The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-05
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NEw On1tsAks March I'd 1864.

& ISpil W tus Hst0HiSHtl sdst VI tiAt pun
lie, The Object 81 the movement be
ing another and more citctual tria
of arms with the Spanish power il
ICuba, by the citi1j rs of Cuba them
L selves. I have been endeavoting I,
ohlain precise information from the
parties engaged IN the affair, but as
! The scheme has been suspended for q
| short time | DO not feel 1T liberty e.
say more at present. than That Us events
lare themselves pushing on q y con
tumation ii the sever faithful lie II
| has been thought proper to let tbost
| designed BY the gods for destruction
~ ID The work themselves as far 4.
Iposaihle, and Tho parties here 10 look
N with m eye wa'ehfdl aud ,igilen
,s thai IF The unsleeping serpent
'}nt 70 partiruarize no one If Ill
ia foHY tiIlihnsters are IN this new
Gree or band, and their, movement.
,re 50 TAI 4 secret hat The light uf ID
Lone Star cannot anl viii nnt ho pre-
Omitted 10 reach them. And farther,
10 brogun. Of lisr, OF roll III foJeig1t
born tongue, VIII ~ Heard il Ill
oneilS Of the "l'alj.' Il they arr
,p'tsved. they vii be 50 by tut
6tooaeR Americans a|oue.
This to many may be and il a new
feature il secret associations, hnt The
Fact is nevertheless tr.e 50 fir as thi,
band il concerned. II secret d
vasl importance cannot be kept. when
locked up in the breast Of q true born
AWeftcan, It II safe a0tthcrc, "a II IL
90 notorious that in every secret org,-
nizatiou Of the kind heretofore, the
a5otfhae3sts. 3,efSoHd} and intent Of
be society OF COMPANY have been
loid. TO whom il eollcernnd by for.
eiguers members IL the pay Of certain
ootlsulS au,l pattias here and ia Cuha
Isut il this ease ] s,an safely say. that |
fhe seho, tchca, what next and telse5e |
viii be aud reulaip an f,seoHaa OK.
ctpl q The band. up tothe Very no
ment a blow il struck and the result |
is known.
In my tormer letter | mentioned
The fact Of vessels leaving here and
some Of our northern ports for the
purpose Vi engaging in the slave trade /
(apprtutitq rad Of Cuba. The
policy just now developing in cuba
was known to have been determined
upon q year " moro ago, BY men in
this city, aud you may rely upon il
that grand mvement will soon be
made, but not from New Orlerns.
The Governor aras right in ullul.
ing to the affairs OF Cuba in The way
he did in his message TO our legisla-
ture, and am willing 10 mike Tia
a,5'eaat, now, for disbeieying in tia
at tie time. for thu | was
lsbcring under 4 i,dseanpr'ion ~
things, which have Since then been
stripped, SO to speak Of their coars
aud slownup in their true ioms. The
Governor WAS right say, and 7 was
wrong, though ! was then quite az
certain OF n movement going on as
now. but not Of its true character.
Will the GOV, lot the matter rest
where it is. III the hands Of the Com.
uliitee q Federal relations Or viii
not some enc call it up and cmbody il
in form to be Transmitted to the Pres.
ldent and TO Congress The cores
rondence from Cuba. which yuu aud
We al see ii the Picayuhe anu Della,
$ not hall as strong as what is known
'ere in private circles, This is tact
tuba will err long be free Of African
'--LiberaliEed or Africaniacd, There
s no humbag in this, though. there
ae ever 50 much in the Ua,iou.rendiue
Nebraska bill, a thing that will do 10
1arm to any one, only those who faith
r it, and urge il upon the country.
Another arrival from Europe and
10 declaration Of war yet. Wei, no
var declaration between France, Eng.
aud, and Russia viii effect this couil.
~ materially, more than the State Of /,
hugs at present existing notice
bat the Queen # England ID H., |
reech ,athe Parliament, asserts bold
and unqalifedly, the fact that hrr
elm has not been blest with a bonn +
'ful harvest during the year just
INST, but Uncle Sans relm his .,a