The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-22

man was recently q snip broker In this CITY, He
served IN the army OF the Potomac during the late
here to join the revolutionists. There are two
stories IN reference to him: the that he had been
arrested Immediately on his arrival IN the east and
announcer tnat No had reached the insurgents and been
named colonel In their ranks. Arrests continue to
be made here, among them Senior Aguero Arteaga,
an attache OF the Ddri0 de Ia Marina. He Ia OF Q
family residing in the central department and known
70 be antag0nistical to the Spanish government and
not improbable that his arrest y owing to this
TACT rather than any overt act OF his own He u
confined In the MORO.
Some planters and merchants have initiated q SUBJ
scrp0n here to raise funds for the organization Of
battalion OF volunteers, mobilized and to serve In
such way a. the exigencies may demand
The evening edition OF the city papers on the 9th
SUPERIOR GOVERNOR OF TIN EvER FAITHFUL IsLrl
His E,celsncy tho cooni. Minister IN telegram Of yes
seydsy to the snPs,iC, CIV, Governor ssys
nea g grant pardon 70 those sentenced to death
OF
Secretary al tntsrim.
Balmaseda, prepared here before his departure for
the Eastern Department and to be issued on his
arrival there -
General BIAS vnls.s Count Ramaseda Chief OF Army OF
70 the insurgents OF Bayamo, Hogun, Manzan
Some men ned with ambition, and others stupidity deceived
he WssS
70 and ons n s
accustomed 70 hsppine,s and prosperity you abou.
TRUTH 40 amsnabs Win many tears from your chill
to
those men, who without you few and 10 return
your family circles Eish. days give You ssSs
done 80 By The time expressed shall march with
my IN search OF yo and compel you TO enter Into obe
Sssu SiA and he most 'i soashns
has 81 s':
onsd snd ~ asstns y ycu now desire 70 nee aoan
'S ' a%ses
island have e none but frend. Come therefore, when
hs @ S % yH. and % fail re-
and fortune for the island ought 10 be the motto Of
The General Coun, BALMAsEDA.
This proclamation, while 1t loses something OF its
force In the translation. is an appeal to certain prn-
in the breast OF the valiant Count-love OF ease and
pleasure 1t will hardly have much effect on the
citizens In accord with the government
MASzArILLo, Nov. 9, 1853
Certain ambitious Individuals without inclination to labor
and desiring to arrive at high oces united with those who
shown OF ability in seducing pacific inhabitants
from s. home; and make them tax: .g.n: the
Snsh.: o. all good and with the
1ss ,is
S.s:sS
40 s1n G 10 and
between orothsr bring: with T. Loyal inhabitants remain
Captain General and H: deputy charged with the @
, ,sy r. having the oompsse h. be win
Several orders ana DEGREES bearing upon the
existing state OF affairs have been recently issued.
Among them are the following
or sus1n % 1 oIyT s, cCecyyrrsasSgoHy
Although believe that Tho supreme govern
meni VIII make extensive In the system Of
reward qnqaestoned Loyalty years. contr
farmer who mites hmse with arms Of any K,nd to the
forces IN the prosecution Of the insurgents In any
To rHR GOVERNOR or LIEUTENANT GOVERNORS or
THE ISLE or CUBA.
The Bank Espafol has already received ofricia
orders TO cense collecting any contributions the
system hitherto adopted until the new order OF
aware OF this Order though It has not been pu ae
lished they have not paid up their last quota nor
VIII they DO so. AS the bank has made an advance
OF two millions on the mere show OF receipts for COL
lection OF contributions, this order will initiate very
seriously against 1t.
quarters, all administrators OF railroad stations all
conductors Of trains captains and shippers Of coast
ing vessels and all other persons who have
transportation to various localities In the island shall
be considered as criminals. accompces or abettors
OF offences referred to In the order Of the Goth OF Oc
tober I'm relation to persons engaged In melting OPP
position to the governmenU, and consequently held
subject to sentence OF military commissions If any
OF the goods SO forwarded by them shall contain
armainents munitions or other war materfaIs
such transmssion shall take place '''." "A'A
An article against the Jesuts was recently pre- |
pared for publication In FL Pals, paper OF liberal
tendencies Of this city. IL passed the censor but
about midnight, IL, 600 copies OF the edition being
then worked OF, were seized by the authorities and
h appened however, that q few OF the copies had |
been sent of to the country before the seizure The
Censor, Don Eduardo Alvarez Mejares Cavada, has
been since removed.
As the question OF the right of citizenship in GER
tain cases has been mooted here, would like to |
call attention to law OF the Thrty-third Congress,
February 10, 1856. capt. II, which declares that
persons from ont OF the limits OF the United States
whose fathers the time OF their birth were citi.
zens OF that country shall be deemed and are de.
cared TO be citizens OF the United States provided,
no wever, that the rights OF citizenship shall not de-
oni'eu S'atcs-
His Appontmeni-A Manifesto IN Dulce's
Behalf-He VIII Bring Good Times with
Him.
HAVANA, Nov. a. 1863.
ON the 9th inst. the people Of this city were
informed through a telegram published in the even
ing papers thar General Dulce had been appointed
Captain General or this island In place OF General
Lersundi. without at all rejecting upon the present
II II undoubted that this announcement
caused great satisaction for whatever the the
fact is undoubted that Dulce enjoys an immense
popularity nere III Is proDaDly owing 70 the TACT
that when holding the position before-he was
relieved less than year slnce-his reign was OF a
mild and liberal character, allowing the people to
have pretty much their own way in small matters.
His few enemies say 1t was fortunate that no large
matters came up for him to deal with He has most
unquestionably an easy going nature, and in his
administration Of one OF the provinces Of Spain, to
which he was foreign, he won great popularity by
not governing too much. He married Q Cuban lady
OF wealth and distinction. born in Matanzas, and In
the right OF his wife has large interest in the island.
The erect OF his arrival and assumption OF authority
Is variousy conjectured. The expectations are
for the greater part favorable, though there
are not wanting those who insist that he
is not the man for the emergency, and claim that
under his administration the island will in all iikel
hood be lost to Spain for lack OF sucient vgor anc
determination.
In answer to this charge Spanish resident Of the