The daily union., 1852-09-07
Important from Cuba.

Important CuDa.
Letters received by the Empire City, at New York,
dated Havana, Aug 2Sh, give information which talles
with the report by way of New Orleans that nine per-
sons all young men, who had been arrested on the charge
OF being concerned in the publication OF the revolutionary
paper were to he garoled the Isl OF September ms
was The anniversary OF Lopezs execution Ana the next
arrival will probably bring most exciting accounts IRON
the island We subion the following extracts IRON the
Heralds correspondence:
u,y.N, Ausus, % The day before yesterday Don
Ramon Poma and Jose M Layaz were sent 10 the Cuba
fortress, without being permitted 10 communicate wh
any one From Vuella AbaJo, south ol the lslau whee
the nsureclon was TO have commenced 2uu PRISONERS,
arrested as conspatos have been taken 10 havana ana
placed in the prisons Moro and Cubano. They were
seized upon the information OF SPIES :,
lpoD the information OF certain french ceoie, tue
government the 18Th OF August despatched force OF
fifty cavalry, under The order OF Col Guien who is
stated. surprised party OF about l4o persons .,
tall belonging to one Gonzalez, in The Vueita de Abao
engaged in making balls cartridges, NC. lie look from
them a small cannon, and considerable NUMBER OF
muskels which latter IS supposed, were anuea ssty
coast supposed have been sent by the CUBAN Juna
from New York. The forts are full OF prisoners, and
others being daily brought into Havana from all
parts Of the country.
Among the prisoners brought from Puerto Principe is
Senorita Guova told she but eighteen, and very
beautiful She is sister to young man VINO was sno'
last wear for being concerned in The attempted lnsurrec
ton in that part OF the isand which ended SO fatally 10
those who engaged in i. Miss GuovIas cr'me'
informed, is, that she had emoroidered the star
flag Of Cuban Independence and in correspondence
with some OF her expatriaed relatives IN New YORK
Being person OF respecabity and property used 10
every comfort, some consideration was lei. iof neI
fort 10 make her cell more comfortable accepting only
wash basin and cot 10 lie down upon NINE women
in all have, up to this moment, been arrested concerned
On ihe 2gi instant Col Santiago Guerrea, lieutenant
governor OF Gunes was ordered 10 Havana 10 answer
SIXTY charges OF harsh and unwarrantabe conduct
In u-(r
people committed TO his governoIship. The lieutenant
governor OF the little village OF Santiago has Likewise
been suspended from similar causes The assessor OF
Pine Del Rio. and the governor OF ST. Chrstoval, have
been brought prisoners TO Havana under suspicion o.
connvance with The conspiracy discovery IN Vuela dc
Abajn
The Spaniards themselves do not disguise that great
disafection exists against the government was told
ths morning, by oil the most respectable and wealthy
merchants from old Spaln that he lanehed ne shpoa
have acknowledge it. but such was the case that the
creoes men, women, aud children, from Cape Nays to
Cape San Antonio, uated Spain aud tne Staniards with
hatred bitter that concession now on the part oil
Spain would ever overcome H.
have merely lime 10 add that co iaci OF war is al
this moment being held the Palace; that the head
quarters of the pretended conspiracy is the house OF 81
Chrstoval, in the Vuelta de Abao; that an English mu
atlo who evidently became aware OF the circumstances
the person who gave the information which led 10 the
detection OF the secret press
There are now l4e prisoners in the Havana forts
Seven were arrested since this morning and there
great numbers OF prisoners being brought IN IRON
the country.
The Courier and Enquirer publishes long letter from
American in Havana, dated August 29th, which
describes the betrayal OF the conspirators by thief
named Rves, who was in the chaingang, and who had
somehow got information of them 1t was on bis report.
that the arrests made, among which were Don Juan
Gonzales, rich planter Of San Cristobal, and the law
yer Don Joaquin M. Pinto Gonzales was at first or
dered to be shot, but finally taken to Havana and
imprisoned in the Moro. The writer of the letter de
tha of 0f
de- Pueblo as follows:
Although the government had announced that they
had known from the beginning where the Voz was pub
shed, still i was betrayed by an Englishman-one Mr..
Johns who lived in OF the interior rooms Of the house.
and pretended 10 be great friend OF those who undertook
TO reissue that paper BelrayDg them a, proper
ment they were caught ~ the Almendares printing Of
fee, belonging to Don Eduardo Fsccolo, Don Eduardo
Sarel, Don Felix Maria Casard, Don Antonio Rubio,
Don Florentino de la Toro, Don Antona Grenade, Don
Antonio Palmer, Don N. Urquso. two others whose
names do not know, and mulao, who were all en-
gagged in publishing the Voz del Pueblo after the fortu
nate escape OF its first editor, Don Jose Luna, who il
now in New York. These men all arrested and
taken topison in heavy chains, and il Is reported that
they will all be garoted in few days. Canedo, with
hs African ferocity, will enjoy the deed il il
feast.
The printing Office where these men were taken, how
ever is large concern, and not that where they have
printed In Vos yet the government wishes TO make the
world believe that they have discovered the real printing
oce which they have not. as the paper is still issued
by the associates of these men Doctor Ramon Palma,
his brother, and Don j. Miranda Corales have been
arrested also. IL is said here that the notable per-
arrested secretly, night while in the day time
the prisoners OF less note taken TO desecrae the
ment Many OF the citizens who received decorations
Tor supporting the government al he battles OF Las Pozas
and Fras have been arrested, and in prison. be-
cause their loyalty supposed not sufficiently purified
The government OF the island is in the hands OF
Seno Ofeano and Sen0r Velasco president OF the court
martial, and in their hands General Canedo is nothing
but an auomatOn and issues, whenever they tell him to-
the most brutal orders that any conceive.
The WHEELING AND BRIpeEponr BRIDGES ESTABLISHED
AS ROADS The following the two sections Of
the post Office bull passed by Congress, declaring the
Wheeling and Bridgeport bridges to be post roads,
"Aad Be further enaeted That the bridges across the
Ohio Wheeling, in the State Of Virginia and
Bridgeport In the State Of Ohio, abutting Zines island
In said ver hereby declared be lawful structure.
their position and elevation, and shall be held
aud taken TO be, anything law laws of the United
Sta es 70 the contrary Notwithstanding.
dnd bs IL further sracfsd, Tnat said bridges
cnred be, and cstab shed pos raads for
Of The mails OF the United States and that the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company authorized have
maintain their said bridges their and
uoh sno the officers aud o all vessels and boats
naNRaiag SAID river required to regulate the
her ad vessels and boats aud Of any pipes chimney.
oeongnR tnereo, 50 fere with the elevation
and oon'uncuon OF "a bridges"
OFFICIAL.
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