The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-20


Y Luna, n r. TsRcos,
7 Luna j valde6,
= T Estssmp;s, N nermsndes Perdolns,
r valdez Count of yeuanar,
J. Sofa and his cousin And about hfty others.
The police have found in house fifteen thousand
cartridges and loose powder and balls which, It
said were prepared fer prosnscamento on some part
of the island The OF the house Is Mr. n Vades,
and he with several women, has been put In prison
been searched by the police, the inmates and gun
powder carried away Owing TO these domicary visits
and there upwards Of seventy in
prison The editors printers of La VoS del Pues
have made their and the paper Will be suspended
in consequence Even the Spanish paper-La Croacahas
been prohibited in the island by royal order In vain
did its editor Mr. Martin go to Spain to seek OBJ
tain permission for its introduction the government
in lists ON its prohibition. San Martin returned and in
formed the Of the paper of his failure and they
have supplied means to continue Its publication in New
York for six months further, upon totally different
the Spanish government ample political concessions to
Cuba, the only means which prudence and policy
should suggest for preventing at least checking for
while the revolution and independence of the island.
HAVANA, August 3, 1872.
The " the Dogs-7Ae Canine Petition 10 Ae Captain
General-Serrices Rendered 10 Gopernmeat-Ihe Ne0s.
paper Toiceef The People-.4rrests.
see you have regular correspondent here in Ia
vana, and have half inclined to become Quite
joke played OF against the government here few
days ago by wag. which has caused little
the dogs the spanards must do things differently
from other nations they administer poison in the form
of sauseges and scatter along the streets early in
the morning The dogs it appears concluded to get up
petition 10 the Queen having been formerly employed
in her Mojestys service give you translation Of it,
with the exception Of the signers whose have
found il difficult to Anglicise:-
Humble petition Her Catholic Majesty Donna Isabella
H. Qaeen Of Spain and e indies BY hr canine sw1eets
residing ~ ne Siempte fel, isfG de cuba . .
petition Of at the feet Of Majesty
that haSieg been employed without raton in
Lopez during the last year in which We did your Majesty
most nert.r Gus s,rsce-snterng the most dangerous
thGkels wishing our lives continually opr
preserve this brightest jewel IA the crown Of Ma
Cubs reward Of theae services poisoned
scattered along the streets by which means many Of
from while the other subects Of the army having done
u merits ttes nobility 70 Whah We have mer
right lay claim. We humbly submit plants
saP n ssmp &
Cuba this 10Th day Of June 1862 Signed BY Captain Tiger
and several other officers and soldiers
This printed and scattered about the city and His
Excelency the Governor had the pleasure Of reading it.
His countenance fc and he was in terrible fury
declared that be would give $50 find out the author
Of it and swore by Santiago he patron saint of SPAIN
ard all the saints that he would garote him, and that
that punishment would even be too good for him. q
teapo7q 0 nores
Several numbers of newspaper called Tie Toice Of n,
People have made their appearance here which of course
revolutionary in its tendency. No to know
where by whom it is edited and published and every
means has been used to ascertain, but yet without
| success.
Within two or three days past several persons hay,
been arrested implicated in conspiracy against thu
government is said Some Of them are men of note
two lawyers. and even two or three females
By the next steamer will send you particulars.
CARDENAS.