New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-18
Women Prosecuted for Treason-The News from
HIexico.

Correspondence Of The NY Tribune.
HAVANA, Thursday, May u 1883
Were the information | am now about TO give not
corroborated by the document from which take it, pub
lShed in the GGctd de la HabanG you, in the language
OF the Cronioa might term il "intamouSy improbable"
Can YOU believe il two pretty ladies' Cubans now in
security among the free and Independent inhabitants OF
your Civ are cited in an edct, to deliver themselves
ND 10 Justice in Havana before the expiration of nine
DAYS to answer the charge of treason the pain OF be-
ing declared rebels Outawed and forth should they
not appear. Well; what will the good people among you
say 10 this gallant conduct of the Spanish Government
What is the state of Cuba if the women rebel Does
not this tell volumes to the few ncredulOus you
We'll nav the SpanaTds fear the petticoas OF Cuba for
both the love and hatred Of the Cuban bellies is to be
dreaded. Their smiles are so killing; and as for their
pretty lips when cured with anger they dreadful to
the SpaIiards, aud their SOFT sweet voices might give
courage to their countgmen almost to madness when
e1cainng against their 0ppTessOrs Yes, 10 the honor
of them and theirs, the lovely Julia Echarte de Vaente
and CarlOla Mora de GoicOura cited TO appear be-
fore their shameless OppressOrs. Don't they wish they
NAV Get il! They are too safe and happy 70 think Of
such thing Perhaps next We shf have children at the
breast cited.
The two ladies' referred to cited of highly
spectsble families and their relations here
The Cubans quite indignant at the unmany conduct
Of their Spanish rulers in this instance and never have
witnessed much spirit among them since the pro-
mitigation Of this miserable edlct.
The news from Mexico is such TO warn you to bowl
Cuba out as that country and the United States must
have turn 10 before long and Cuba then stronghold
for the Spaniards who will help their party in Mexico
would be sad thorn in your sides. | am told that
$4,000 went from here to produce this last change IN
Mexico
take nv Mexican news from the DiariO de Ia Marina
nv only source and God knows it gives enough this time
Santa Ana il says is good Dictator, and Ministry
has been formed Of which Lucas Aaman is at the head
Sr Fonel Minister of War Sr Sares ditto for Justice
ard Ecclesiastical concerns Sr. Hsro Tsmarz for
Finance The liberty of the press is suppressed.
Ministers 70 foreign powers have been appointed Al
monte TO the United States, Sr Castillo Sanzas for
England Manuel LarralDzar, present Minister az Wash
ngtOn, for Rome, Ramon Pachea for France, and last
u not least BuennyentOrn Vivo Minister for Spain.
This Vivo, We all know was captain of vessel few
years since trading between Havana and Vera Cruz and
atterly be was Consul at Havana for Mexico He is a
Mexican BY BIRTH Of Castan parents and educated in
Catalonia and as / heard Catalan say, is common.
ignorant man II is said cannot however yOuch for the
ruth Of the assertion that he taken in SLAYER
the coast Of Africa by the French. and condemned
pirate the galies at Brest aud that he carries the
ark Of the hot iron they applied 10 him. he was
leased at the ntercesson OF the Spanish Government
and now by one of those freaks Of fortune which
coed the wonders Of Aladdin, or the Wonderful
Lamp be has become Minister Of the extensive repub-
c or whatever il is of Mexico 70 the Court OF Madrid
But the most interesting of sl the news from Mexico is
the expulsion Of General Arsta from his native country
and the correspondence gave rise TO, and which most
wonderfully, has been allowed TO be Published here
General Ara arrived in the British steamer from Vera
Cruz, and has proceeded In her TO England
now give you translation OF Sr. Tornels letter TO
the General, ordering bis departure from Mexico and
afterwards Arstas reply:
YOUR ExcELLEscY For reasons Of the highest policy.
among which thai Of the highest importance 10 the Su
preme Government which demands It's attention pre-
serve by any means tranquility and public order especially
now when critical circumstances have conded the nstos