New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

sent up since 1900 2oOo MORE I'm addition to what
learn something Of his success or nosuccesa before
Bayamo.
They report that 800 have shown themselves
between Jaquey and Amarillas This Is spot not far
from santo Espritu to villa Clara Besides located
In the Central Department. A spaniard, who came up
very iruSia man, says that he heard Of no such forc
nor, indeed. Of any force in that section.
the mouth Of the CantO River He bought these in
jamaica and few days thereafter anchored in front Of
pSns On the Of the and
and carriage Twenty days he passed at anchorage
Casida the port Of Trinidad He I n%ediaeiy sold his
guns but upon the condition that he 10 deliver them
ay did dyer He'''0'0's mentioned anu winch" lie
The Cubans report that Spanish steamer the Neptune,
white, and flying the United States flag passed 10
days ago near party Of the insurgents somewhere on
II they were expecting reinforcements from the
States Knowing the steamer, the rebels did orders
Thiry-two killed and others wounded. The
troops from the steamer replied, killing rebels, and
few minutes and commenced fighting the Insurgents.
Coming upon the wounded they the spaniards) Without
hesitation fred upon them, and killed all lying upon the
ground. go.
It more than probable that new card will soon be
played by the Cubsns. Finding that the game Of hood
wiDkng people the question Of abolition, while tho
slaves are st being retained IN the hands Of their Cuban
he Cubans intend TO put forward, 1t is said, new pro-
They persuadng themselves that he certain OF
the first proposition be held forth and prac
ticcd The chiefs are discussing the proprety OF
launching forth proclamation aboshng Slavery IN the
island. The pretended paper this effect Of which
tion made in letter Of the 18th. It is said by
of the Cubans eeler Declaring Tor the immedi-
ate abolition Of Slavery the party counts upon the SYM
pathies Of the world, and especially. upon the friend
ship goodwill and active aid OF Cubas great neighbor-
Yon will remember having heard something of Ger
tam Dispatch which reported have come the
wires Gen. Iersund. There little report
In town that certain Governor OF town the other day
In revolt against the Provisional Government, aud par
tcular friend OF Ysabe III, Is In the city under an as
name and is holding daily conversations With the
Governor General 1t is Rinted that Mrs. Gen. L. is 10
meet the General at All these facts together with
many other curious things tend to create belief in the
public mind that the General all the while been
pecting revolution uprising In Spain to knock out
of existence the present Spanish Government.
9s 9sve .' Of "a covers
the American Gen. Smith tBady). President OF the
were Gems Epinar. Chacon. Clarjo viDenc, La Tore
and Ravenet ~ Senior Consul tacting OF the United
San smS to s por Sennse @
the aforesaid Company; the nehdcnte Director OF Al
ca Chief Of staff secretary Of the General and
The first toast given by His Exceilency directed to
the United States for its good offices and the interest s
had manifested for this Antila in the actual crcnm
brance Of this the name Of the Spanish nation
aud wishing that might the Intimate relations
The American Consul. who was At IIis Exceilcncy's
right replied. full Of ehthusiasm, in the OF his
nation manfestng the interest which the United States
had held In the preservation Of tranquility in this
island and In the present epoch than ever. The
Consul terminated lavishng the greatest euloges upon
Captain for his discretion and practical wis
dom i'm the actual circumstances, which has given
eminent proofs OF a man Of state.
Gen. Smith at this point frem his seat and asked
Dr. Nennger To respond for him in Spanish; that these
his sentiments aud passing "a the side Of the
Captain General shook both his hands with the greatest
cordIahty."
FUNERAL OF A CUBAN PATRIOT. y
HAVANA, Dec. 31.-A young Cuban named
Caml0 Cepera who has been confined for time past
for political oenses, died yesterday of consumption
known In this city. Thousands Of CubaDs followed hn
remains the cemetery The body carried 10 the
grave the shoulders Of mourners