New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-04
FROM HAVANA.
No Later News from neIfeo-Dcnth OF
Gen. snntana OF snnto Domfngo-The
Havana Papers on American AGairs.

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HAVANA. June 70 1894.
/ have very little news 10 communicate. We
have had two or three French war from Vera
Cruz bu, they bring news or at least, VIII not i'm
part any, Even tie papers lave not published any
thing since my Last Last night the British schooner
Hay,i arrived from Tampico and Colon three days
from the latter port about o'clock but not word OF
news do the paper. give nor have been able to get
any or any Of her II passengers. The D'ario In
noticing her arrival changes her name, calling her the
ST. Thomas and suppresses TGmpieo, merely saying
from Colon in three days" &C What does all this
meant No doubt the news, whatever 1t may be- VIII
trAspre aner the departure Of the Matansas 10 which
case shall remit IT per Eagle, which sails on Saturday
| From Santo Domingo We have alao lad innumerab!e
arrivals but no news save the death on the l4'h OF
Brig Gen. Pedro Santana, the wretch whe sold bis
country to Spain. asserting that through him the omi-
| means desired 10 become incorporated with SPAN
and against which very ensGvemeDt this same people
have been successfully fighting for year past Since
tho wonderful capture OF Monte Ithrsn nothing hns
been even attempted. Seknes lie prevailing 10 Tear
ful extent and this alone may cause the abandonment
Of the island. THE right is mighty and must prevail
Sick are continually arriving but have been unable 20
keep up my record the numbers are 10 longer pub
Tho last arrival was the steamer Maria the oath
with some sick" The very suppression oi the mum
| bers looks as though concealment WAS necessary.
The death Of Santana IA victory gained Z? the
Duminicans lie has been eXecrated by thousands for
the past thirty years OF Ls e even me Dao OF ths
tenant. General in the Spanish army, peer OF tie
realm decorated with grand crosses Of the orders OF
Carlos Ill and Of Isabel Ia Catoica, has the following
wind pp 10 an obituary; Thus have terminated the
days of Gen. Pedro Santana Let US not Jndge Inn To-
day O) neither let w pay any attention 10 inc cru.
csms or judgments) that every mouth uttes upon ms
life and upon his acts Passion must influence Ali that IL
said now In regard 10 the deceased and II VIII be beet
10 allow its eeryesepce 20 pass that the voice OF IN
partially may be heard" A poor euogy meihinks for
the man who six months since was 50 BATTERED by these
same journals.
The Spanish steamer Pijaro del 0ceana arrived on
the 10th and brought dates 10 the 10th from santo
Domingo city. but there IL not the least item oil news
The steamer Guadana arrived on the I'D at santiago
do Cuba with dates fiom Monte Christi 70 the lfh put
the Dayo OF the 2d Of Santiago de Cuba says. refer
occurred since the 3oth ut Of military nature the
10th WAS the date Of his last letter, and said tue same
thing referring 10 his former letter.
The Sislo here is still suspended and as there was
none 10 contradict the DarO came out Win us usual
tissue Of hes but without even any consideration ior
plausbiity IL said the arrival OF the Corsica, that
Sherman had been fearfuy defeated, that one OF his
divisions under Gen. Sturgis had been annlated &C.
and that Gen Forrest with 1900 men. was attacking
Shermans rear at Selma. Grant falling IN his entire
campaign against Richmond rs they had predicted on
receipt Of the OF the battle OF the Widerness
has been obliged 10 retreat 20 the james River az was
Gen McClellan-that he has given up Richmond and Is
irving 10 compensate by the capture OF Petersburg,
where In various assaults on the outer WORKS ne mas
invariably been repused and defeated with immense
loss and that his whole campaign is fallurei u
quotes from the Cronica and the Courier de' Eiats
Gss which are fearfully Secesh than The Hor'd
The Governor OF Matanzas. Senior Mendicinh, died
on Monday. n..
day commanded by Capt Mcconnell who. report soys.
was moi long sfnce connected with the slave trade
trust he will soon DO caught and meet his deserts.