CUBAN AFFAIRS. s VuTu, It The American , brig Caj.'t. Martin, ba ar- :riv-.d frC'm Clemu'S with suvente-.m rcf-ices fp?:u tae'dr.tiliuCuba. They !tol! a f'.arful .tie oi the condition of nhiirs in liie Isiaud. and the outrages com mit'ed under the conscription. C:tj't, Martin rep-orts that the inhabi iaiiL- are in ;:reat terror, owing to the rcli.ntlcss manner in which tho con-i;r:ptio:i con-i;r:ptio:i is c-ri.d out. Persons o: all jg'.s and conditions are forced into the army, and those too feeble to ;hou;dcr a musket are p:;wi.i in Lhe eh.iin :'a:;g. He iVe-iuently saw old 1 men and boys- in the stroct, a Spanish ' oL:c r st-tuam ; o,cr t'uciu, wmp in r.jnd. rcauv to apply the lash utimer-o:!'.:ilo utimer-o:!'.:ilo ujti the I asS Ldoreiictwn uf F' i-U tiic Spanish residcnid of iic:i'. had '-ecu disgiisUd with the inL v uftiKir own race, and K.c dlst-osiuc; of their properly ;is jk t.. (;ij.e from the iZI::d. A llaa:.a utter rewrLf, on Uu.l-vonhv Uu.l-vonhv information tiirouh insurgent iO-ircJs, the arrival of an eaiHjdiiiou ;m:ir Auiiieid, ou the norm coast, I w ith i"Uir thousand arms, eia. pieces , of mcinuin axtiiiery. and a large .quantity ol aaimuuition. -Vll of tiic uiaterlal wad wicly landed and com-municatlon com-municatlon eaUb'ila. nith the force for-ce of MaiimoGoruii. Yl:s 'S said to . be tho- mcst important t-,jiti0n got-'tt-nupbyino m&ureuts inco "the "'l"w Acnu, I reioiiok LVK;Vl Is ;'.I.I Co jfij-xl : Larcel Nairoi Puerto froj-cpo. He wa: ten days u cI-.;0 coniiat aicnt, but now has cIcju and eOiii:or;ahIe Quarters, and is in hcalta ar.-i &pnits. One of the c.'.-ks of ihe U. S. Cous-iUtu t-eaeral jt Havana, has arrived in Puerto Price: p .o st iVx-kery interpre