New-York tribune., 1869-06-11
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
LATEST NEWS AND RUMORs.
NEWS FROM sANTIAGO-THE FILIBUsTERs-

has been received from Sahu.sgO de Cuba up the
1tb inst All the regular troops had left for active
service in the field, ara the volunteers were guard
ing ,he city. The flibuSters who landed at the
BAv of Nipt had gone into the interior, taking the
road to Holgun.
TWAS reported that Col Thicker, who commanded
the flbusters brought over by the steamer San Sal
yador, had been killed.
GEN. LEsCA AND DE RoDAs.
HAVANA, June 1O.-The arrival of Gen. Lesca at
Cienfuegos has infused spirit into the campaign in
that section of the island, and several engagements
are already reported TO have taken place between his
forces and those of the insurgents. commission of
citizens Of Havana will 90 to Porto Rico and meet
Gen. Caballero dc ROdas, who sails to-day from
Madrid, and escort him to this city.
NEW PHASE IN CUBAN AFFAIRs-wILL OUR
GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZE THE CREATURE OF
A MOB i-THE ONLY GOVERNMENT THAT OF
THE REPUBLIC.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNB.l
WASHINGTON, June 10.-It is understood here that
the question has already been raised in regard to
Cuba whether, since the virtual deposition of Gen.
Dulce by the Spanish volunteers, there be any
Colonial Government with which our Consular
agents there or authorities here can hold official re-
ations The Spanish Minister here is known to be
very much troubled about the turn of affairs. Es-
pinar being only the creature of mob it Is deemed
questionable at the Departments if any issue is made,
whether he should be recognized. The Cuban agents
are not slow to take advantage of this as will be
seen at an early day. They are urgent in pressing
upon prominent persons here that no Government
now exists in Cuba but that of the Republic 1t is
ascertained fsm other than the Cubans that
the Republicans estimate that they have obtained
recruits in the United States, Mexico and the South
American Republics, to the number of 5000 men in
n NJ 4bot+ +batb hnnn furnished pXOprlencpd
officers from the United States alone, sufficient to
command the entire number from the colonel to the
subatcrn; and also that the aid thus derived from
the countries named is slight compared with the
assistance furnished in the line Of subsistence,
clothing ammunition, and arms. So great is the ac-
tiyy Of the Cubans in this country, and so con-
fdent are they of speedy success that efforts are
now made to furnish special information, as was
formerly the case, TO those in this city who have
been active iu support of their cause.
SPEECH OF THE LATE CAPTA1N-GENERAL TO THE
VOLUNTEERS-GENS. DULCE AND MENA CON
FESS THAT THE SPANISH CAUSE is LOST
MONARCHICAL GOVERNMENT PROPOSED.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA June 5.-The conspiracy reported in my
etter Goth ult broke out in the evening of the 1st
INST About 500 armed volunteers and some 5000
men coDgregated at the Plaza de Armas, clamoring
"Auera Duce!' Muera his wife the insmgent
"Muera Peaez p "Muera Modetp (the latter Colonel
Of Engineers), to which were added the grossest
insults ever uttered against the principal authority
Other volunteers meantime kept running through
the principal streets of the city, calling to arms and
elamorng, and they finally all formed at the Parque
and other principal points. Dulce, advised of their
proposed maneuvers. had previously ordered four
guns to the Palace, as we'll go men of the
artillery and engineer and so of the cavalry
corps. At about 10 o'clock a. IN. he appeared on
the balcony, and ordered the commander of
the cavalry to clear the Plaza and fire
If necessary to which the commander declined, not
outstanding his threats to order him to be shot
Upon finding he could not depend even upon the few
men he had round him, he retired until the next
morning 2d inst when he called for the cOones, OF
hcers and sergeants of each battalion On their ap-
pearance in the paTlOr of the palace he asked them
what they wanted After q minutes silence one OF
tho officers of the artillery corps replied "Our de-
sire is that you should at resign the command"
DClce said he would consult the Provisional Govern
ment and report within IS hours. The officer OBJ
iec.ed thus: General, that will not satisfy the
n 90 men under arms since last evening If we give
thrm such an answer, they will come here and COM
De- YOU to resign by force if necessary whereas, If
" carry the intelligence Of your acquiescence to
y ir wishes. none of them will moye.' Gen. Dulce
Ten told them. in dignifed manner, "When ar
ivcd in this island found it in blaze. In leaving
IL C- day consider it lost to the mother country,
irecisely through the process that caused the
IS Of our other possessions in America. You pro-
.,m the independence Of the island the moment
II decline submission to the lawful representative
. the National Government You may retire"
shortly after the resignation made to Ginoves
+ inar the Segundo CabO; and Dulce is preparing
70 cave to-day on the Spanish mal-boat Guipassoa.
4" had reported says my informant, the resIgna-
Ii to Rafael ClavigO, because such was the desire
Of he volunteers. They, however, accepted the Be-
gu do Cabo because he agreed to follow the di-
rections of their cOlOnelsD Such is the report
Of an impartial eyewitness Of the stan Oh Gen. Ga
yieo The committee appointed by the volunteers
i'm oediately teegraphed to Matanzas, Cardenas Sa-
qua and Remedies, communicating their success. At
/ o'clock in the morning of the Sd they compelled
Tho Governor of Matanzas to resign to Domingo
Leon They wanted to remove at once all the Gov
eminent employees there, and may carry it out.
reliable person from Matanzas yesterday told me
the people were worse of than we were here. They
had already formed q secret committee, and had
resolved to repudiate the Provisional Government
of Spain. By this time they must have done the
same at Cardenas, Sagua Remedies and other places.
The Governor Poitico here has rendered his resgna-
ton, being happy to get away, but they nave re-
queSted him to stay. Many other employees are dOhg
the same and are anxious 20 leave. Meantime Gas
tanon editor of the Voz de Cuba the Admiral OF the
feet and the principal officers commanding the vol
unteers and army with the SegundO CabO propose to
have meeting on Sunday, at TacOn Theater, to form
aProyisional Government Their programme would
be mOnarchical government and the maintenance OF
their property in slaves. All this Is going on thus
far without the least disturbance though it may be
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