The New York herald., 1869-05-28
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tn. war ou won,en--ssqnesirs;io Of Their
p..,s,,y-t.andiax Of Siaves--Anarchy In
a.. r,,erior-- snrn onism Between VOiun-
,,.r. mud ReaaIars-;iioomv Prospects Tor
'"' HAVANA. May 22, 1869.
The spaniard is not gallant, and his warfare
AGAINST his enemies IL carried on with bitterness
mat has no regard for sex. IL has been complaint
among the papers of this cy and OF other cities
the island that the ladies' OF Tho interior do not treat
onr sold,ers,' we'll They not careful to extend
them hospitahties and when questioned as to the
movements of the enemy never know anything
nbout them. am afraid that 1t must he admitted
that tho fair daughters or Cuba do not like the
snariarls and would not charmed they ever so
wisely which they do not. As usual thing the Of
fcers and soldiers have not treated them WELL LohO
cooned them up in Las Tuhas and placed them where
they would be the first target in base OF attack from
husbands sons and lovers outside. Mena shut them
up in Principe, with their children though starving,
and when some OF them escaped, threatened them
with council OF war If they did not return. Some
how they did not seem TO care for the council and
did not return, but ned TO the fastnesses OF the
forests, where the Spaniards could not lind them.
Lastly, the redoubtable yamsseda thunders out
against them, and tells those who are away from
home chat they must go 10 Bayamo or Jlenani-he
might have said Hong Kong. SO il Is that there Is
an antaeonism between tine Cnbanas and the Span
srs OF late the First Authority" of the island has
seen lit to take part this ite unpleasantness" the
more particularly something Can he made by it,
and by decree of the 2st announces that the estates
and properties of the following ladies are seques-
fered namely:-D Donna Soledad Zayas de Castellanos
Donna Carmen NJ. de Coas DonnaJoncepcioD Cas-
tellanos de Cas,ehanos. Donna Mercedes Montejo de
sherman, Donna lara IL. do Macias, Donna Rita "
lie CastelanOs, Donna Luz Yaerino, Donna NJ
Louisa Palma, Donna Rosario Palms, Donna Louisa
de Zenea, Donna Josefa Calero de ValerIn, Donna
Magdaeua Alayorga. Donna Joaquna de Truullo
Donna susanna santa Rosa. Donna Irene de Bade,
Donna Rita Horrultiner, Donna LUCIA de Vailente
Donna Regina Martinez, Donna Engenia X. de
Macas, Donna Emilia Casanova de Nillaverde,
Donna Mercedes ?. r. de Arcila, Donna Ines En-
Manuea Equlerdo, Donna Carmen izQuierdo; Sra.
dc Castillo Sra de lreiies, sra del doctor Morena
Srita- dc Zaldlvar. These VIII DC sold and the pro-
ceeds devoted to the patriotic and loyal ofcehoders
Sho come out from regenerated spain to make their
fortunes.
At the place and hour OF safe orcertan properties
belonging Don lgnacio Afaro sequestered by the
government, no oilers were made aud the CITY Gov
ern0r has ordered them TO be sold al auction without
reserve. lbe uncertainty as to the result OF the con-
test going on In tnis island causes capitalists to
government have great dlrflculty III realizing upon
u. The High Court OF Justice, by recent order,
SUMMONS suBdry individuals accused OF being I'M
pncates In the landing or some neg ioos at Punta
hOpoes y at ,So The date when the landing was erected
The otcia Sagete publishes the text of the postal
treaty recently aaie between spain and the North
defhlan ConleuelJion. Ii has long been subject
Spain and the Cnred States According to
an order OF the Captain General, dated the 2oth
Consul General of the Cnied states in Cuba, has
been authorized TO enter on te exercise of his iunc.
lions al taterta1 and until III, executive power of
the nation issues his exequatur Mr. Plumb enters
upon his duties Monday next and Mr.. Hall returns
10 Matanzas.
The Cadiz mail steamer Cansrias arrived at q late
hour on the 18Th, with 250 troops.
Through parties arriving from Remedies we learn
a m a n al yslfs
out that jurisdiction villa Clara, CIenfuego- ana
others. The insurgents are going about IN snail
bands, occasionally having slight skirmt5h with
The troors ana volunteers, in which few are killei
upon both sides. Neither party has any respect
lOr law; murders are daily almost hourly, CON-
United, and "he was an iasurrect" or "ile was a
Spanlard,n referring To the victim, forms an all
sunchnt excuse, and no investigation follows. hob
berry and outrage are the order; Is safe. The
foreigners dare not stir out alter nlghtia ASsass
nations follow on private enmities aud so un-
punished. The whole country iS terrorlzed and ali
who can get away are hurrlealy leaving.
An intense antasonism is growing up between the
troops from spain aud the volunteers throughout
the liland. The latter representing tue shopScep-
ers are only Interested the preservation OF their
kept In the towns anu cities doing little or nothing
In the field. The otners coming out from success
fu revolution, are only alive 90 freedom, glory aud
the national integrity, and amid the hardsh hips and
dangers OF the feld are impatient with the selfish
ness OF their citizen compafriots with their easy
duty, their handsome uniforms ana three meals a
day. so intense Il this feeling becoming that an ul
Innate outbreak Is feared II something de.erninate
IN the war Of insurrection does not soon follow.
For some tine past 10 has been understood that the
Captain General was about visiting trinidad Glen.
fGesos ana other citles along the coast, and sangne
SpanlardS have pfOpnesled the most beneficial re-
tllts thererom. Tie stale OF his EXcelency's health
WILL however prevent the journey. II stated that
he Is afflicted with iarge tumor, which draws very
severely upon his strength
Iheuailurc Of certain prominent hOuses In New
York connected with the trade OF this island has
created much dismay and materially increased the
want OF confidence here. Commcrclai matters are
getting into very had way. II cannot be disguised
that next month i hSely 70 inau2urate period o.
great misery. The bulk Of the sugar crop will have
gone and The money disappeared from the Island.
Hundreds OF stores and other establishments have
already closed owing 10 the enormous burdens and
expenses, Without any sales. The Sp3ulaIds have
managed 20 drive the Weather Cubans out OF the
Island, and they are now spending their money IN
foreign lands. The citizen sodlery are beginning
10 realize ths, aud, with the falling or OF all their
prOnts aud even the means Of support OF many OF
them, IL ls hard say what may follow. The rev.
enues, too must fall short OF The estimates, espec!
ally as to import duties. As VIII he from the
shlpplDg reports the arrivals have fallen on enor-
mously. There are scarcely any American vessels
In port. The government VIII soon be III great
straits. despite the funds ~ out Of the seQues
tratlon 0i property. The expenses will increase
rather than otherwise, and In every point ~ view
the prospect looks very gloomy.
SPANISH ACCOUNTS.