New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-05


inRton Congress- the American tide win be all
against us. need millions OF money at once" AS
for the rebels Col. ODaly, who is here recovering
from wounds, reports that the Spaniards give more
importance to the Yankees and the Junta than the
fighting Cubans do, the latter desiring nothing so
much as arms and munitions, and caring little for
cities OF ports long as they can operate on the
crops and the slaves. Anything but a prompt ar
rangement with the rebels will, he said, end in the
ruin of the island since they well able to carry
on the war, even by themselves.
Communications with Moron from Camaguey and
the CincO Villas have been interrupted for month
past. Lesca has been severely whipped on the road
from Villa Clara to Trinidad Cienfuegos is almost
besieged. Pueblo has evacuated the suburbs, and
with 1900 men has fortified himself in the churches
of Puerto Principe in which town chickens are now
worth 81 EACH The battalion of 900 marine infantry
which came with De Rodas is reduced to % men.
Three thousand Spaniards on the railroad and at
Nuevitas but the men are discouraged Valmaseda,
on reaching Santiago gathered 1900 men, and
ordered them to move.
The ohapelgorris. commanded by an overseer of the
slave-trader Zuueta marched to the pardO del Rogue
where they tied together with ropes common NAL
efactOrs some seven OF eight quiet prOperty-hoders
They then marched them on the road to Bemba, and
butchered them and robbed them. On both sides
of the railroad from Colon to Pamias are reported
some 400 bodies of men and children, assassinated
with like sayagery, and the report is deemed
authentic.
A WHOLESALE ASSASSIN ARRESTED-NEW RISINGS
THE ROBBER GARCIA.
HAVANA, Oct. 31.-FOur thousand and two soldiers
exactly have reached from Spain within the last
two weeks; but the situation looks fair for the
Cubans, as their food crop is good, and the Havana
people are taking in plenty of wounded. Wonderful
TO say, Gov Noval of Colon has been put in prison
for authorizing the murder of more than so propri-
etors without court-martial. and so Minister Be
ceTras recent instructions have been effective for
once-but to what extenti To add to the hopeful
ness of the Cubans the DiariO reports small rsings
near Guanajay and in the Vuelta-Abajo,
and similar news reaches us from Banes.
Every steamer brings up wounded from Santiago,
Government reports notwithstanding, and the new
from Spain are needed to the last quar-
teIs losses by fever and fire. In the Cinco Villas the
insurgents have COCO men, most of them armed in
the last few MONTHS hence the late commotion in
that neighborhood. The robber inswrecto Carlos
Garcia who came to Havana to receive $1,000 on con-
dtion of leaving the country has escaped into the
country again, and accordingly we have the rival
reports that be has been charged to kill Cespedes
and that he is recruiting more against Spain.
THE CUBAN BONDS.
The bonds of the Cuban Republic, which
have now been issued for time, taken with
parative freedom by the Cubans NewYorR, at from
about IS to the dollar The investment Of
course, is one which offers no immediate prospect Of
profit the payment OF the interest Is contingent upon
the Of the Cuban and the stability Of the
Government which the patriots may be able TO establish
Buyers are mainly Influenced by patriotism and
faith in the ultimate triumph of the struggle
for independence. The 5000 bond has
the chef upper Onethird OF which contains view OF
the stretching out from between two points OF land
with the rising the distant horizon. and large
key In the foreground on the dexter half OF the base
tho stripes Of the Cuban coiors crossing dagOnay
the sinister left quarter palm tree rising from
Of the shield is liberty cap Forming arch the
group is the phrase, La Republic de Cuba" and on
either side rectangular space containing the number
OF the bond. Under this Is dark circle,
with edge slightly scOlOped, on which the figures
5000 prominently engraved The lower half OF
the bond contains statement Spanish of its value
the authority by which is issued, the time aud
Morales Lemus, President OF the Central Republican
Junta OF Cuba and Porto Rico, well by Francis
Fesser and L. BarOXa the Treasurer and Secretary OF
the Junta neat, deep border, half an inch WIDE sur
rounds the whole broken only at the top by narrow
dark band bearing the phrase, in white letters, En-
presO de $40 100000" and at the bottom by circle
tanning embossed stamp. "Repubica do Cuba, 1862"
encrclug design very similar TO the view Ia the chief
OF the shield. The signatures are In manuscript as also
the letter ~" the number in the upper lefhand
corner On the side Is translation in English OF
the announcement on the face.