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

lunteers of Madrid" The response was, 81 now be-
turned in few moments TO his slseptng apartment,
with bow TO his Protegs sentinel Rsmon Pinto was
the sss the o.
70 the french through treachery they entering with
the naked sword only In superior numbers TO the sur
ralsntiy each one paying his score ~ be went. OF
Ave left alive, Pinto one The political changes
that soon followed showed that freedom vas not in the
| land or It's scnnAilA-
Pinto embarked from Cadiz for Cuba. Here he well
rceived-ths fame Of his conduct at Madrid and Cadiz
having preceded him His aspirations Of ~, have been
voted The objections made here to the mode Of his
trial and the incompetent testimony upon which he has
been condemned well as the general repugnance to
the punishment Of death for political offences which IL
| abolished in Spain by legislative enactment.
sncs nsa sns YnrS s 81 Sor
lima just their return from inspection Of the Moro
Castle and the Cabanss fortress and congratulate the
military intelligence Of yeur city that from an interest
ing sourceths personal pronoun Of Of your journals
they VIII have scientific picture Of these mprsgna,
gather While
them to due enjoyment their supper at the Domnica
VIM the lady also that 1T IL pity such man
should die and die, while she vindicates the way
and the manner OF the cause9 viii II add another
leaf to her Cuban embellishments while she condemns
know something of the subject of which they speak,
We would ever have her free from the incubus that
rests upon the soul Of observation-disclosures 70 the
world and me, 1t Is Of but little consequence what
say, SO that sAp is conscience'free.
By the files Herewith in the Diaro de Ia Marina Of the
Esd viii find the condemning orders stripped Of all
intermediate proceedings before procurement Of the
form of verdict. Cadalzo and Pneo committed to ten
years preside at Cueta Many others remain on the
Pinto made his win late in the night Of the 2lst Civ
ing in direction to his executors where to find deposited
his letters received from General ConchA while in Spain,
with request that they should be sealed up and de-
lvered into the hands Of General Concha They have
supposed to be an act Of magnanimty the delivery Of
them under the circumstances. Being aware Of the
great capacity Of the HERALD have taken the largest
license for fear that something Of interest might be
omitted.
The Of the death of the Emperor Of Russia does
not find ready belief for Of the late taking OF Sc
bastopol for which choice wines violated, and
we had the modification of finding ourselves done.
Pinto was executed upon the Punta but not At the
morning who also Pinto s'tremble as the garrote
in view. The earth may have trembled-Pinto did
not. d.
HAVANA March Is, 1856.
The Case Of Ramon Pinto-His Erenaios-Morc Arrests
Trial and Conviction Of Estrampes aud Fsiiz-Acquit-
tai of Capt. McCuiloch, dc.
little thought when closed my last letter to you
that should again have occasion to mention the
Of Ramon Pinto but circumstances that transpired az
ter his brutal execution exhibit In strong light the
character of General Concha who manifested his
geance upon the dead body Of his VICTIM that feel
should be wanting in my duty your correspondent,
were not again to "write OF the dead" You would
scarcely give credence to the fact that positive orders
given not to permit the members Of the family Of
Pinto to follow his remains to their last resting place.
and that only by special personal application to
the Captain General that nephew, Of his sister,
who married General -, was permitted to Go so.
The body of Pinto taken charge of by the "Hu-
mandad de 10 Curidad" negro religious society, who
narrowly searched hescorpse-stripped IT, understand,
to find any money valuables upon IT. but the brutes
ON ON n single in Aofh katq Than
the Captain General refused permit the corpse of Pinto
to be placed in Of the inches in the wall that
rounds the Campo santo and the body rests in the
hole that in which the OF Narcisso Lopez
we're placed
Every effort was made to induce Pinto to make dts
closures that would involve other parties The Chief
Of Police went to him in he prison several times for
that purposon the last occasion about three O'Clock
in the afternoon Of the cay preceding his execution
VIXEN he in copilo, making him offer that his
life should be spared If he would make the disclosures
but the dying man Dobly replied, 500 not poster
let me die as honorably as have lived When he
ascending the steps Of the scad the attendant priest
mpressvey urged the doomed to make the desired
disclosures; but waving his fastened hands after the
manner Of spaniaIds, he simply .ad ono padre, -
were bis last, except those mentioned in my last letter
he ceased to be Of this life.
His eldest daughter Is literally crazed whilst the
second paned Marianne, has been at deaths door
three evenings since the holy sacrament admins
tered to her |, being then thought she was dying but
to be the mother OF race Of patriots who viii not dis
grace their lineage.
The fourth and favorite child Of Pinto is named
america" His last message to his children WAS
"Never to be ashamed Of their fathers name" But
of the reader win naturally supply suitable reflections
upon this mournful event.
Don Francisco valde. Herrera, who lives at Gusnajay,
has been arrested and brought 70 this city, where he Is
permitted to remain at liberty under his parole Of honor
not to leave Havana.
brought in prisoners from the Pinar del Rio district
Amongst them there is understood to be Lieut. Cover
nor whose name lave been unable to ascertain
Doctor Pinelo and Cadalso again, understand,
ifooninioddo
Fnnci,co Estrampes, Juan Enrique Felix and Capt.
Richard McCuoch were Yesterday placed on their trials
before the Conseo de Guerra. Neither Of the accused
chose to be pre- sent at their trials.
The Prosecuting Fiscal read from a manuscript book
some twenty pages then coming to portion that
material to his case said this Is Of consequence
then turned over about dozen pages and then read
times then the Military Defender entered upon his de-
fence after bref consultation the Consejo declared
CARROTS Felix also declared guilty, and sentenced 70
t years imprisonment In chains, whilst McCulloch
acquitted He was not, however, at liberty at late
presume we shall have another dreadful sacrifice to
Spanish brutality within forty hours. The early
hour at which the Isabel leaves this morning. does not
permit me to make any heightened remarks, but will
simply ask IL such trial can by any ingenuity be con
treaty Of 1895 think that is the date Of the treaty be
dween the United strtes and Spain. BRUTUs.
HAVANA, March Is, 1855
The Trials Of Fr and Etramp@-Inritation 10 the
American Consul to be Present-Hs Treatment by the
0fiory-His Refusal 10 Attend the Tr4al, dc.
The battle against life and freedom opens aercely un-
der the lights which have given the Military Com
mist on the OF securing any verdict that they
may be instructed TO find by the rabble arms or the
power that trembles at the creation OF his own BRAIN
The revising court be assembled at any moment
when IT may be esteemed necessary to evade the legal
adviser Of this branch Of the judiciary of the country
the just and honorable "Auditor of War;" who
refuses to sanction the Of vile convicts for
strucon Of Of their the
fences that may be derived from them by the houorabs
gentlemen Of the commission whose sense of JUS
tce" sleeps with the swords they wearn their scab.