The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-02

Navy wakes up, ssnds out large heet socits gallant
Compodors to demand indemnity, issues 'ccpfdential
on are open sss aaa sss
the result 10, the Commodore dnes-the Commodore
sups-and the Commodore rides with His Excelency the
Lana. which rsd into the IN Dorado, cruizes al large
upchasnsed and unqusstionsd directly in the track OF
the California steamer wtha shot in the locker for
every them to he compensated and atoned for by
a dinner. And shau not the Navy be re-organizeds
Break it up We say. Break it up, and begin anew:
The Home Government ON the Cuban Revo-
luton.
THE QUEENS MANIFESTO TO coNcHA.
We translate the following manifesto of the Spanish
government to Captain General Concha from the Dao
de Ia Marina Of Havana, of Oath April
GOVERNMENT OF THE cAprANcY. GENERAL, DELEGATED
PERINTENDEScY OF TREASURY OF THE EVER FAITHFUL
ISLAND CUBA.
GOVERNMENT 0yE1cE HAVANA, April 2s, 1855.
His Excellency the Minister of State charged with the
portfolio Of foreign affairs communicates the govern
ment Of the Csptancy General, under date of 18th
March last, the following royal order
communication OF the 18th February last, aud Of the
documents to which refers we'll as Of the expana
government Her Majesty has been greved At the folly
of some Spaniards who, disgracing that name, aud
stc have formed con.piracy which had for object to
citation which makes its principal worth. And as
has been accompanied on this occasion, as on
all occasions by its natural auxiriaries falsshood,
corruption, and the design Of communicating the as
sassination and deprivation of property Of ali who
loyal But Divine Providence seldom permits
crime 10 obscure truth for long time the entire naton
egtmatey represented in the Constituent Cortes, by
unanimous accord of all the Deputies and in fun
formity with the manifestation also unanimous, Of the
Ministers of the crown has just declared 10 the
of the Sh instant the firm resolution Of all to protect
property in the form and with the conditions which il
has that part of the monarchy recognizing explicitly
that one OF its most ESSENTIAL conditions is slavery
that the propetors OF slaves have their conservation
reckon upon the support Of the government, whatever
that government may be- for traitors deceive them
tween Spaniards when the ulflment of sacred duty
is concerned-a duty which stands protected by the
national honor which is not opposed to, but rather
in conformity with the most faithful respect t, treaties
and the forgotten consideration towards the pre-
cepts of humanity of religion. The intensty of
the grief with which her Mejesy has heard Of that
crime has been modifed in learning-as could not be
douoted-,hat that population in general has main
tanned itself faithful and that large portion OF IL has
spontaneously volunteered to sacrifice, II necessary,
their lives and their property in defence OF the country
lated fearing danger to their property, listening
other suspicious invented the calumniouB supposi
ton of dssccord between spanards and Of want Of ma
ticnal resources, they NAV rest tranquil Unani
nifty has been demonstrated the Island of Cuba reckons
army sufficient in strength and superior in the
loyalty and determination by which it is animated, in
with all the authori dies Of the island the gov
eminent is proceeding to send renforcemen which will
follow uninterruptedy and neither material moral
force will be wanting for the defence brethren.
The h.edless will thereby be for the future
against all Of seductions. The loyal will be
confirmed In their good sentiments but criminals and
especially those incorrgibe persons whom neither
indulgence gratitude can restrain will inexorably
experience the rigor OF Justice
Her Majesty in accord with the Council Of Minister'S
commands say this to your Excellency, the more
that this latter a ts her pious heart She
also orders to say to you that the which
you have taken deserve her approbaon and she is dis
posed approve the other which your zeal
dictate to you prevent restrain and punish such
depending in anticipation your prudence and
discretion Her Majesty also commands me to empower
your ExceleE cy in her royal name thank the land
and forces and all other spanards who have volun
tary forward to contribute to the defence of the
country and she manifests her royal satisfaction to
those nha in general for having refused listen
to the seductions with which it sought to impair
their fidelity And in ne her Majesty relies upon your
Excellehcy's well proved zeal to continue in the
forcemept with the most perfect sincerity Of oil treaties
concerning the slave trade and in the observance OF
everything which is due to the main of good
relations which exist with the other foreign powers
JOSE DE La CONCHA.