The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.

Anteresssn& AnteAAaSence.F1ve Day. Later
FROM HAvana-Axsa nscments for enc re
ceptiOn OF Gen. Cosohn-n1srAct News, go.
The United States mail steamship Cahawbs, X. W.
sbufeldt commander, from New Orleans the 9th and
Havana the 18th ns arrived here yesterday morning
We fnd nothing Of importance Ia the Havana papers
received by this arrival General ConohA had yet
rived but daily expected General Pszuela had de-
ersd his departure Until after the arrival Of his sue
cessor
Havana considered quite healthy, the yellow fever
bavirg almost entirely disappeared, ha wing
recently occurred.
The Cahawta brings seventy eight passengers from
New ORLEANS and Havana, $1ss 0o0 in specie, and full
freight of cotton and -four from New Orleans We are
indebted to the prrser for late papers
The following anonymous, among other documents,
have been circulated in the island recently. We trans
late them in order to that considerable excitement
exists at this moment among the Cuban people
TO ARMS
SoIpU Rs-The moment has arrived when your aid is
required to accomplish glorious revolution which will
redeem us from si very What you dong with your
swordsS despotic government insults ceosur-s and
humiates youycu nave not the right OF citizenship
you have country, protection, no hs piness.
Break yoke that you JOIN With us in the
work Which viii dspel tire horrors OF military serdo
and the grievance TO which you are no su ,ie,tsd
living without family friends snd without the of
returning TO your beautiful Spain. soidsrs reflect
your lot, and remain LONGER under tia
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try 10 Gle by the toImens OF fever, the extremity
Of misery Think that you and caim the sht
'ha has hetn taken from you You Ike ourselves ara
OF tie people. unsheath hen swords, and defend
With the sacJed principles OF liberty. oders tn
hst step that ought to tase ia 20 demand tbs
sttntion of 1Si2 DE reaty 70 respect justice And
heieu The government has armed the negroes bat who
knows lis inteLtionsg This is opted tn
eiyate Them it is other tnan p,iuant to the SO
ciet wishes of the English governmeot il is NO osber
titan aud upon that miserable class to separate
from theis brethren under the pretence Of giving the
tn rmaf No with fhe fvra ants
Death to those villains who, regardless o. their subjects
prey upon them lie ferocous hyena preys upon a
arms
INHABITANTS OF CuRA!-The hour of revolution has
cannot espse before the liberty that sought and
which have cherished In thoughts many years
shall be realized We must have another government,
and other more noble and pure in the lnageuent
OF popular interests We desire to be czsns seek
light happiness, revolution. Be prepared sharpen
your swords in order that you be not surprised and
dered through your Incidence. To arms to arms BY
forcs let us achieve countrys hbrty spill for It
the last drop Of blood. To armsl to arms
leath to the tyrantsi Long live the eeoplsl
THE REPRESENTATIVES OF TIE PEOPLE.
HAVANA, 10th september, 1854
Another anonymous commun ;aton is headed thus
sPAEIARD TO PEzUELA
Among oil the accusations brought against the Senior
fezueia we seek in vein for the voice Of truth. The
rcatures with which he has been COMPOUNDED the sares
that have been directed against him his opponen the
Iejocngs, iunpha arches and magn6c INT
made for his thing that has been done
InJUIe more than laurels OF which
boast To humate is to exalt him. to crush is to raise
him His crime Is that Of defending the divine rights Of
the African race, in proposing the abolition Of slavery
in opposition to the interests Of Spaniards who in this
island given the vile traffic unfortunate negroes
The tiumpta preparations for Concha the contrary
tyrant for Ccnchs IL the CaIigula Of the Castillo de q
ares the assassin o. tho ffty lone Americans whose
stin breathing limbs, all covered with blood, was
he cries liberty liberty and trampl.s I'm.
der foot the furnished throne Of our immoral
Free When the last cries for liberty were beard he
FASTENED across the to Cuba and shouted with the
same enthusiasm slavery slavery We do not Judge of
power, ambition, and money, but not for his countrys
sskove study him in the Castle Of Atares in prisons
in gusrdrooms, and at the gbbet There is where he
earned his crown covered with human blood vile spies
like Cortes, inormers like Calisto, Gonzalez Pcar and
Porea, apostates and traitors like Santiago Bomb
have to hope for in the arrival of General
Concha There ought to die not the gbbet ennobled
by the blood of martyrs, bat browne la the par
ricdes that there be left no trace Of them on the
earth.
when have hesrd the cries of Death to Pczus!a
who when by Plate shouted for Bar
rabss.
! am spanisrd.. love my country; but in seetirg
to tyrsniZe Cuta Spain ia changed from and
glorious nation in her cruelty towards this island
the first who defended the Cub.ns If my mother raised
knife against an innocent person I would stay her
hand SpaLisr6s, my brethren raise your voices and
ct us cry, Long live the independence Of Cuba
The following is
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.
HAVANA, Sept IL, 1854.
The Captain he Stare Brig los. the South Side of the
Isle Of Pines yet Alire-Nore about the American Tea
men Imprisoned at Hardaa-Ne,os from Merico-Alca.
again Reported Decd-P Preparations for the Arrival
Of Concha and Departure Of Pesuela-Mark<ts, dc.
From circumstances that have transpired am certain
that the captain Of the slave brig which was lost south
aide Of the Isle Of Pines, and previously reported.
here last week, having with him lad his son. and
one of the crew Of said vessel being al Of the white
persons saved from the wreck The captain and his son
left this in the steamer Gov Dudley the evening Of
the It'll, ami managed 20 well that his name has not
transpred that yet ascertain He will probably 70
on TO New York for ventures this has entirely
iaecths cargo total loss with the exception Of seven
negroes by casualty foatsd ashore. There viii be no.
thing in this to identify him, to draw punish
msnt upon the man. unless it should be Brought to light
through act OF vioez his commission ~ from
his conversation would infer that he had disposed Of
some person who might do him serious injury, either
with the knife ristoas said by hm-to put past
the power to do injury to anybody"
The two Americans and six Portuguese Of the Espe-
SLAYER Il and there but SIX the cook, Por
Friday ordered from their cells to the Ssla Dc disn
con Of the 1acon prison. where their expenses
presented - secured by Portuguese citizens Of HAvsna
The fact ID that the Of the EsperanzA have
sumed this to protect the en- and influence
any testimony they may have to give, the declara
lions they may make. They also that II they
fail in protection to the full extent Of their power that
future d@culty will occur in procuring suitable mate
rial in the ports Of the United States upon which the
spectators entirely depend Under these ciroum.
stances all may get their freedom; but DOUBT whether
any deserve IL.
BY the British West India mail steamer Teviot from
Tampco and Vera Cruz have dates from the city Of
Mexico the LIST inst full vivas his most serene
Mghness, the republic, and the supreme government.
The country is again pacifcated-the is safe
more aud General Don Juan Alvarez TO make assurance
douby sure, another time is dead and buried at the Es
peran plantation; and from the Sou h ali hope has fed
under the victorious achievements Of the troops of
government Our letter writer from the city s full Of
hallrcinatiors in revery upon these paper trumphs
which will prove psuper in fruiton to the empire Re-
end had been given those who aided
Ia tie capture q Raousse and many fair promises have
forth TO the other disturbed Provinces for meeting
srrearages to the public troo and officials who have
fought The battles Of the State for the several past
months without clothing, food pay Private letters
that ALI La Snn nd