The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18
oyR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE.

t0n-Inc Gdcetd on tie Irudst0n of Cubd-Tridl Of
Estrompes and Fslir-Aopements Of Troops Tauelling
Permits Stringent Ldgs about FIRE Arms-Arrests
dc.
The Cahawba s expected here soon sfter this
nornng and she generally arrives within few hours
Of her appointed time am at my writing table before
O'Clock AM, In order to send you full summary OF
what has occurred since wrote to you the 9Th.
First, then, senores Gaano you know hm) and Moja-
nieta both Odors Of the Real Audienca have been de-
prved Of their high Offices their latter being
= creole, the former having married creole wife.
The Gdceta of the 9th inst. contains a circular Of
which the following is translation. After the usual
heading, 1t goes on to say
The pacific and loyal population which forms the i'm
Inense majority OF the Inhabitants of Cuba will mark,
perhaps with SURPRISE the recently adopted
secure the tranquility OF this beautiful country No
question for moment the necessity OF severity
for the suppression Of criminal outbreaks Such
is fully justified proof Of the intent and OF the fact
that conspiracy has not been set foot now has
bSh in existence for some time past. While caumnous
outces have been raised against that institution by
of which the resources of this country are being
developed handful Of ambitious people, ungrateful for
the clemency Of the government have placed
ton Of overwhelming the island fearful revolution.
This PLAN conceived the profoundes secresy both in
the government while II has always endeavored to pee
side the destines Of the country with justice, and
and been happily able Illustrate this scheme
for its ruin. The troops all concentrated In
70 o. % De S
was to be made was not known until the sailing Of
brilliant navy guarding coasts and placing
itself in connection with the army shore. At the
time prisoners were taken different ponts-the
government having in its possession sufficient proofs OF
their completely Should the expedition, therefore
rive 1t will be speedily and completely annhilated and
the war sganst the foreign advenurers will be prose
ns
United States will prevent the criminal expedition set
foot In that country il Is in violation Of all that
hnId Ia N
Of nations by banded adventurers This government
has the greatest confidence in ITSELF because it cannot
but rely the fast that the immense majority
OF the people are on its side, ready to lend
siasm as In 1851. order you to be prepared to Civ
such directions as, from time to time, may communi
cate 70 by such mean. to crush the attempt tn.
may bs made against the Of the country without
the slave proprsors who constitute the soul pros
perty OF the islsnd and without causing the least
necessary trouble 10 peacesbe Inhabitants forsign
native. The government is always prepared, even
vested to cbasse criminals with the utmost risor
the law for the distinction and cemency OF this go
yernment has only stimulated them to combst against
it. God save you many years CONCHA.
HAVANA, February 8, 1855.
To the Lieut.. Governor Of -
There you have II all Its purity. And what do you
make Of its Is II not awfui--nonsenseS Will 1t not
strike terror into the hearts Of the "banded adventur
srs" II there be any of which the Gaceta OF the
day under its editorial head says has positive nfor
nation. But permit to translate again. in order TO
show you how ample and excellent its of in
formation. II says
Theexpedition viii be composed Of from 800 to 1000
The places of their embarkaton will be at rsxas
from 900 to 700 the Pampero; frm savannah
equal numbers In the Daniel Webster or the Pro-
rnehsus; the rest from New York In the Massachusetts
of which we viii hereafter speak and in other vessels
which we win not name In order TO get out Of the
places without being disturbed by the general go
vernnent Of the United States, they have reported
that the destination OF the expedition Costa Rca and
webelieve this news has been found out BY one OF
the principal chiefs who got dissustsd and separated
THIS rrt obstacle met with tho seizure Of the Mass-
chusctts, in which vessel were found and muni
= The Courier OF the United States speaks
of this as I true case.
What Courier 10 thats But / have not time TO com
ment on such trash.
understand that the so-called public trial OF Es
rampes and Felix 10 hxed for about the goth instant
reckon It would puzzle your most experienced law
reporter to give full report Of II, II he under
Atood Spanish Besides, IT would be dangerous to take
note in that august tribunal Of the Military Commits
sion however, guess must the risk to send
you full account Of the proceedings possible.
There was s.grand parade" in the military square
last evening The soldiers appeared In heavy marching
order There about $50 Of them, counted BY
myself and two friends. was told they had been
brought from MatanEas, Cardenss, and the vuelta
ArDe-tnhb cOmpanies
at Matsnsas, and very small number Of men at Car
denas This marching and countermsrching proves the
correctness Of what have In previous letter. written
to you respecting General Concha's character.
Travelling permits only TO be granted for fifteen
days In future and those obtained for the present year
to BE- returned to the authorities and fifteen day
permits obtained In their stead To not this the very
Of Hbertyi II has been decreed that firearms are
shot TO be sold in the small towns but only In the vcin
ties Of those places where there Lieutenant Govern
or, and then only TO such persons as he may grant
license 70 possess one With other stringent rules
spectng firearms amongst others that there shall only
be three stand Of TO every hundred negroes upon
estate that being sufficient to preserve order the
estate.
It's now daylight, and must 20 out TO IL the
steamship has arrived. II she has, must return and
Close this letter; II shc has not may possibly add
few items. PoUGHKEEPsIE
P.s-Ths steamer ID not yet signalized, therefore
nave sufficient time 70 add all the In my pos
session. is understood that all the arrests deemed
requisite have been made precise number not
Known but varousy estimated from teen TO thirty and
even hfy
II Is only when ones friends seen nj their usua
homes that We know they arrested so secretly s
everything managed. Amongst those parties In the
country very generally known TO have bsen captured
are the folio ving;-At and katanzas, B and
sensr nephew and uncle, ths latter being Of Catalan
<spanish) birth; Garcia, President Of the Matsnnas
Railway Company; Senior ovsido, who, with the two
4Geasrs, planters Of the FIRST respectability At
Trinidad, Miguel Cantero, brother TO, perhaps, the
richest In the island about TO be arrested but
is, getting hint that the dogs upon his track
ed and acted wisely In doing, for in this country
svidsnes TO prove . man guilty OF crimes the commits.
sion Of which entered his brain Is easly obtain
abls
- sssor Ramon Pinso's case 10 being hurried on -
rapidly - the '1avs "ev asAy especially In the
sminisas Of spsia, viii permit lbs frissds say that