Belen Valdes, ana Fernando Viliiers,
accused Of tie crime Of treason Esraure IS tbs
person VIC escaped ffom Havana y. the disguise o!
iIiar
The papers announce the dcotb on tle ~ init
BY sploplcxy, OF Anacleto Beyludt1, NO WAS con.
sideI,d one OF the most brilliant 'a@ytrJ of TIC
island, and deyotedy attached 70 tao cause q tie
people.
~ appears now 20 be beyond al DOUBT that h Crcres
of the bland did intend TO make strohe for Independence
Vueita de Acao, some tine IA ne month p August y
so well understood nai this was drfcaed
by tho Of the government, IN c3n.equ'uco q
the Elaus u tho Creole patty being oVu gea q he E3-
Eerurpcnt w tbo rtoimer, Chap Iatin they ~
ptcisd % rbe. ana bold ont through the Itlaud uhM
suceortd from The United States.
The editorial IN this mornings Dfari9 Is q co1lse
Cove nment manifesto II uduitf that dis6fc cotton does
sxit "a ihe island chat arrests have been mad sno that
some ~ tno pue are strongly suspected Of hafboring
designs Mllca 70 The islaDd3 You would suppose that
tbs arrests are lew II j. goss attempt deceive par
ties abroad speak what know when venture TO state
that there ne confined az iris date in the In Carce
The Punta Fort Principe, the Cabonas aud tic Moro
Castle, upwards a four hundred PRISONERS including
fourteen females. assure you this number Is not
exaggerated Indeed, am assured that il Is even unler
rated.
do net give credit 10 oil hear be- suse Il difficult
20 beievs in this age OF civilization, that goyernmeur
with sach immense force al their baok and feeling
tecure their power would 70 the cruel means f
oxtortipg confessions from the suspected vhfh are et
butfd the eubordinates IN the interior q THESE duu-
geons and the ocins who have been sent out 10 hunt
No consprators Understand me, do not deny for
The right the duty Of the authorities search
out the authors Of any conspiracy against them or TO use
their best exetioDs to prevent the loss 81 this island 70
epain either by external or internal Efforts But the
whch accuses them belong TO an age
barbarm and bnd hoped would never again be sup
posed possible In Christian land wiz not give you
the details Of their atrocities They are not IN
feiior 10 those pcrpetrated by 0'Donnen In '4S-'A
The day before yesterday about thirty prisoners we're
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