New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

has presented himself From no other South American
people the Cubsns hope for than from the
Venezuelans The similarity Of customs the OF
ports the exalted patriotic spirit OF the Venezueans,
the great trade between the two peoples make h
Constitution Of this Republic esteems as feOw-czens
the OF Cuba aud Porto Rico the Republic ac
ter Of State of Gen Cespedes Venezuelan and grand
son of CristOse Mendoza, whose name he bears Vene
Herself to sd CUBA in her struggle for emancpa
ton Recognized az beligerents the Cubans VIII nave
teers having been previously granted beside here they
can get much war material such as guns POWDER ana
THE PERUVIAN MoNIToRs-THEIR ACQUISITION
BY CUBA.
IRON AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, July 3-The monitors purchased
by Peru in the United States the Cubans think, will
finally turn up on the coasts Of the isle The subject
their detention at New-Oreans was fully discussed at
the time But OF late the correspondence between seor
Garcia Garcia the Minister Of Peru at Washington and
Mr.. Seward, has been published. Tho notes ex
changed just before the sailing of these vessels Says
SehOr Garcia Garcia, under date Of Sept TO- 1863 to Mr.
Seward; HOnOred as was by an interview with you on
the sth inst, when you informed officially that Peru
could from the jurisdiction OF the United states
her ships OF war, UthO restriction condition OF any
kind esteem my duty to manifest to your Excelleney
the appreciation Of this fact and say that my Govern
ment Will welcome with much satisfaction this tes
mony Of consideration which the United states has been
ntiaaton OF your Exceencv, conferred on the same
day with ms the Secretary OF the Treasury and
lions TO be sentt the Collector at NewOrleans. ="
There doubt from this, that the monitors may be
directed at time toward the coasts OF Cuba and with
any nfracOn Of the rules Of honor And the proba-
btty OF such action Is so much the stronger now from
fact that Peru has recognized the Cubans as beger
ents and the matters IN dispute between taat country
ton and settlement seem to be now IN the same state as
As spain and the republic Of Peru wero not at the time
active hostility. Mr. Seward felt justified IN his action
Df tne sellleu law OF NATIONS. ~ .S s u
peclay and essentially 10 this state When that ceases
from whatever eli cumstance, II FOR only une then
equally ceases the duties OF neuras anu peace 49, VIII
reference 10 Them In every respect feestatShed dug
modified they previously we're by the existence OF
war; and exercise them during the time fixed for
fact shall be communicated TO them officially OF re-
newa OF hostihtes In case no te IS xea as 70 oS
erument that which conceded by Mr. Seward not as
a matter OF favor, but as right.
HAVANA GOSSIP.
| la Prensa says: "The instruction in Cuba
f. completely at end and It is expected that tran
quillty will soon be restored and confidence again be
felt in business circles But Cabeero de Rodas seems
TO think differently The first idea emitted by him was
to his friends Havana that $1,000 men were necessary
! TO put down the rebellion.
II Is reported in Havana that Gen. Lersund quite
lo tho isIam6. he rnhbed I'm, hands and fun of en-
| thusasm, exclaimed: Just as expected OF my lions
his companions raised up by me to the category OF decent
| persOnsP
reached Havana, when decree appeared In the Gdeed
cOntscaug the property OF Seniors Lamar and Alvarez
has found yet they are. The Government,
however VIII first con GScdte and then UHd he The
whole affair is laughabe. Some OF the detectives
employed at NewIOrk did catch the Spanish words
well upon the ear and reported Lamar instead OF LHus
and Alrare. lieu OF AtdrO AS the personally and
realty OF these gentlemen had already been conscaed
havana, IL Is not expected that the effects aud terra
I > o.
appropriated.
EXAMINATION OF GEN. GoICOURIA-TEsTMoNY
OF A TRAITOR-BAILING OF MESsRs. ALFARo
AND BAssoRA.
The examination in the case of Gen. Domingo
Gocouria was commenced yesterday afternoon before
| Commissioner Belts. The Courtroom filed with an
audience mainly composed Of resident CuOans who
thze with the cause OF the reyoluuoniss Assistant Dis
trlctAttorney b. A. Phelps said that the accused
charged with being engaged IN fitting out an expedition
I'm aid OF the Cuban revoutonsts, aud against friendly
power SPAIN with which the United states are at peace
Albert II. Winsow United States Deputy Marshal
| the first witness called for the Government. He
| testified: arrested Gen Gocouria on Monday, the
| 2sth OF last month"; arrested him the
Catharne Whiting, while che was lying In the stream
TO the Catharine Whiting on the steamtug East0n
found the General board and took him In charge. On
Of the General; the name Goicoura" was writ
ten in the warrant think showed the General the
warrant; Marshal Barlow showed him to me- and took
MI Henry W French called by the Government testified:
ra have known him for the last six eight weeks first
him at No II Broadway at the office OF the Cuban
Junta Committees was placed there Dy Soi 9 an my
business 20 send recruits TO No: CSC Broad1
wav. saw Gen. GocOuna the first day l
went to No. II he was In tho private room
OF the Committee; the room is NO 80. ana Is on the
second floor OF the building; have told the General at
while stationed at NO. II, that there
were parties outside who wished 70 see him. for about
three weeks prior to the time OF Col Ryans first arrest
saw the General at No II every day; parties coming
there would inquire for Gen. Golcouria from the time OF
Col Ryans first arrest, did not sec the General unI
snw him on board the Catharno Whiting; know OF one
ease where with Col Ryan to purchase goods for
the Cuban expedition and we found that Gen. Goc0ura
had before us; Gen. Gocoura gave me orders
time to and tell parties from whom goods had
been purchased keep them until called for the parties
from whom goods had been purchased were spencer ~
| Co. In Bceknan-st., and several others whom do
not remember l purchased goods by instruction
from Col Ryan, among the goods ordered we're emery
paper gunwrcnches, breech wrenohes, OIL saws mann
ners, hles-in fact regular gunsmiths aec0uteTmens
for repairing guns know Col Barron have seen him &C
No III broadway; heard him converse with Gen.
oicOuria the order Of Gen. G0lc0uria about the goods
ordered was countemanded by other parties and never
delivered II; the order OF Goeoura about the goods or
dered was given Col Ryan's first arrest went TO
Oicouria after that arrest TO know what should DC
done about the ordered goods. The witness, on tine
cross-exanfnaan SAID was oorn IN nrug SU
living; ] mechanic; nave never Deeh IN prlsoiS
make nothing but my living; became acquainted Win
Col Ryan soon after entering the CUBAN service III o
early part OF last month"; requested ne TO enlist
WAS first solicited TO give Information on thursday
forget the date last MONTH In Jersey Clty
Mr. Wheeler asked me- Wheeler Is about 70 years OF agS
who ought 20 know better than TO get into suoh Ih.
dangO" as in, end that IL he was In my place no
atey: he was friend would not have talked to me
I'm that way never him beore ne neither gave me
nor offered inc ANYTHING did ask for anything fron
him; subsequent interview was asked whee
nearly every day since first interview; saw Mr.