The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-02

service,
pssparatisns made for organizing into militia regi
nents the 'Peninsuhxsn resident in Havana and rein
tsssensnts demanded from Puerto Rico. In addi-
oa 10 the adoption Of these energetic measures the
sgvernment arrested and imprisoned number Of per.
sens who reputed TO be members OF the unta Of
general msurrecuon, or commAn ing generals or chefs
Al Havana there were arrested Ramon Pinto, head of
ssssiD Genera. cintrs an eminent advocate jose AN
tonic kchevarra, distinguished writer, and the Gu
gneer Of the railroad from Matanzas TO Havana Carlos
Rusea, Juan Cadazo the two young Baviees and Pneo
Other arrests made at MAtanzas Beucal, Gunes,
Senfseges, Puerto do GOipe, lvlla Clara cardenas
have fed; this affair being actively followed up
by the government Pinto, the head Of the conspiracy
deeply compromised, and important papers nave osen
migrants who had been permitted to return to Cuba
sse amongst the number Of the most ana most
deeply compromised conspnators.
In consequence Of the measures adopted by General
ssnehs 900 men are conoenrated 2. Havana ana Soeo
been effected to 20 900 the number OF the de-
fesiers Of the government Of the island
u No expested that the American stea mers of which
have spoken will be detained by the authorities of
the United States the demand Of consul All the
Spanish ships Of have been sent out to watch the
enemy Large transport steamers have also been got In
eadiness TO convey troops to all the points that were
The council OF Ministers listened with much interest
to the report Of NJ Bastllos it decided in council
should leave Cadz the 18th for Havana bat
taon Of infantry which ut present on the island San
Fernando and that by the ls OF May there should be
ready 70 embark for Cuba sufficient troops to complete
-
esvernsr had ordered the Judgment by councils Of war,
ssnformably to anterior laws, of armed bands OF more
than three who might be found sversing the int
terror of the island
In the latest news of the Parie, find the follow
ing
Our letters state that the conspators in Cuba had de-
taTnned 10 assassinate the Governor General in the
theatre. II intended TO fire upon him from box
opposite his Then the gas to have been put
ost and the Lieutenant Governor General Manzano, and
the other officers Of the suite of General COncha to
despatched. cOnBpiratOrS
Der Is estimated at two three thousand abun
dainty provided with arms ammunition and even artil-
kry.
EXCITING SCENE IN THE CoRTEs ON THE SUBJECT OF
CONTEMPORARY DECLARATION BY THE SPANISH
MINISTRY.
The Madr correspondent of the Paris Presto gives
the following Of the interpretations put to the
Spanish Ministry in the Cortes the subject Of Gen.
eDnsha's Dispatches
Ihs Cortes came to q vote to-day March 81 of high
inDortance-an Importance the greater from the fact
that TO PREJUDICE the solution Of the question
lsft TO the Assembly by M. 0lozaga 1t has affirmed In
prneiple the existence of two chambers by majority
Of 20l votes against 1856.
Bat the sitting reserved for other emotions.
nenncsd to you, few days sincs the discovery Of
very serious conspiracy In the island of Cuba This
nsr.ins the government received circumstantsl des
patches brought to 1t by NJ Bastllos Of the most
distinguished officers Of the Spanish navy who has just
returned from the island. Now General serrano sud
demanding Of the ministry If they could give
pAnation as to the contents Of these dispatcher
gave reply categorical the circumstances would
permit
A great conspiracy had in fact been discovered But
the Captain General Conchs had succeeded 10 npping 1t
in the bud All the principal actors in this drama
in the hands of the authorities The minister able
10 give the that the security Of this rich col
sny in danger. Large endorsements of troops
we're about being dispatched to Gen Concha Spain would
quarter either injury or dishonor.
On the charac Of the conspiracy Mr. Luzuraga
not as explicit as he himself would doubt have desr
od on lv In inain TT whic
here would like to doubt namely that the impulse OF
tins conspiracy came from the United States and he
Immediately asserted with energy and in manner which
produced profound impression on the assembly, that
all the conspirators arrested acknowledged par
Sans Of the maintenance Of slavery.
On this occasion the minister made declaration which
reflects the highest honor upon him, well upon the
without invading the rights Of established property,
without refusing to compensate them by suitable in
demny the spanish government finally decided to
put end "a barbarous institution which al civilized
nations condemned and which Luzuriaga did not fear
10 call pest and shame TO humanity.
The Esparero ministry has the more merit for having
taken this generous initiative, from the fact that negro
slavery recIons, in this liberal land Of Spain numerous
declaration is not without its perils.
NJ Oezaga constituted himself the Interpreter Of the
sentiments Of the whole Assembly by proposing vote
Of adhesion thanks TO the Cabinet 1t the pen
dant to that which passed about month since, in
consequence Of the explanations demanded by ~ Maria
teguy The Cotes have proved more that they
decided net retreat from this position, in which the
honor Of Spain is SO deeply involved.
that the principal author of this Cuban conspiracy
nnrecked monk who had succeeded in insinuating him
salf TO certain extent, into the confidence Of Gem
Concha Mention is also made in connection with It, Of
swell known empoye belonging to the engineer corps
AFFAIR OF THE BLACK WARRIOR.
The Madrid Gdsete Of March 4 contains the follow
ing
Some journals have. during the last few days,
pied themselves with the question Of the Black Warrior
s their right to do but 1t is to be regretted that
they not in possession Of more exact details The
g,,"sinss wbics viii suas IN i've rss
ons they those OF justice which is the sole source
Of verabls force vertable authority and veritabe
tAsnal dignity The affair Of the Black Warrior has been
treated with the srictest justice and IL shall
b terminated both Sides the government will give
Publicity TO all its acts.
AFFAIRS OF CUBA-RUMoRs OF A MINISTERIAL CRISIS.
The Cdmor. Psbco OF March TO- says that the govern
nent had received that Of the conspraors in
Cuba had been executed letter says
II has been reported for tins past that palace
intrigue has been got up against the ministry and the
cent conference with Marshal Espartero showed every
confidence in him, and the General his part displayed
the most respectful Difference towards her Majesty
The Queen, has formally denied In her own
and that Of the King that there any truth
IN the that had been spread about the sub
ready TO make any change in her household that
might be considered desirable. II any Interpolation
the subject be made in the Cores, the government viii
rate that is perfectly satisfied with the SQUIRT II has
been runoed that the debate In the Cortes relative to
the constitution OF the Senate may lead TO ministerial
ess;s but the ministers have determined not to make
cabinet question Of It, In addition to troops who are
about be sent to Cuba on the 18TH 500 volunteers are
20 leave at the end Of the month.
The Spanish government at Madrid had delayed the
sailing Of the Havana mail Of the 9th of March
IN order to send out regiment Of infantry in her.
In the Cortes the 5th Of March, the Minister OF
Fsregn Affairs, in reply TO question from NJ RANGES,
said that he entertained hopes that the differences be-
tween Spain and the United States would be satsfsc
tory arranged. NJ Fences ssid that what the country
wanted was to see them honorably settled
Latest
MADRID, March IA, 1866.
The proposition Of NJ Olozaga relative elective
Senate appears TO have chance OF success. The
government will abstain from voting the question.
band Of "a Carlist horsemen have made their appear
nnee tn the noun tains of Burgos Troops have been