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New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
DISPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL HovF--spAs,u w.

DISPATCHES FROM ADMIRAL HOFF--sPANIsu ny.
PEDITIONs TO THE NTERIOR-THE cUBAss
OFFER NO REsIsTANCE-QUEsADA INTENDs
TO oBsfRUcr THEIR RETURN-CoHsULAR
DIFFICULTIES AT CAIBARIEN.
WASHINGTON, May s-Dispatehes were received
this morning at the Navy Department from Admiral
Hof, dated off Havana April so and May Since his
last dispatch of the 9th ut.. no further news of
great Importance from the interior has been received
On the 18th Of April, 1,S00 troops, commanded by
Generals Letona and Escalante arrived at Nueyitas
from Villa Clara, and the day after General Lesca
appeared at Nuevtas very unexpectedly with l.0O0
men from Puerto Principe, having started with 2aO0
and left detachment on the road They reported
resistance the march, although large bodies Of
insurgents were posted on the high ground
some distance from the road Numbers OF
wellconstructed trenches, breastworks, dftches
&c, were visible. The 1900 men con.
centrated at Nuevitas, among them 1900 Catalan
volunteers, recently from Spain, were to commence
operations on the railroad between NueYtas and
Principe Immediately. About 1900 started on the
23d, conveying provision trains. This expedition,
under Gen. Lesca, is to repair the road temporarily
get cars along, and provision the troops at Principe
who said to be on half ratiOns. 1t was reported
that Quesada, theI revolutionary leader purposely
allowed the Spaniards to march without opposition
from the interior 20 the Seac0aSt, Dut INTENDED 10
obsruct their return and If possible capture their
provision trains. Dr. Simmons is still confined at
Principe accused of circulating insurreetiOnary pro-
clamatOns and giving aid and comfort TO the rebels.
Gen. Lesca has stated that the doctors life was
spa:ed because he was an American.
The Rear-Admiral forwards reports from Lieut.
Commander T. II. Eastman, commanding the Penob.
scot dated the 2Sth of April, at Cay Francis, the
anchorage for the ports of Remedies and Caibarien
The prisoners taken from the Lizzie Major and sent
to Cabaren had been released The Spanish authori-
ties at that place had offered no couTteses faci.
ties to the PenObscOt is customary on the arrival
of foreign veSsel-perhaps more from Ignorance
than design. The United States Consul at CaibarieH
had been informed by the Governor at Remedies that
he must not hoist the flag of the Consular Office
again. In consideration of the condition of ailairs
in that country where American citizens are holding
over two millions Of property and in fear of injury
from the volunteer forces Lieut-COmmander East.
man has concluded to remain there for some days,
A Cuban named s. B. Wales, who claims to be an
American citizen, was undergoing tral on charges
preferred by the volunteer forces, and II was e1-
pected, would soon be sent to Havana for sentence
The accused had no evidence with him OF being an
American citizen, but had written to the United
States for it. The Rear-Admiral had requested the
Captain General to allow the American flag to DC
hoisted over the Consulate at Caibarien.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
DUITE,c SPIES.

The Cubans are engaged in desperate strug-
gle for the practical establishment of their right
to govern themselves They are much fewer
than our Revolutionary fathers were, and their
country is far smaller; but then of the Ameri-
cans Of 1776 a full third were Tories, while we
never yet saw or heard of a native Cuban who
was not intensely hostile to Spanish DONNA
ton. The wrongs and outrages to which the
Cubans have been subjected by Spain are In
finitely greater and more grievous than those
which impelled our fathers to sever the tie
which bound them TO their mother country /;
and, while even the signers of our Declaration
of independence, though they pOintedly con-
demned Slavery, held on to their slaves till
death, the Cubans are fighting openly, nobly
under the flag of Freedom for All. In view of
these facts, we see not how any one can plaus-
IDLY profess to approve of the struggle initia-
ted by Otis, Warren, Franklin, Patrick Henry,
Adams, Washington and Jefferson, yet condemn
that whereof CespedOs is the head.
Very naturally, the sympathies of our people
that is, of those who have any sympathies-
arc with the Cubans. To the popular appre-
henslon, this is reproduction of the bloody,
terrible struggle whereof Belgium and the Low
Countries were the arena, and which eliminated
in the recognition by Spain of the indepen-
dence of Holland. Phillip H., Alva, Alex
ander Farnese, are the forerunners of Dulce
and his ruthless Generals indeed, we remem-
Der no proclamation of Alva so inhuman as
that recently Illuminated from BayamO. The
triumph of Spain over the Cuban patriots
would be followed by tortures and butcheres
calculated 20 sicken the heart and chill the
blood of any American who is not absolutely
fiend. So palpably just and pertinent are
these considerations that we mover before knew
public opinion so heartily unanimous in this
City on any question of foreign politics as it is
in favor of Cuba as against Spain.
What must be thought then, of the journal
which boasts, like The World, of its devotion
TO the principles of democracy and self gov
ernment, which makes itself the tool and con-
yenience of Spanish bigotry and despotsm-
which habitualy spies and pimps for Dulce
and his satellites, blazoning the namc, arma-
ment, force, and destination, of every vessel
that leaves our coast which it fancies in the
Cuban interest, thus putting Dulce in posses
sion by telegraph of all the information that
can be gathered, by every sort of eaves-drOp-
ping, that may enable him to intercept and
capture the patriots fresh supplies of men and
munitonsf If two or three hundred of our
boys, who have left fathers and mothers,
brothers and sisters, behind them, shall in con-
sequence be subjected to butchery by the
garrote, will not The World have incurred a
fearful responsibility
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overture whether from the Association itself
or from its City organs. We now respectfully,
but most earnestly, call on Mr.. Bryant to take
a duly certified list of the contributors to the
funds of his Association to the meeting to-
night and give copies thereof to all the re-
porters present. If he declines or neglects to
do this, an attentive public will draw the in
evitable inference. We ask The Springfield Re-
publican and other journals that have gone
into disgustful Mysteries at the suggestion that
British Gold" bore any part in our Tariff
controversy to note this request and the re-
sponse which it shall elicit.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

We are not without hopes that at the last
moment one or more Democratic Senators may
vote against the Assembly tax levies. Henry
c. Murphy owes Tammany Hall nothing. He
denounces the levies in private. VIII he not
act according to his known conYictions2 Ed
wards Of Queens is an honest man. Will he
not dare to do rightl Banks Of Albany is
young. Corrupt Tammany cannot always rule
even the Democratic party. Nichols of Buffalo
is honest and Independent. We hope for one
OF more of these men.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

The Free-Traders announce City Meeting
for this evening, at which Mr.. VIM. G. Bryant
and Mr.. Edward Atkinson of Boston will speak
We ask them to improve this opportunity to
enlighten the public on point which it seems
to us that they cannot afford to ignore-this,
namely:
Some two years ago. when their Association
was just settling down to its work, Cleve-
land paper intimated that its funds were largely
contributed by foreigners interested in the
cr1ppling Of American Manufactures. This i'm
putation was repelled and resented by Free
Trade organ in this City as implying heinous
wrong on the part of the Free Trade AssOcia-
ton. The TRIBUNE (hitherto silenO now inter
posed its moderating, soothing counsels, suggest
ing that further unseemly wrangling and hard
words might be precluded by simply
making transcript from the books of the
Free Trade Association of the names of all
contributors to its funds, tcih the amounts sub
Sert6ed or paid by each, and giuing the list TO the
public and, not wishing to do good work bv
halves, we rendered the use of our columns for
the gratuitous printing of this exhibit, if the
ol1. -..s Assoclauon wouIu certirv IN tho;r
honor that 1T was accurate and complete. Tho
Free Trade oracles were thereupon struck
dumb; and, down to this day, we have been
unable to elicit any response to our friendly
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Wall-st. and the British importing interest
demur to Secretary Boutwelrs set determina
tion to carry out the law and reduce the debt.
Hence, we recommend some brave words ut
tered by the British Finance Minister not long
ago. Said Mr.. Lowe: "I can only say, with
"all respect to the money market, that it must
take care of ITSELF" and again, IF gentle
men cannot see what is coming after such
full notice. it will be clear they mistook their
60 morkptD
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
MEErINGs. -.

The anniversary exhibition of the New York
Institution FOR the Blind will be held at stoinway Hail.
Thursday evening
An entertainment for the benefit of the
Rose Memorial Home" Industrial School No IL TO be
given at steinvey Hall, this evening.
49, A convention Of representatives from eleven
Divisions 2l the sons Of Temperance held at their
headquarters, corner OF EghteenthS aud Eightb-ave
Saturday evening last The convention aDproye the
call for State Convention 10 be held n Syracuse on the
LIST day OF June next believing that the lines
crisis demand more thorough o., ynn,1 -. .- sno
iEanon OF h y1s mon Of ths sts,s or
Rressye acton against the liquor traffic ma ioI ~
tee OF three was appointed 20 arrange for
yenton 70 choose delegsles 20 represcIt fhs IA Son @
County Of New York In this Convention wv Wy ana
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

The very remarkable pastoral letter of Arch
bishop Spalding will attract general attention.
The attention to the colored race which
il enjons is in the well-known line
of action adopted by the Church. The de-
nunciation of infanticide, and the effort
to trace it to secular education, will receive
less general approval, and will provoke curl
Gus contrasts with the other views expressed
on the same subject by the lady lecturer whose
remarks are elsewhere presented.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Great Britain appears to have assumed the
responsibility in the Mary Lowell case, and to
have demanded redress of the Spanish Govern
ment at Madrid. 1t does not seem likely that
Spain will either hesitate to apologize for the
ofense, or to repeat it at every oppor-
tunity. Madrid will do the apologizing; Dulce
will keep up the illegal searches and seizures.
The arrangement works well enough for a
short time; but it cannot last
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

There is still bare chance for the passage
of the Two-Tier Railroad bill. 1t does not
seem that any corrupt organization is opposing
it, The delay and danger of defeat appear to
arise solely from the inability of the project to
pay its way through. Cannot those Repub-
licans who have sold out to Tammany
be persuaded to make some slight atonement
for the wrong they have wrought, by simply
getting out of the way of this measure
Have MT they made money enough There
isn't any in this, one way or the other why
not show freak of generosity and let it pass
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Spanish naval officers seem bent on pro-
yoking trouble. Admiral HOff complains that
they are in the habit of searching American
merchantmen in neutral waters, for deserters
or contraband of war. A little knowledge Of
history would enable them to understand that
the United States, when weak, would not per-
nit this, and q little common sense would
teach them that it is very dangerous expert
ment to be practicing now.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

The substance of the communications be-
tween our Government and the Spanish Min
lister at Washington is scmi-oilicially an
nounced. Complaint has been made that ex-
pediticDs against Cuba are fitting ont on our
soil, and instructions TO the proper officers to
intercept them have been Issued.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

the price of our bonds. His power is grn"...t
his opportunity such as no man has enjoyed
since Hamilton; we trust he viii prove every
way equal to his position and its large re-
Guirements, and that his c5untrymen viii bless
him as the man who reduced the interest of
their Debt from 0De Hundred and Thirty to
less than One Hundred Millions per annum,
and thus created the means of paying off the
principal in less than a half-century.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

-. man. giving his name as Mathew Wreath,
% ySsteIuay arrested at Scranton. Pa suspected OF
walc ws.er Gap. ~ WV D'''
.The steamer Colorado sailed from San
francisco Tor Panama on Saturday, carrying s6o0OO Ia
treasure OF which sl92OOO Is for HowYork s9t for
England $4,000 for France, t2ja,OOO FOR San jose de
Guetauia. and $4,000 for Panama
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
SEIZURES by REVENUE OFFICERS.

ST. LOUIS May 0.-Several lots of coffee and
pepper in the hands OF different merchants wore seized
yesterday by tho United States Marhal for the alleged
payment OF duty. The articles 10 s stated were re.
shipped from Eow-York IN bond. and they came here
through HewOrleans 10 is also alleged that large guam.
titles OF coffee have been shipped from New orleans since
December last consigned tO Lewis, Manson Il Co, by
whom II has been sold to Obbers here without the kuow
edge Of It's conraband character 10 ~ further stated
that there large quantity OF cOntraband sugar in the
city which will be seized this week
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Tonight Miss Kate Field, whose performance
as a public lecturer in Boston and Brooklyn
has received such wide commendation, is to
make her debut before New-YOrk audience
at the Theater of the Union League. She is
sure of crowded house and cordial reception.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
TVetui11ork Daily Gribmtt&
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1859.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Business Notices.
FIFTH PAGB.
Albany News.
Foreign News.
seoular Education.
The Maryland Homicide
Music.
The Drama.
The state OF Trade.
Marriages, Deaths; anu
Funerals.
Special Notices.
SIXTH PAGE.
New Music.
Book Advertisements.
Real Estate.
Real Estate AdV'msnts.
SEVENTH PLQB.
Advertisements.
EIGHTH PAGE,
Religious.
The Fenian Chiefs.
The May Anniversaries.
Home News.
Latest Ship News.
Advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

thus an event not merely in the annals of our
own growth to national greatness, but IN the
history Of progress in Human Civilization.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
A Republican City Convention assembled in

A Republican City Convention assembled in
Providence L. tho 7th inst aud after dsposing OF
several contested seats nominated tho following ticket
for city officers
MayorQeorge L. Clark.
City TreaSurcr-BeDja jamin JrDp.
City SOlictOr-Charles III. PltkhurSt
superintendent OF Health--D. l.dp.in VI. Snow
Overseer of the Poor-George w. " MIshtman.
Harbor Master-DaRiel JOslin.
After the determination OF the question of eontesng
delegates and before the nominations made. small
minority Of tho delegates withdrew from the Convention
and uniting With tho contesng delegates who had failed
.. obtain seats formed boilers convention This body
then nominated Thomas A. Doyle tho present Mayor fOc
reelection, filling out the ticket with the names put for
ward by the regular Convention.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
WEEKLY Tribune handed To-Day Price 81 per hSs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
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EfpGT PIGE.

FIRST PAGE.
Tho Pacific Railway.
Washington Dispatche
Domestic Tel. News.
SECOND PAGE.
Eew-YOrk Legislature.
Counterfeiting EItraordl-
nary,
Book Beer.
Theft OF Bonds.
The Reade-st. Fire.
Inquests.
General Notes.
The Courts.
Money Market.
THIRD PAGE.
Markets.
Ship News.
Advertisements.
FOURTH PAGE.
Across the Continent.
Our Financial Condition
Who Dares Sell Himself
Dulce's Spies.
Editorial Paragraphs.
The Cuban Revolution.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Thee IS5truDsu Madame P1REPLROL Mil LoUsh
KELLOOO. Miss ToPP B. MILLS ~ PAETRoE. HAARI
sASDEEsOS Gao p BRsTOv C. HoPENs PELSsi Sad
considered By every musician Of note the
BEsr Piano MANUFACTURED
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
INSECT P0wnHp

How 20 TILL TEE GENUINE AKCLAProf LYoS Win. travel
ing in Asia discovered flower which when powdered ,as s. 70
kud Of Insect from Coeksaeh aF he protected bis ds,ev,y
BY ers pa'eu goensnt medals k pat bis Signature opA every
aasf Of the article nd hsmed LToS AAoNETo ISsHCr PSWDER
impaired bis secret to one bat his Iueesssor.
Purchasers Of Insect PowdsShd nGs in GnOs. sIery house
to u that they not deceived by worthless usus and
eO5HssiG The hgHas%s E Lyon the purchasers VusrsHss
IoOi sharp and Insect Powder docs no, bear II
may be DrugEstI and Family Ssret cent per task
Depot No. 81 PsrLrOwAH
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

CEDAR CAMPHoR for Moths. New size, 5Oc.
DrpEgiSs hIJeM IsEoD 3 HAREn BoSton.
STRREOsCOPIC VIEWS or THE HOLY LAND.
SOC Lbgle, O. 50 psr do,sa. 81 per set Of 90
N.pd fer e,t.logbs VIZ D EOLNRs 20 55 BresdWsy ~ T.
DIR. PALMER's ARM AND IrG THE BEsr."
1888 s7s BVsT r. 1909 Clssin-t st. 81 GrssH Bssiss
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
WEBER
Piano PORTE WAkEEOOMI
REMOVED TO
REMOVED TO

Eu1H.AvI, CORNER o. srIrEHxTzsr.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

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without a Good Digestion

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would
Perhaps IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
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worse for him. HIS incredulty dooms him TO a
lite of misery. All the luxuries which wealth
can purchase are at hi. command. Not one Of
them can give him pleasure. His own irraton'
al obstnacy is his bane
The masses, happily for themselves, are less
skeptical There is such thing as bigo,ed I'M
belief, as well as bgoted credulty, and gol-
den mean between the two, which men and wo-
men who are gifted with common sense adopt
and profit by. These are the class that pat
ronize and recommend HOSTETTER'S BIT.
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Simply because they have not been too much
the slaves Of senseless prejudice 10 give it a fair
trial, and have found that when all other tones
stlmuants and stomachies failed, 1t produced
the desired effect.
"Strlke, but hear" said the Roman sage,
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"Doubt, but try" says the man who has been
cured of inJigestiog, or billiousness, or inter-
mitten, fever, by the Bitters, as he relates his
experience of the medicine TO his invalid
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of life, and approved by the people at large,
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NEW GOODS
AT THE
LADIES RE,
FOR
SPRING AND SUMNER.

WE have Just returned from the Philadelphia
w and Baltimore markets with large and
well selected stock Of DRY GOODS AND NO
TONS. We name in part as follows
DRESS GOODS-Plain, Striped and Chene
Poplins, Lenos Lustre's, French and Jaconet
Lawns in great variety. Also Plain and Stri-
PEG DeLains, Piques, &c.
MOURNING GOODS-Bonbazine Double
and Single Width; DeLaines, Alpacas, Crepe
Moret,s, Lawns, Ginghams, English Crepe Wells,
Gloves, sc.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Cslicoes, a very
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5.4 and 1914 Sheetings; Bleached and Unbleach-
ed Cottons, Shifting Stripes, Drills, Table Dia-
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WHITE GOODS.-Plain, Plaid and Striped
Cambrics; Plain and Plaid Nansooks, Swiss,
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.EOTIONS.-Hoop Skirts, the new Spring
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Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs, Invisible HAIR
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GOODS FOR FUNER.4LS.-Orders for
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Persons in want Of any Of the above goods
will find it to to their advantage TO call and ex-
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been bought stree the recent decline, for
CASH, and we are confident that we can offer
bargains,
~ Remember we consider il no trouble TO
show goods. TERMS CASH.
Thankful for past favors. we solicit liberal
share Of patronage in the future.
RICHARD WELSTANS.
April II, 1869. Il
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