New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-28
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.

ARMS LANDED FOR THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA Aug GA schooner in the service of the
insureent Government recently landed a cargo Of
arms at Sevilla Bay, in the southern part of the
Eastern Department. The Spanish troops after
captured the schooner, and at last accounts were
hunting for the arms which had been taken Into tue
Sevilla mountains adjacent TO the bay Intelligence
received here from Las Tunas is to the effect that
Col Benegasi with mis- convey had reached that
town in safety. During the months of July and
August, no vessel-Of-war of the United States has
touched at the port of Havana.
FACTS AND RUMORs-MORE EXECUTIONS.
HAVANA, Aug. 21-In consequence of the
documents sent from the Junta at Newly Ork, which
were seized at Baracoa and published IN the Havana
papers, has determined by the General OF Marine
that the orders heretofore given TO naval commanders
10 certain points the Cuban coast shall not be
hereafter considered obligatory but that the officers Of
war vessels will exercise their own discretion in this
matter One of the documents gave all the places on
the gnaed by the marine proper points for the
steamers TO pass repass and guard.
The Governor Of Moron has resigned. No one knows
why 10 said that he has given his in three
pages Of foolscap but has yet been found who
could read the letter IT reported that the Secretary
Of the Governor General gave up the job in despair
Some extraordinary revelations have just come to
light respecting custOmh house matters They are gwen
20 you for what they may be worth The customs du
Atlantic Mail Steamship Company were not over 5000
per voyage. Since the the regulations have gone
effect there received upon the freghts. per
each one Of said steamers, much on an average as
$4,000 The gentlemen duty. it seems. have been
pocketng the sum Of about $4,000 each OF the former
voyages.
Julian Gonzales the Governor OF BdracOa, lately shot
according to report a. insurgents 1t said that he dis
patched the the day before no left for
He has been transferred Guanauay and his appoint
ment is much approved by the Volunteers. lie it was
who first OF all inferior officers, sed 20 be issued
proclamation like the famous emitted By Vamaseda
The Casino Espanol regularly opened on the 18TH
allude II here for the purpose OF calling your atten
ton TO remark Of the Captain General made during his
sreech cannot permit that this union shall discuss
or interfere with political matters II you convert this
establishment into Club then give you notice that it
will meet my dspleasure' But these people do every
thug they like at the Casino. They play cards drink,
talk politics principally, and ask the GOverlOrG General
10 odds Tho Casino started political
secret periodical is being circulated-t is so said
among Its object is TO excite ,he troops
70 action against the existing government here De RO
as accompanied by his STAFF went ont to the prison two
or three days ago and released two political prisoners.
This act caused great cOmOton among the volunteers
An old pilot informs me that he has just come down
from the east emo OF the island He large steamer
cruising near the Altura de Baray which moved rapidly
and was as he supposed looking out for port to enter.