New-York tribune., 1869-06-26
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
orN. BUCETA SAVED FROM THE FURY OF THE
yoIUNTEERS-THEIR MURDEROUs SPIRIT.

sved from the violence of the volunteers by the in
tercessiOn of the Governor He is now concealed in
b;s city, and will be compelled to escape by stealth
The modified volunteers garrisoning Matanzas re-
Gently put to death a boy named Robinson, 70 years
Of age, the son Of a British resident He was
charged With carrying correspondence for the insur-
gents.
THE CINCO vILLAs-AID TO THE JUNTA.
Heavy skirmishes have taken place in the CincO-
villas district. 1t is reported that $50 Cubans and
200 Standards have been killed in these conflicts
II is known that large sums of money are for
arded TO the United States for the purchase of war
material and TO aid the Cuban Juntas in fitting out
expeditions.
RrCETA's ESCAPE TO NEW w-oRLEANs-CHoLERA.
HAVANA, June 24.-Gen, Buceta falsely reported
70 have been killed by his troops has gone to New
Orleans. The cholera has broken out in Guanta-
namo and vicinity. There were several cases in San
tago and the disease reported to be raging with
great severity in the interior.
MIsFORTUNEs OF THE SCHOONER GRAPEsHoT-
DEATH OF FILIBUSTERS.
About the last of May, the schooner Grapeshot
landed 40 men and a portion OF her cargo on the
Cuban coast While the boats were landing the
men, some of the passengers on board attempted to
rnn the vessel ashore, and fight took place with
the crew aud officers, in which the Captain of the
Grapeshot received a bullet in the leg The Grape
shot finally got rid of the whole party, and, without
landing all Of her cargo of stores, proceeded to
Turks Island, where she received clearance and
arrived on the 4th inst, at Falmouth, Jamaica.
The l5j packages of arms and ammunition remain
ing on board were seized by the Customs officers,
and the Captain abandoned the vessel The seizure
was subsequently declared Illegal and the Captain
has sued the Collector of the port and others for
damages
Several flbusters of the party which landed at
BattigueTi were executed at Santiago.
LOYAL ACTION OF THE VOLUNTEERS.
HAVANA, Juno 25.-The volunteer forces have of
their own free will given up the duty of garrisOning
the MORO Castle and Fortress Cabanas and will be
relieved tomorrow by naval force. They have
taken this action to convince the Home Government
that they had no idea of dsobeyng its orders, or of
opposing the new Captain-General, De Rodas
COL. AsHBY JOINING THE CUBANs.
HAVANA, via LAKE CITY, June 23.-COl. w, S. Ash
by, who was leader of Gen. Wade Hamptons
scouts in the late Rebellion arrived at Nassau last
Monday, on his way to Cuba
GEN. PUEBLO RELIEvED-CALL FOR RE-EN-
FORCEMENTS.
HAVANA. June %, via KEY WEST, June 25-Gen.
Pueblo has been relieved of his command, and has ar
rived here He reports that acknowledgements are
needed in the Cinco-Villas district
MORE FILIBUSTERs-THE SCHOONER LAHAvE.
Another expedition of flibusters has landed on
the Southern coast.
The schooner Lahave has been released, as a Brit
ish vessel and was tOwed TO Jamaica by her captor
Her captain claims eOO damages for each day Of her
detention.
THE MURDER AT MATANZAs-THE BRITISH
COMMODORE.
Commodore Phillmore has gone to MatanZas to in
vestigate the assassination of the English boy
a.. T1to uglig oh
there regards the outrage as evidence Of the ina
bility of the authorities to protect foreigners.
DEFENDING THE PORTS.
Active steps are being taken to defend Matanzas
and Cardenas by Spanish cruisers.
ANOTHER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEFEAT.
Advces of the 10th from Nueyitas report another
engagement between Puerto del Padre and Las
Tuuas The Spaniards 500 strong, under Gen. Fer
rer we're defeated lost teir convoy, and retreated
10 Tupas Gen. Ferrer sent for reGnforcements, and
they had been forwarded
EXTRAORDINARY MORTALITY.
HAVANA. June 25-Evening.-Reports Of the extra
ordinary mortality of the cholera and dysentery IN
the ranks of the contending armies in the field are
fully confirmed. Nothing is known about recent
military movements but il is supposed that all i'm
portant operations have been suspended ON both
sides Gen. Cabaero de Rodas is expected to arrive
here next Sunday
SPANISH DEFEATs-DIsEAsE AND DIsCoNTENT.
WAsH1NGToN, June 5.-Importantintelhgence has
been received from the Cuban revoutionsts by their
friends in this CITY, Since the battle of PuertO-del-
Padre there have been but two unimportant engage
ments in both of which the Spanish forces were de-
feated with the loss of over fifty in killed and
wounded. In one Of themthe Cubans captured pro-
vision train. The Cuban army is reported in good
condition. while that of their opponents is suffering
greatly from cholera and eongestive feveTs Disease
and discomfort are proving more destructive 10 INC
Spaniards than could have been accomplished by
most successful operations in the held Inc COM
manders find it difficult 10 maintain any organiza-
ton The feud between the regulars and volunteers
is growing more intense every day. and all hopes OF
settlement seem to be at an end Ihe volunteers
have complete control of the commanders, and out
RACES are being perpetrated at Their Ihsugatioh'
MOVEMENTS IN THIS CITY AND JERSEY CITY,
No further arrests of parties alleged 10 pe
connected wish INC Cuban movement have been made
sree these reported IN yesterday mornings TRIBUNE
Hisnou understood that ali who were indicted nave
been arrested and with the exception OF Col Ryan nave
given bail az present ~ LInIoMsI jan, ,inete
they are granted the privilege Of dining al PlIYae
table and have separate rooms 10 sleep III py lhe pay
ment OF stipulated sum. Nj Tracy; the naIuen, @ ~
fAyoraly spoken az by the Cubans They AaVe lAise
roon on fbe first floor as a sittngTOOm and under the
circumstances could not be more confOftaOe, o.. at.
Marshal Barlow denies that any e1PeaIU,h ht e' ACES
port either on Wednesday Thursday night Out uoes
not doubt that cargOes Of arms ana ,a &
left this city for Cuba visit TO Jersey Cy Lar. eEe Hi
disclosed nothing new startling. Az cooper nan
everything quiet The two hundred ana ouG & MIo ar %
stopping there behave themselves IN snch m e1
not 10 give the authorities any cause Tor afebuhg oI
peng them from the city. Last night some P"ies SoS
several kegs Of lager beer to the nall ci;ed tho
Al very late hour last night Information TeaSne so
Omcc OF TIE TRIBUNE that Captains uaIIls, beauan'
ana hannan soldiers SAID 70 pe Este6 nv Deputy