The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-08
SIT. DOMINGO.

HAVANA, May 90 By the arrival of the steamer
IfGrceLohG we have papers nom st. Ja9o de Cuba TO
he I'D inst, and am enabled to transmit the tol.
lowing news from ST. DomiDgo-
The papers from the capital to the 18th inst, do
not confirm the previous reports OF the down all Of
President Baez but they speak OF another revolution
against his Government,
CABINET CHANGES
Citizen Gautier had been named Minister of War
and Marines General Cartel, Minister OF Justice and
Public Instruction; and Coi0nei Luyeras. Acting
Political and Military Governor
THE ACTION OF GENERAL CABRAI
IRE misior'enes which the republic was expe.
riencing affected the minds of all good c,tizcps
New and unexpected complications had Intorrunted
the work of reorganization, which seriously occu.
pied the actual administration. The republic savs
the MOnttor after reappearing before The political
world, had received lesson which ought to have
prevent these conflicts which are the result of con-
trary course; but this truth had been unheeood,
ana me echo OF revolution was heard in the Bilbao
The Monitor adds The events of tho ,oon.o..
Hmm 20 the srlctest possible Gil iIcumspectIo1 The
more % as the atv.on ~ tns Government 49, asi in
measures as will tend TO the iminediaJe pac hcatiOn
OF the country document has just hen into our
hspdS which lpOrts to be q manifesto which
General Cabral has directed to the Government an
to the people, from Curacao under date of the 28th
Gtm0' Gnh An % thaI we can glean there rom is that
which the Minister of War sent him on the 10Th, in
the foowine tenor:-"Citizen Genera Tin the dis.
OF ders which have taken place in the community of
San Crstobal and in those which actually afoot
on the southwestern frontiers, your name has been
adopted, and, as in the first named place. your
phew was the COrypheus OF the rebellion, il IS to
be wondered that the public approximations such
as to escape your penetration The Government
does not decide from suppositons, and therefore re-
serves its judgments but 1t does believe in the
General of the republic issued ior the space of forty.
five day has plTed and that under the prevailing
elrcum' m'tances you are bound to present yourself in
this capital, even tit be but 10 radct by your
presence, any erroneous opinions that may exist"
CHARGES AGAINST PRESIDENT BAEz
az Il opeeS b 70 70 ie m conssIant
with himself as public man and patriotic cilzen.
He had therefore thrown away lhe mask by a5
Illegal one, circumstance which ne brought to his
charge accordingly. He states that General Baez
submission to any law He aff ms that the cODsti-
tuhOn had been tramped upon, and that assemblies
had been promoted to overthrow it.
The ami este a'sO charges the President with
prosecuting and imprsoning number of repre-
sentatIyes despite their immunity. Cabral further
complains that tn re had been manv arrests and
that important trusts had been confded to indi-
vlduais OF anti.natiOnal ideas etc lie goes ON to
say that the na,ional credit had been comproms sod,
an enormous aper currency created, foreign and
burdensome debt contracted, and he public funds
sduandered, without any resicuon OF law whatever.
A NATIONAL LOAN
According to decree OF the Minister OF FINANCE
ana commerce an agleement had oeen maze a.s
subscription for a loan was opened for month, TO
be paid n national money on the pa DasH OF twenty.
which the holders would receive scrip, payable in
three months.
/ resident Baez has revoked the appointment OF
General Pimentel In December last. Secretary of
the Interior and Police, and named General R0s
nero to take his place.
PLANS OF THE REBELS.
1t was said that General Leperon had appointed
General Pimente chef of the military operations
OF the in UIgents. Tie troops dallv expecting
reiniorcements, and as soon as General Nunez
arrived with his forces they tomarch toRethers
taking possession of the most convenient points OF
Santiago They desired much TO know the where.
abouis OF the Government troops and their officers.
ON the LIST inst they had written as above by an
express sent to the Southern line, where General
Vslenzuela Paez was with his force and reply was
expected at an early hour. General PolancO left on
the 7ih for Monte Christi 10 relieve the garrison
fhCIe MOea. beng entirely unrr0teced, was 20 be-
CccuI ed the following daY,-N T. Hey0d