The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23
Important Revelations Regarding Re-
evolutionary Schemes in Cuba.
Plans Of The SOulh American Allies 10 Garry
the War Home TO Spain.
An INVASION OF CUBA PROPOSED.
The Native Cubans Anxious to
Receive the Allies.

The which has attended tho allied republics OF
South America against their Old enemy and oppressor
Spain, has inspired the West India and South American
colonies OF that Power with desire 10 be freed from
her yoke and reliably informed Of verv formda
bic preparations for revolt resistance and revolution.
The defeat OF the Spanish feet at Calao its probable
initiation should Il the Huescar and Independent
cia its abandonment OF thu contest should escape
them win still further encourage these colonies TO
prompt action, and the smoudering nrcs OF rcvou-
ton may break out at any moment
GROWING STRENGTH or rne SOUTH PACIFIC RE
PUBIICs.
The alliance Of the South Pacific coast States has
grown In strength from the moment that tho Cbeans
raised tho standard Of opposition Spanish aggression,
and numbers the formidable republics OF Peru Boil
via, Ecuador and Chile Strong efforts have bocn for
some time making TO still further strengthen this ALI.
ancc and Venezuela and Colombia have been invited to
Join In tho work 81 destroying Spanish influence and
power In America The Chilean Minister these States
Senior Malta has been endeavorns to draw them into
this alliance but, though not successful far IL
than probable that he will eventually succeed.
With immense coast frontier 1t can be well under
stood that in view OF the threatening proximity Of the
once formidable spanish heet OF Admiral NuHez,
these States would be reluctant to enter into
alliance which would call down immediate vengeance
at least disabled aud they have nothing 10 fear but
everything to hope from alliance with States which
have proved themselves such formidable and IL may be
such dangerous nelghbors Senior Malta has left vene
zuela and gone 10 Colombia and will at the capital
with the new and enterprsng President, General Mos
quers who has just landed in his republic, fresh from
Europe with two strong and formidable iron-oad YES
scls senior Malta will doubtless under tho changed IA
pec affairs with better success in Colombia than
In Venezuela.
PLAN FOR INVADING CIiBA.
The purpose of Chile and her allies In cndeavorng 20
draw these States into alliance against Spain
merely for defence instgated through ,midity The
proposed alliance is for the purpose Of offensive
ments inspired by hatred and revenge and Ia planned
for the purpose OF gaining base for operations the
north coast OF South America In order aid Cuba and
Porto Rico in throwing OF the oppressive yoke
Of the mother country. Either vonoznea Colombia
furnishes such base and Il drawn into this alliance
no doubt the latter viii be- shall hear Of Tie
nt,ng OFT at her main ports Of formidable expeditions In
tended TO operate Spanish and against Spanish
colonies The present alliance 1t must remembered
! is sready mos, formidable power can command a
feet formidable strength and armies only sur
passed in numbers by those In existence during the late
in this country, armed and equipped In tho best
| sylci and with footing In Colombia anoai the
Caribbean Sea Atlantic would hardly be Inferior
to any notila or force that spain could possibly muster
| rng crBAss RrApY TO WELCOME rnE ALLIES.
Such aggressive movement thcoe allied republics
seriously contemplate. and not without
on, earnest Invitation from the people OF Cuba and Porto
Rico Revolution has long been rfp Cuba; II burns
With suppressed Jury At this moment snd is, we'll
assured, on the eve Of n general breaking out Tho
Revolutionary Increment in Cuba ngainsi spain began
away back In 1928, aud was Inspired b. TIL 81
the South American colonies IN gaining thor iniep nd
encc. But unfortunately in Cuba tho people not
united. Two raccs may bc said u have existed naive
spsnard-, commanding nearly all tn wealth aud holding
all the power and the native Cubsna superior only in
number, and deficient In arms resources
The native cubans have at all time. been the revolving
power
TIVE VARIOUS RgvoLrrroSs ~ cUBa
In 1873 occurred tbs conspiracy ~ los soles
d. Bolivar sons OF Boiyar called account ~ the
connection Of tho reyOluOniiin with simon Bolivar,
the bcrstOr OF BOLIVIA, who held the same policy and
rropoeed 10 extend tho aid ~ tho cubans adj
soc.ted and proposed by the allied republics Of Bolivia,
Chile, Ecuador and Peru. Il WA pfemsiurey discoy.
cred, and thu leaders persecuisf and cfeiy
punished In 1876 a second attempt revulgt was
detected m Puerto Principe. Tho same alliance With
the Soah American states that dstugu shed the con.
apracy u 1928 and chaarcrzcs that ~ 1880 ted
1870 Two Of the most dist nguishoi natives 81 Gotta
valaco and ~anchez were leader In tbs AFFAIR ana 10.
ng detected, were hanged They are sin hcii IN
reverence BY the cnbans az 'ihe nrrt martyr. n
Cuban liberty. The conspiracy q " Aquila sosra
sud ~ members pcrlrcred srd srlled In
lsSs IN consequence Of the liberal movement 10
SPAIN Tor the adoption % the constitution there
m attempt ~ reso IN santiago Dc Cuba, with Tho s,me
object sned a. By former REVOLUTIONARY AZ the head %
iafeufn
dealt very severely with the liberal lesGer Ths
sprcy extended " Porto Roc, where oonpatrO,s -
the Cuban IN Arms. bat we're ds.salei. Ia 1874
occurred the famous conspiracy among The native Cubans
and blacks, Winch sDppresref with such cruc
hand by kar'hi O'ponnel thea Captain Gsnsrsi ~
~ Donneli IL wi he remembered made hInsaif infs-
nous BY he crurtle~, and sso awaited himself ~ he
high position shcL he beid ani the unbouBdsd power
witch he welded 10 make fsbolous fortune by selling
pandons and modifying sentence. The vcl.kno-n
nalao poet P.cde. ~ the moss iIiu.,noos -
the victims Of O'Dobneis srufl,ies.
In 1851 there tbrre several attempts ., revolution
oil u which failed On the Oh Of July Joaquin DO
claimed the Independence o. the Island The move.
nsni failed afer ouis lighting stb tho regular troop,
In consequence ~ tho failure q other parties 10 ar IA
oombnsiion Asusto AMI sofnr o. bis foiio-es ysfs
captured and orecntsd others sert ~ cegis ON
the 2sh - July, 1851, Colones Arrsnisr- Hssnso.
and Others attempted 10 late 10 foio- tie Porto Pm
eips movement but they siso failed and tie lead
executed AID "a" rsst sesi 10 sfs sns e no ,ain
gao. IN Mnes In NE year Lopez sndsa from The
unii.d stats With i've bundrea men blt ~, 9Th
nsiher aid nor sympathy saee.ssfu resais'Soa
through UsIsd state. sd that time moan,
snneyailob, and This MOI stst the eonspifstIs
a that time d'sired, though Il hai ban male
20 appear by ioprr IN a.. srorfs 10 sseue aid
The Oiat0Ia o. tgta have every instance bsrn
c0mposef % aaiyss snd biaks combinsi aud the
slavery fseiirg hs' slvays ets,ef sn,ong them Ihsy
we're that fne opgossi 10 Annssssiob .isvsiot
ng roser snf bsnoe st bat itis sympathy 10 L1p4,
and his mr. - sBsthsrn sfseutgrrs Loper fsilsf
aud 9Th BIZ rrbeipsi onssr vas srseuisd In lisa
occurred the oonsprsy u IL Vueia Ahsio ~ tie
most extensive t1ss bot. tolgh formidable failed
through The vgilsnss " TIE spanish ssshort~., wbo
Lad len stcisi ~ ssspiriyn BY NE m0fc1lsbts ~
T1peE ina sutnh~s ~ ihose sfied verJ ~ a, "a
rldins srsefa nsfutsfa ~ TIE pfncpa families u ne
isiacf u isjt occufrrf The ssseuilor ~ Etraup~~
fnf ait4fntt 20 ntfufnes irta CHA IN isst
the oolsvfacy u Ramon Pinto seAitby snd i1nueniia
Caisisn, orcsrrfd TINS ossrnsnt n eorne<ton
With the J1nis Cuhsns 81 ssv Yort vhch attended ~
send sspefi,iou cotamsas.d ~ Ssnfrsi 94ifu.An.
Pinto. u All b. remembered, sss slrf0ssi
SLAVERY vns carer rHun riftrEr.
re main for the fAl1fs q ibsse ua1Fs~nw vs'
the n slavery ~ BlArf IT, flafshsid-rs
snd slave traders have 1uAys ben efprd - ihsn fof
fear o. hsDr ueif pryp~ry % ss~'ns !" vs. ssfns
cause opinion IN C4ha ~ 1s1 fh~ ldes %
nesaon " ns Hsd s,aes hal rsfy frw sdvo sies IN
Cuba until the abr, u ravsy IN bs ccanssy Nos
the native CUISINE have tornsd 20 this c9antry vita
EVER assurancs n ssiatasce - dD4tieaa danat8
~ sfsa snrrr cay from ftsf Fellow sn-sferr IN -is
lnsffa To sfsnd has gft<Ysssd se'oriysry tIts
mater q altontsrr sfd ssry fec native t1tsns
no~ fasnd who % de~irs tts snd ~ slavery sd
.lao ths a0-ufsn n ths spanish sorerusnt r1.n-
9Th thu V bs srscisf ~ .rsfaAi tfsEc p.ilqr shk
oshers an. great blit ~ NE popglsiian siy a.
ne inwsisis al trial sbolsion bah q fsfy
ara " us sl4nIsh xOserbnen1