, 1869-06-12
THE DISORDERS IN HAVANA.

Harana tJun< . co,respondenos Of th< y77 York
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~ Ten VII Esmember that told you in ny last OF
Volunteers started At La8 Cabanas, WneEe tncy
were on duty, when the twenty Cuban passeurers
Of me captuIed English schooner GslFanic were
for Cuba The ,es de Cuba edltortaliy approveti Of
the conduct Of these men the next d1y, thus ndt-
70 as sso9 on the e
General Dulce For this the editor, understand
received an admonitton from his reforming ex.
sn,nuGn a. me Of The ress This
the Captain General. On Thursday TIC latter re-
celsed an admonit!on that on that evening, ln,me-
Ghrtett procession, certain parties, including
Senior Caatanon, the editor Of the Vo1 De C1.ba,
6acSea by some 1000 volunteers armed, would
possession Of the palace, and force him Is then
and there resign the Captain Generally. Strong
preventive measures quickly adopted seem 70
them to abandon their plans for the while; SO
Tnu1day parsed on without disturbances
c 0n Friday evening, General Dalce heard that
| against him; 20 on Saturday he summoned the
1rst, and Senores Suarez Vigil, Pueblo, and two
o. three others 70 his presence at the palace, he
Interview. This was not at all satsfactory to
either parties. Senior Castanon was 20 plain
| SPOKEN and defiant 10 General Dulce' that
he ready By Il O'Clock lie next dax to leave bY
The Spanish mall steamer that erehng for Spain,
WEG1e ne would ee placed at the disposition OF the
saured, Castanon aud friends left the pa1acc, md,
instead Of Preparing for the carly departure Of TIC
former, went about talking Of What had occurred
| al the palace md Of General Duce's order. By
this their friends were soon melted to defy tho
Captain 1encral'a authority. Hundreds OF volun-
| iecfs tod Castauon not to obey the order, that
| oil means, md SO the volunteers male really to
defend him, strong detachments principally from
the light infantry battalion, In which Castanon
holds the position Of Captain Of their own volitlon
ernl Dulcc heard Of ths, and became more en-
phstic and determined that Castanon should leave
on Sunday evening, md bis declaration that eiIvc.
being made public, the Impression spread 10 all
sides that collision must inevitably OCCUR Oh the
| nGEToT tttE;tcn Tie tlckers Of Scnor ClstAnon
SnI tto ma:lacs an! few regular troops at General
\ to laptt., aid dill net happen.
On Saturday evening telegram was received
| 81 Du!ss's resignation Us Captain General Of
Cuba, and the appointment OF General Cahellero
dc Rodas % his successor, who would soon be in
the Journals decreased somewhat the Hostility
| against Geucrol Dulce. 1t WAS apparent fron It
that he would be here In authority only short
might a:roTd % put up vita lis rule Tor lev days
The report given you In one OF my letters nearly
| month aEo. thnt he WIS determined to return to
gat1on Of volunteer ocers that requested his rci.
iGnation because his health was too bad to alloE
] him to properly attend to the duties OF hts
-pUsdon ami for other advanced reasons,
he told them that his Resignation vas
e.ery moment expected to hear OF its acceptance
MD the selection Of his successor, to whom, when
arrived, be would gladly tu1n over tho reins OF
caused f'y the telegram OF acceptance lei in:ucn.
tal Spaniads to interfere to arrange matters about
sshof Castanons received order to DO oI for Spain
Cd apology for the Language to General Dulcc was
Obtained from the Scnor, Whereupon the Captain
General was persuaded to rcsclul tue order Of
departure, anu so no disturbances occurred on
| Sunday, contrary TO general expectations,
The compromise Ccafe aud peace patched up
Tas sso of ,st.a slGrt duration on Monday General
arrived he1e from Trinidad TO give an account nf
Ei@ management Of atairs i'll his military division.
n7ys gysn so i1l Of as aare
ard villa Clara, and Of other dLllcult!es With the
authorities of Trtnlhst. SO many complaints were
ma.ie acast h.un TO Geueral Duice thas the latter
was lorued to order him 10 Havana to explain
| away tic accusations urged agains: h!E. Stiincr-
ous Letters to Nava?a citizens ant' volunteers
! Far:ies-al moro OF less abusive and conlen,-
major! OF hts past course IS Spanish 1naIu:-gen-
ral-preeedcl hin herr, End Unnamed the Spanish
lo.alists vc.J much against him, even before DC
i When tic Hav1na Volunteers tlr,l that tt had
come, they resolved u give h.ia telling demon.
cno,;nrt ~ .hs cnco WHY SSonueasson S " ~ ..ea
s,se tousaaa Or oTo eu assSruh, uon arai Il ti 1ha
Te.37ai L Ictcl.in which General Pa1acz ha,i taken
Ian1 st1enade from I'm pans, pots, Kettles horns,
sts.; III tst, ~ = sitna ~ en"1'suIa. 1ue a"lu aio
IL ut n Fila: :,iea,i, to ht1ssz 4 n:tr,ntsa
| very large crowd around the hotel. This ugy
serlnads lnstcd fuily an honr, hut In the while no
harn, was done 70 either person Or prope-ty zen.
near n nersouai,y nofce tee rn;1nt, -rinc .n,nf,
mcnts u to hia. II he aa,, 10 s.oubs but % KAT
he would have been immediately Killed. When
sNini inr &c mi t scmc one 70 asa
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