The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-29

Additional and Interesting from, Havana.
From the New Orleans Pioayune, August 22l
ship Empire City, Csptain Wndle from New York yia
Havana have received dates from the latter city 10
the 18th inst
The arrests charges Of conspiracy continue 70 b
made and some reported to have been shot So
turday last All vessels going out Of port were diligently
There but few American vessel, in the port q
Havana and fIeigbts very dull TO Cowes snd
market nominally 35s to 40s. for small vessels to Tr
este f2 for small vessels to United States ports Soc p
box
We have seen private letter written by a ganteman
in Havana entitled to all credit from which make the
following extract -
Il hope win not be long before see you in the siempve
st cdod de Ia Habdna which nsme by the by think IL
no longer deseea for you could only hear the Creoes
who talked big they do you would imagine
that they were really IN arrest In their threats In
revolution ali the island some time in November next
About seventy persons In ALL including six eight
men, have been arrested within ths last month The
issued the pos del Pueblo found sonle powder and ball
cartridges in house the seashoe the Caissda
San Lazaro, when led TO being discovered under
the bed of laoy in Reges. These discoveries have
somewhat alarmed the government you will observe
by the Iii timed and menacing EDITORIAL published
by authority, in the Da,io de Ia Marina OF the
18th, TO which l would refer you. Notwithstanding
all their endcarors they have not yet been able 20
the por del Pueblo. The Creoes, as said before
talking very big, but fear that little rcisnce be
placed on them. | was told yesterday however. by
person for whom have the greatest respect that
the most influential Spanards have lately begun think
island much longer t would be their interest In case
of change to be the Creole side Of the question.
which having reached the OF the government mar
be the cause OF the menacing editorial l spoke Of.
Let that be as may the government to have got
hold Of inormaton which 1t considers Of sufcisnt
importance to justify 1t in issuing the most stringent
orders and they search not only the houses but
even the persons of individuals suspected
The menacing editorial to which the writer refers
published in the Garcia the organ Of the government
and copied into the D,aro with editorial comments by
Z 40 iona
made by the Havana correspondent of the Ne York Sun
and de mics that thing like general dsaestion to tbs
exists the island 1t then refers to the
revolutionary paper the pos del Pueblo comments its
appearance and endeavors to refute ts caiumnies"
the government The Toe said in of it's numbers
that the government in order to revenge itself tho
Cubans had caused many OF the young men Imprisoned
had been nsuted in their houses, and that persons II
the highest character had been stopped In their
riages and searched but With all this labor and cruelty
1t had not been able to discover their plans To this the
6dceta
We will the tas of exposing these falsehoods to
the prisoners themselves But will say that the 60
yernmcn from the appearance Of the first number Of the
Pos knew who engaged in its publication but with
that prudence and moderation which abandoned
it, did not wish to proceed against them until they
better known. Now that it has placed Its finger tho
ulcers 1t has acted with dignity and with moderation
unmerted by those who have provoked its justice and
the public execration
1t then goes ridcue the assertion made by tho
SUMS correspondent that the government hsd ordered
$4,000 the discovery Of the conductors Of ths
pos del Pueblo contenong that the has means
enough at its command, without Offering reward The
aI tice concludes follows -
In thing only is the Sun its correspondent
that when 1t ays that the editors Of the TcS
published it at the hazard Of their lives The govern
ment of The island strong and the of
LADY the Queen here Is determined to the laws and
the integrity Of the nation to be respected not only be-
it lie his duty to do but because in doing he
the happiness Of the country He will be mex
orabe therefore, with those who In manner conspre
against this sacred object. Where crime found judg-
ment will follow, legally but unfangly, even to purif-
cation and wherever the criminals found there w
the aveneing sword Of justice fall without dscrimina
tion.n
The DG9 snfnrsss ail the Gonss eayo Of 0ourse and
Kew structures OF It's own The snguarty Of this
Language and the menacng Of the concluding para
graph would seem to favor the idea advanced By tbs
writer from whose letter have quoted that some in
spaniarts were engaged In the conspiracy The
government would hardly waste much breath IN
warming the Creoles with whom they accustomed 10
deal In a summary manner.