New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
CITBA.
A SPLIT AMONG THE CUBANs.

A SPLIT AMONG THE CUBANs.
HAVANA. April 14-Napoleon Arrange and other In
szurgent chieftains are heading party IN the Cen
frai Denartm.pt in opposition to Gen. Quesada who,
however, has the largest NUMBER Oh auherenS'
cousin of Gen. Cespedes has been killed near Mama
milo. Adyices from st. Thomas report the arrival
there of one of the Peruvian monitors.
RSrws FROM ALL PARTS OF THE IsLANDS-PRo o.
GRESS OF THE WAR FOR INDEPENDENCE.
The volunteers are organizing in the interior. Tho
Ior dc Cuba warns the public against over-cont-
aienoe in the termination Of the insureetion. The
sLGariO says the Spanish war steamers are watching
two expeditions which are expected from the United
States Casanova has not yet been released de-
cree authorizes the raising of one thousand ad-
ftional 0aardi0s to protect the plantations OF the
Western planters who are TO pay them. The latest
advices from Puerto Principe report the dearth OF
food A convoy had arrived from Santa Cruz under
guard of 900 troops They encountered 1000 insur-
igents in an lntrenched position on the road, and
after desperate fight dslOdged them. The troops
padmit n loss of killed and 20 wounded The insur-
txents in the vicinity numerous They have beef
land vegetables in plenty bu are without bread and
SpoWder. Santiago adyices Of the 9th report fight
ion the Isabel estate-loss insignificant Twelve
hundred troops had arrived from Batabano. Advices
arcu Sancto Spitus of the 9th state that Gen. Pueblo
3 TO and acting as Governor. He has ordered the
try stores to be moved to the nearest town.
sua dates of the 10th give information that the
Governor had had fight with Liebana. and that the
losses were heavy on both sides. dispatch from
Trinidad dated the 10TH says that thirty respectable
citizens had been arrested and imprisoned.
A SPANISH OUTRAGE AGAINST THE AMERICAN
FLAG-TwO CUBAEs FoRCIBLT TAKEN FROM
AN AMERICAN VESSEL.
WASHINGTON, April H.-COmmander +. 3. flhe-
brown commanding the United States steamer Mar
xagansett reports under date of the 9TH inst, from
Havana particulars of two passengers, Cubans,
haying been taken out of the American schooner
Lizzie Major ten leagues from the coast OF Cuba, by
the Spanish frigate Fernando CatalcO and imprs-
bned. The two persons were named Don Santiago
IA Annible, and Don Ramon s. Rivas. 1t seems that
hhey took passage on the Lizzie Major at Havana for
New-Orleans. The schooner touched at Remedies,
Aook in a cargo and sailed the Goth OF March for
her destination She was boarded the same day by
Ahe Spanish frigate, as above stated The prisoners
kyere carried back to Remedies and incarcerated.
sDne of them is lad about ten years Of age They
yere visited in prison by Mr. Stone the United States
consular Agent at that port, who made demand
fupon the Commandant of the Province for
l2beir release This the COmmandant did not feel
santhorized to do without orders from superior
tauthority The case having been made known TO
nIr Hall, the United States Vice-Consu-General IN
Cuba he has ordered thorough investigation to be
made. The ground of the arrest is said to be that
the names of the passengers not on the manifest
of the schooner.