The New York herald., 1866-03-17
Our Havana Correspondence.

HAvAsA, March 10, 1865


Our Havana Correspondence.
HAvAsA, March 10, 1895.
rHE REVOLUTIONARY DEMONSTRATIONS
Tho Sd9ua newspaper Of the 5h inst publishes the fol
loving regarding the late outbreak at Villa Clara which
/ translate litenlly:-
Our meritorious civil guard has Just rendered i'm.
portant service. II appears that band OF hghwaymen,
consisting OF some fourteen sixteen foohardy ndvi-
duals armed with cutlasscs knives and muskc.s, at
tempted rising at villa Clara point in that dis
trct Their intention apparently get up sort OF
maraudng expedition, and Their suspicious proceedings
created considerable alarm that peaceful section OF the
island They first made their appearance In the Caabaza
district but information OF their arrival having been
ceivcd by Don Jose Hernandez Cavcz, commanding the
civil guard that district he Immediately started search
OF them with portion o his force and supported by the
lieutenant commanding at Ccufuenies he came across
hcm at point called Taguayabon, tho district Of san
Juan do los Remedies Some shots exchanged
and finally, the civil forces succeeded In capturing
twelve Of the nsurg ni3 among whom were Don Ven
tura, Resell. Andres Lopez, Maxine Guerra, Antonio
Rodriguez and Augustin MILAN. They were taken TO
Remedies and duly delivered to the custody Of tho civil
The parties implicated are stated TO belong to the re-
spectacle class OF society villa Clara, where the de
mOIsiraon took ts rise, Is town OF considerable i'm
portance on tho nuh side OF Cuba, distant about sixty
leagues from Havana. lts situation Is favorable for
revolutionary movement as tho eastern portion OF the
island II the most mountainous and the most dsatecd
beng inhabited by manly class OF countrymen, termed
grccJiros.
ANOTHER Accorsr
From The Prensa Of March II
Tho report which copied yesterday from the iSagra
regarding the capture OF number OF individuals sGs-
pcced of being about TO get up marauding expedition
out 10 have been greatly exaggerated The ruth
Of the matter have learned from sources worthy
of credit d lOilOws:--ome dozen or moro indivi.
duals drinking together IN tavern Rodegd) when
OF them, being excited by his pOtaOns expressed HIM
self In violent terms against the government and leu
tenant from Taguayabon who present rebuked the
man. and fearing that the dispute might end In violence
the civil guard were notified who, meeting two Of tho
parry coming out of the averl arrested them for carry
ing without authorization, and after inquiring the
the others they arrest d them alao and handed
them over 10 the officers OF justice at san Juan los
Remedos. Upon Investigation IL appears that the man
whom tho Lieutenant had reproyed Is addicted 10
drunkenness and In the habit Of talking Wild when
under the influence Of liquor and that The others be-
loss 10 the respoabo class oi society, having never
Of isdcd against The laws
Tho Spanish steamer Neptune arrived here this
morning (as stated In my letter forwarded by the
consd rable number Of Africans on board Il s report
cd that the blacks traDsferred from brig which
landed seven hundred Of thcm at San Antonio, The
owner not appearing hey we're purchased by senor
Marty the OF lf,con ounces 1870 each. The
total number Of Africans taken By the Neptune is csti
mated nj nearly one thousand nvo hundred souls
The British steamer Bolivian appeared OF the port the
evening before last from New Ori ans and the Captain
not understanding the sgnals from the MORO fortress
fridge aud had to wait I'll next morning.
SUBMARINE TELEGgArH TO TBK UNITED STATES ASp sfxioo
late papers from the United States say that an Anne
rcan company has obtained from the state of FLORIDA
the right 10 land and extend telegrapho cables from the
shores OF that State 90 tho irand ~ Cuba and the a
hamss This company rs probably not aware thai By a
royal decree dated Madrid. june 90 1865 the exclusive
right TO land teegraphic cables the coast OF Cuba WIS
conceded 10 span rh company. organized Under the
Marquis MarianaO, Count ian Esebtn, Don Arturo de
Marooartu and other dating capitalists, for tha
purpose Of connecting the "eycr faithful island with
Mexico and the United States
The Irensd Of the 2st ult bR- long leader In refer
10 public education Ia this island, eulogizing the
government for and congraiuaiing the country upon,
the solictude bestowed upon thus branch OF tho public
service II says that although the amount devoted by
government 10 gratuous education In this island was
only 900 In 1854. no less than 500, 900 IL now
allowed to the free schools In Cuba and that consider
ing the population, this " very largo amount The
S,go article Of yesterday rdcuies tnis estimate
and compares Cuba with the city ~ New York alone.
The contrast will open the eyes OF many besides those Of
rss oGaR rRsng
An exposure made some time ago by tho European
No.. ac,o,rc-ug ne ingcntous fr,od- so,nrted lu
Gcmany and elsewhere 20 the great injury OF tho genu
lne article both IN spurious manufactures aud In tho er
y0rtalion Of gars Tor = Importation
A number of manufacturers lately held meeting
devise the best means to pat stop 10 the rrsctcs
raper exclusively in defence of their interests The
ides of having newspaper IL not new one, ~
somo time under the direction of the proprietor himself
AEoUgiigs ctsg
Your readers may recolect that aga nst The sen.
tenoe passed on Arsueies last year he male an
appeal 10 the supreme Court " SPAIN which " stlll
pending II IL said that hc forwarded ''cerfaln dOcu
mems home with view 10 lrnplicate other and u vim.
dcais himself in that business 70 which be Owe hs
disgrace; bat what n certain N that be IL sii
of the Havana 'Tomb-, or Carr,i Tbi,or lie Sens 10
be badly provided for In pecuniary yiev, 20 he sent
the other day 10 get some money from a friend
Swvs
The Captain General has given permission Tor joint
stock company to build a nsw thss,fe on one Of the
empty o between the city walls Of the Puerts de Colon
and PaeriA de I1era add which b 70 be Under bis I'm.
mediate patronage. The ednco will CONSIST q four
storetbe lr.t tor shops the second for Cuban Athe
nran. the third for theatre aud th fourth FOR hote
The capital Of the company has not yet been named bot
D. 10 be made up by shares 0f six ounces fslOxl
II rumOred that so6or TeOioro Guerrero. a nenher
u the Council Of Administration aud a man of whom
the Captain General entertabs WY high opinion, ~l
shortly be appointed 70 the ofloo Of Political sccfeaiy
u this government
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