The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-18

oRNRRAL ARIsrA's MANIFRsTo--coMPLMENr TO
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AND GovERNMENT-SPAIN
AND MExICO-DIsARNIE0.
The Ussvsvsal of the lat June-Santa Annals organ,
contains very article president Arista in
relation to his remarkable letter fayong the idea of
American annexation 1t appears that in respects
the letter had been altered from the way In which it had
been originally written The Universal says that ths
original did not contain the rAitorous ideas which the
published did but that in every thing ese the eter
IDENTICAL also the decree Of the Minister oi
War bsn hing him to Europe But the very tact OF us
publication in the Dairo de Ia Marina IL states IS sum
cent proof that both documents proceeded fsom Gen.
Arsta particularly he in Havana when they were
published, ana did not contradict them.
The UaireysaI adds.-Hhat object Ger. Arista could
have had in such publication, cannot indeed coapre
bend II Il we're give the American democracy sort
of manifesto induce them to reckon him for the
Infamous work projected by a Of villains and
traitors. OF sacrificing nationality TO satisfy the
iIr. table voracty OF that democracy, and TO save
the federal isstitutions--and If he expected thus
To gain sympstbies for himself in that country,
well 10 place himself in good condition In the event
OF war being undertaken against our nationality and
independence then have hesitation In asserting
that he viii be much disappointed The eternal prnc pies
OF justice no matter how ofen sacrificed, are not yet
mpletey forgotten in the United States, and
there is ignorant Whist man to his country. The
reckless communication OF General Arsta and the traitor
sentiments revealed in it. might gain him popu-
arty among the lowest and most people of that
country but among feeling people with the Immense
jorty of the country among the men who to form its
government and who by their with the trai
Csravaje and General Lane show that they are deter
mined 20 do justice General Arisa will be viewed
traitor TO his country and will be henceforth considered
sunk to the level OF the deserers Domnguez and Pedro
Ar'as. As much it may desire ruin, the nation
which repeed from its breast Arnold and which nces
sanity presents the exscration of the whole world the
name and the memory OF this traitor cannot be ndu
gent with the traitors of other countries They would
perhaps profit by Arisa's treason If they could but
they would condemn him to eternal disgrace.
The Universal also, abiding to the Mexican Minister to
Spain, says
The Presa of Havana in announcing the departure Of
Senior Vivo, Minister to her Catholic Majesty speaks
highly Of him. and nfers, from his nomination, the de-
sire of the to tighten the bonds which
oNht to unite with the Spanish nation We certainly
believe that this desire exists the supreme government
since in its acts with friendly nations dnd the pro-
mise Senior Santa Anna realized which he has declared
and repeated the various dscourses BY him
since his return to the republic.
The Governor Of Tak,auipas has issued order to all
the corporations of the State collect from private per
AL the 6re-arms powder, and other warlike mple
ments in their possession and deposit them in depots,
until the government resolves the portion to be
sented 10 each town for its defence.