New-York tribune., 1869-06-03
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
CONFIsCA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RIoT-A HEAVY
BATTLE WITH THE FILIBUsTERs.

HAVANA. June 2-The property conhscated be-
tween the 18th of April and the lst Oh June mas
produced $4,000 The city has been terribly eActeo
since yesterday. The volunteers are armng' serious
riots are expected. heavy engagement mas IaAen
place between the Spaniards and insurgents on the
peninsula between the bays Of Nipe and Banos' Inc
official report received here announces that the iour
cannons, and all the other munitions brought By the
ilibusters, captured.
EsPINAR ACTING AS CAPTAIN-GENERAL-IM
PENDING DISORDER.
HAVANA June 2-The agitation in the city has
partially abated. Captain-General Dulce resigned
this morning. and Don Espnar is Acting Captain
General and will continue to be 50 until the arrival
of Gen. Caballero de Rodas. the city is tranquil,
but disorder threatens to break out at any moment
as the volunteers are greatly incensed against Gen.
Pelaez who has disappeared, and whose whereabouts
is unknown. A feeling of great anxiety peryades
the city The Vascongade Volunteers arrived in the
port to-day.
CUBA AND THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICS.
WASHINGTON June 2.-It is here believed in we'll
informed circles that Spain will resent the action Of
Peru, in recognition of Cuban belligerency unless
friendly mediation is offered in the whole question
at issue. The South American Republics, and Chill
especially, together with Mexico. will be disposed to
take part against Spain. In the last five years there
has been tendency to diplomatic union among all
these Republics against Spain. The feeling in all OF
them is hostile to the mother country
SPANISH VOLUNTEERS REPoRT-ADMIssIoNs
OF REBEL sUCCEss-MERCANTlLE DEPREs-
SION.
Spanish volunteer writes to Cuban friend In
New-York at date Of Havana May %:
write you again to-day strongly impressed by the
successes which have occurred during these last days
The insurgents, who according to Government reports
aud the notices and comments OF the press were reduced
to the most complete mpoency, show that they are
stronger and more numerous than ever Inc battles Oh
according to reliable reports routes for tho Government
and we have, besides expeditions coming from Nassau
fused among all classes OF the population Spansh sad
knowledge Of the actual situation more especially among
us who see our officers preparing TO leave the ranks for
other than that the thing nsurrectoD grows
much worse the contrary OF that which our % e
movement but IN the same breath asks Tor re-
endorsements from the country and from Spain also
suppose you have heard something OF the movements
Of certen public benefactOrs here audng TO the depu
ration gone 10 spain with reference TO the cOnhscatOn
business and likewise OF certain proposition discussed
IN junta which is neither more nor less tban safe OF
the island II being as Is supposed te 9ny Wa way ~ a
confess o Won frankly that there is most extraordI
nary pressure upon and should not be surprised u
the volunteers, among whom am counted one under
the preext certain veteran officers being placed over US
i'm place OF the deserng Chiefs tired and WORKOUT as they
were by the swindle that the volunteers say sh0nd
ali AT once make a bold stroke against this mpOtent Gov
eminent putting themselves under the Tor excused
of the conscatbn and death which the Cubans should
they obtain their freedom would be apt TO aunch upon us
The insurrection is as the mangoes all directions
abundant The mercantile situation Is grave, nasnuch
AS no one trusts any neither is there any confidence
felt between man and another; nothing Is solu
neither can anything be collected because the lnsurrec
ton IA the most magnificent preteXt IN the world for
refusal paw and. moreover, he who has dollar IN
happy land Unfortunately it Is too this
try is ruined for all Of us for long time TO come
THE CUBAN ENVOY IN PERU.
Our correspondent in Lima, at date Of May IA,
writes as follows, respecting the Cuban Envoy to
Peru:
Don Ambrosio vallente Commissioner from the Revo-
luonary Government OF Cuba arrived here the sth
lust His mission twOfOd-One TO seek recognition
and furthermore funds 10 carry on the The first
object received the attention Of special Cabinet C4nnS
friends Of Cuba, aud doubtless Peru will give aoundan..
Don AmbrosO II Of the celebrated Cuban lawyer
Don Pornro Vaente, who present s in England for
the same purpose The press OF Lima have placed the
hospitality Of their columns at his disposal
FROM GREAT INAGUA IsLAND--LANDING OF MU-
NITIoNs OF wAR--A STEAMER TAKING ON
MILITARY STORES FROM AN AMERICAN
CHooNER-DEsTINATIoN UNKNOWN.
BY the schooner Mary Kelly, just arrived from
Inagua the following particulars have been received The
schooner sailed from the island for Newfork on the lth
ut There was the port the steamer Dominican, IeIe-
grafo, and All American schooner the Champion.
The latter vessel had sailed from Boston United states
The Champion and the lying side by side,
and the cargo was being rapidly transferred from the
former 10 the latter vessel. There were several
cannon, o good number Of small arms, aud
large quantities of powder and other material
OF war; 1t was supposed by some that the Tele
grafo would take this cargo TO st. Mares In Hayu'
where the rebels against salnaves Government had
depot Of military supplies, but there was Also suspi
cous r,lmor 70 the effect that a French manofwar was
of the coast Of the island the watch for suspicious yes
sells SUCH for instance might be en route for Cuoa
and carrying munitions and supplies TO the Insurgents
There were no men aboard the steamer except the ON
GERS and crew. and the fact that she cae over from s
Mares would Of itself settle the question OF her des
nation Tho impression created upon the minds OF the
peope at Inagua. that the TELEGRAPH would return
Immediately TO Mares. but it is quite as probable that
she was about proceed 10 the coast OF Cuba more es
pecially as the movements IN Hayu amount 10
nothing at present and both the feelings and active
support of the Haytans aud Domnicans are all with the
Cubans.
THE QUAKER CITY,
The steamer Quaker City formerly the Colum-
bla is st detained in this port under the writ OF n'
junction issued at OF the Spanish Consul III
hscity but the Revenue cutter Mcclellan has been Win
drawn and expected that the vessel Will soon De re-
leased as IL will be impossible for the Consul 10 SUSTAIN
the libel which he has flied against her In the United
states District Court The officers Of the Quaker City are
making preparations to leave on the loth lhsI
TIE CUBAN FAIR IN NEw-YoRK.
The fair got up by the members of the Junta
Patrotca de Cuba this city, to raise funds In aid OF
Cuban independence, and which was opened at Apoho
Hall over five weeks ago, was brought to close last
evening when most OF the articles that had not been dis
nosed OF were sold at auction There was numerous
attendance Of ladies and gentlemen, and no lack OF ou
ders for the fancy goods offered for sale These were OF
ouite varied character, the display including paintings
epgravings, photographs handsomely bound books
bousehod ornaments OF different kinds, and kniek-
knacks Several costly articles Of ewery were disposed