The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-17

have in defence; that among their Dks they
have nos The traitor VIII will 20 f)rwerd ~ tn.
government ana say, M such place sou WIZ
ind press Of tue patriots as work at saih
other point you will did another ia Up nof
Discovery forte 10 The lives OF all associated
with the . presses; hit the alorions printer,
with Franklin invoking heaven. s'nd the
electric fres from heart 10 heart throughout
the land There are Creole printer; and who
shah spy they are not worthy IN OF the
fra,ern tv and entitled To your hearts warm
sympaihy? From such stern resive even the
r cks will yield Them arms, aud time for de-
fence and FIR freedom.
We have rum0rs from The vce-regal palace |
that dispatches have been received OF revolt |
OF twb battalons ct troops rs Matanzas, three |
at Trinidad and trouble with all stationed in |
the Cabaoas fortitica,iou. opp site the city
making the nick OF lime polluted out by the
HERALD two weeks since; but it may pass m
used for want of arms in she hands OF the
people. They will however be sustained if
pos ible
General Pezuela has heen compelled to give
mp me idea Of leaving Cuoa before the arrival
OF Colcba, IA too many obstacles were opposed
10 his desires that h. did not antlc pate; by
objections and resistance from unexpected
quarters, confirmed or compelled, by motion
among the ever faithful troops, who do not
| understand why all the revolutionary sport
| should be confined to the mother land Some
thing or nothing. "a the case may be, abide my
next, and for the nonce. MAZDA MAS.
HAVANA, Sept. Z, 1854.
MsubordiHo alton IN the Regiment de Cordoba
-D1sconttnt at .Hataazas, Trmidad, Car
Gtnas, and the CQbanas Fort Grand OPP
poriuntty for the FiiiJus.ers-- Caricatuyes
and PasQuinddes on Pesueia-.i Compliment
81 p,J E,rbt
More Erecut,ue Orders General Coneha's
CEcers--Sickaess amongst the Troops.
The soldiers of the regiment de Cordovl,
who were among the first, il not the very first,
To raise the revolutionary standard in Spain,
have been distributed amongst the several regi-
ments quertered In this sever faithful islaod.'
At this treatment they naturally feel discon-
tented, the more especially as taeir comrades
who I'VE been permitted to remain in Spain,
have received rewards for their conduct by
being promoted, &C., &c. These soldiers, IL ap-
pears, have induced others in the regiments to
which they DOW belong, to unite with them in
exhibiting their discomfort by various acts of
INSTRUMENTATION, such as singing patriotic songs,
and various other acts which / need not more
minutely particularize. have it, however,
from good authority, that the soldiers at Ma
taDzas, Trinidad, Cardenas, ard in the fort near
ly opposite this city, called the Cabanas, have
manifested such strong SYMPTOMS of disaffec-
ton, as to have caused the greatest anxiety in
the minds of The Spanish authorities. There
have been, learn, threats Of proclaiming the
con- titution which nov has sway in Spain;
but believe it will all end in nothing, unless
inOeed our flibuster friends in the United
States afford us material aid. Than the present
more favorable moment on which to make .
descent on Cuba could not be selected. The
troops in state Of INSTRUMENTATION, the Cubans |
oply waiting Tor . leader of sufficient character
and reputation to show himself, to take up arms |
to strive to burst asunder taeir bonds, aud tree
their country from the Spanish yoke, The day |
is not far distant, rely upon it, when Cuba will |
be free.
The state Of Excitement that exists anon gst the
soldiery and people is assigned by many rs the |
cause OF the non. departure the End inst OF the
Marquis de IL Pezuea in the Spanish mail steam |
but believe the true cause To be, that he cau-
not leave without resiguing the app intment he
| holds, of superintendent Delegate OF the Rca
| Haci. nda' (royal excbcquerD into the hands
| OF hs successor 10 that Office, 40 that should
Gen. Concha simply be appointed Governor
| and CaptaiD-General, we shall continue to have
1 the Marquis de Ia Pezuela re-idenJ amongst u
until the arrival at least OF his successor il The
| aforementioned Office.
We have b I'd quite paper warfare here re-
Gently; first there was satirica rejOInder II |
the proclamation issued by the Marquis dc Ia
Pezuela ON the 18th ultimo, in "Gocsta Err |
tya0, dind,ia," OF which l sent yOu u transla-
ton at the time. The rcjonder printed
with type of the same size as was the procla-
nation. a,,d the general appearance Of the two
papers was precisely similar. Of the rejpnder
to the proclamation but few copies were issucd
and although obtained the perusal of one. yet
was unable to keep possession OF it long
| enough tn translate it to send you One sem
| tence, however, remember, which will serve
| as specimen Of the whole. Quoting three
words from tho proclamation. "Feli, be quiet"
| it added, Eyes, quiet, whilst you keep us
| slavcs!' or words TO that effect. Then on the
morning Of the lst inst cards were found strcw-
| ed about the residence of the MarqSis, with the
| words /" -Hurte a Pe1Iela" death to Pczuela)
| printed upon them. Although soMe what out
OF the course Of my pssscnt narrative, cannot
avoid noticing that the Marquis proved on tac
preceding evening that he wa. not deficient in
pluck by causing himself to be driven up and
down several of the most thclly inhabStcd To-
c,lities in this city, without having singi: |
life auard in attendance, u md, cd any o,ner |
person than his cOaohmAn; and this, too, i'll
though be had heen two 81 three times ERE |
vjously shot at. in the dusky time of the even
ipgs, when on his way to his country RESIDENCE
near this city, ut which for some tine past he
has usually passed the night
But to continue respecting The paper warfare |
A bitter Photographic cAlicature o. the Marc iis
de 10 Pezuela, representing linn in the embraces
Of buxom African negress, has ESQ been Is
sued. reminding one of the words OF IT, 20 t +
He had soul beyond the vulgar roach
sun ripeued-swarshy. lie not tne feel
To pluck tho feeble lily from its 81,
When the black hyacinth stood ia trnyraucc br.
The "Crillos," (Creoles,) however, appaseo.ly
deteI mined not to De outdolie by The opauil ards
il sued large numbers of paper headed
oaArrrCpE OF THE cuBASs 70 CEN. PEzu.LA
Having obtained copy OF this paper, h,.e !
pleasure in sending you . trausl lliun OF It. L. 1