New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-02

-. sut and the shout Of Independence" raised.
he conspiracy had extensive rsmifcatons, AMI rock
seed on the cooperation OF Flibusers from the Uaiei
ss..es There was central club, wi br 81 ,hes ia
toe Provinces. the rebels bad sbun lance OF Ar
Esd smmuBiti0n includug sriillery One cores ond
EFT Say that the plot had been going for eleven
pcau IL this be true. the secret was wonderfully
yell eJt PiLto the fouoeer and director Of tho
pet OF playing az cards and billiards. and there
guar iiy OF pspers were seized, written in cipher
The 90 which has been discovered BY rail
var number Of negroes were TO be taken 10 the
Has r1s Snd the same means Of Conveyance ~ss
tos for the pirates expected TO land You
will However, have received details Of the ahsr 0y
thoIter route than that Of Msorit. Toe di'pp'uon
Of the troops was excellent. II was though inst we
fibnstsis, unaware Of the failure Of their cooiede-
rates, would attempt lsIdiDg One account states
tttr number at 900 or 3Ooo Toeir discontitace is
nsidereo certain TIE first intimstion that sone-
pg unusual anticipated, was conveyed 70 tbs
"a nsbi.sIts by the arrival at Havana Of two English
a en-of.wsr the announcement that Others were
ing the departure Of six Spanish vessels, aud the
oyenept Of troops Among the persons arrest.
were EcbeveIria or ChavarTia, director Of the
:, ~sy ply sici an named Trujlo and one ca ;also.
Gen MaLzsno, secoId in comwand, who, tits said,
- TO have been a.sa.sinated had left for the
L. e. of the island; steamers had been sent 10
ios points Of The coast; and all the troops were
rtsy 10 march at two hours notice, with three days
pro lisiors.
Tie Government has received confidential comnu-
1estoTs from Gen. CoDcha with respect TO The state
tbe IslaLd of Cuba. which is evidently such ~ 70
ospTe the CeptsiD-GeDeTA with considerable I'M
taAi, ;ss although he confidently trusts sucmount
81 81 bcultits, especially il the Miusters aud the
Cotts stend 10 bic suggestions with respect TO tho
Ds 0f colonial policy TO be observed. lie considers
u, 'la'iye position Of Spain aDd Cuba to be very
SINH 70 that Of Eoglapd ard Canada in 1887 ana
wines tie example of England TO be followed aud
oorcessi, 20 be made To- the colony. Cuba 10 hls
opinion, thould seDd deputies 10 tbs Cortes. Care
should be taken not 10 alarm the savoo by talk
OF euhf patton Such measure would inevitably
th.oq the Island into the arms Of the United States
To declare the slave-trsde piracy would also oe 3
p.ost oar geiOus step, bat Gen Concba is usog his
v,D utmost exertions. and will continue 70 do 50. 10
n the traffic. The Island is evidently no, to be
goyCntG as il has been hitherto; and q garrison OF
20 0C0 t will 6e found all insufficient TO preserve it
10 Spain II the inhabitants be not concated by H.
ersl legislation. Cuba has greatly changed within
TIE Last few cars and there be little doubt thst
Gep Concha begins 10 note vide difference IN ths
state Of tire public mind now aud during his former
reside nee there Captain General. The late
spirscy was very extensive and dss asisf.ctoa wide
s;rsd.
HAIr.PAsT ) In to-days Cortes the discussion
the rOto particular Of Seniors Valera aud Lssaa was
continued. II was Suspended, in order to enable
General SeTsno to ADDRESS question TO Government
concerning The conspiracy ia Cubs, Senior Luzuriaga
said that the Government had the assurance that
trapQu llty wss entirely restored in that Island and
was resolved to do its ut most 70 prevent it's being
az ain troubled. He ADDED, that the treaties with
pect tbs slave trade sbou1 be strictly Observed
Tor the Government well knew that the greatest part
Of the Ciicuy relating to Cubs arose from that sub
ect. SenOr Olozaga proposed vote of satlsfa3tio
With the explanations of the Government, aud the
Chamber uraLimously agreed to 1t.