Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-10-27
Further from unrnna.

By the steamship Black Warrior, at N.
York, from Havana, whence she sailed on
the l2th inst, we learn that the Island of
Cuba continues in a great state ofseScite-
ment. Arrests, outrages and suspicious
seem to increase day by day.
Another conspiracy had been discover
ed at Matanzas, and the Military Tribu-
nal had left Havana for that town. Still
another conspiracy was discovered at Pr
mar del Rio, for which place Jose Rives,
son of the convict Riyes who discovered
the conspiracy of Juan Gonzales, left inn
mediately. rsa tfl-sf alesl
Capt. Brooks of the American ship Eli
zabeth Jane, being suspected of having
some fillibuster correspondence conceal
ed in his cabin, was waited upon by the
police, who searched his vessel and all
his private papers. We do not lean that
the search brought TO light anything of
the character expected. The officers and
pass engers of the Black Warrior were
treated with studied cirility while in port,
but the vessel was escorted to the Moro
by the police.
a grand military parade took place in
Havana on Sunday, the 10th inst. The
troops were reviewed by Captain General
Canedo, in the presence of an inn
mcnsc number of spectators, The
Government paper says that the whole
New World cannot present such splen-
did military spectacle as this, which
was celebrated in honor of the adorcd
Queen.
Galiano. the Governors Secretary, and
the individual who is well understood 10
have been the adviser of Captain General
Canedo, in all his measures oil outrage and
oppression, is said TO be very anxious to
resign. The Captain General. however,
will not let him--tclling him that as he
instigatcd all the recent proceedings
against the United States vessels and Gill
zens. he must stand by, see him through
tho scrapc, and take his share ofthe re-
sponsibiliiy.
Letters from Havana say that the
| Captain General is in great iribulatioR
respecting the breeze which, he Justly sup
posed he has raised with the L. S. Gov
ernmcnt.
The eminent lawyer ST.. Porfiri Valien-
te, Sr. Francisco +. Alfaro and Dr. Anto-
MO Bataneourt have been summoned to
appear before the criminal authorities, and
take their chances of embracing the ga
roe for Supposed pa rioic a 'prationS.--
As these gentlemen are all safely located
in n. York, they vii! probably disregard
The summons. .......~. ..
The usual Number of person Al summon
ses against the supposed accomplices Of
Don Eduardo Facciola ill the official ga-
zettes, for participating in the authorship
of that subyersive periodical. entitled La
Noz Del Pueblo. Don Fran, -i,co Valdez,
and certain others, who neglected pre-
cept OF the same sort. date September o,
arc visited with the consequences in the
shape OF an edict of scqucsiration against
all their cEiec:s. They are ordered TO be
Immediately exposed for sale. a1
The Diario de la Marina, the official
organ of the military commission, con-
tains, in its issue of October G, an account
of the affair of the Crescent city, in hich
it dcnounces the conduct of Purser Smith,
OF that steamer, in giving certain informa-
ton to the New York press He is sty-
led an % obscure parsonage. " and tire con-
duct of the authorities in preventing the
steamer from landing, is defended as all
right and proper. t s.a 8s3Ig