, 1869-04-15
THE CUBAN SITUATION.

A"z Sb0nN % QAA4uQ.
Captain Gcnerh D,lce will succeed in
conceallng tho weakness Of the forces at his
dispoaal for auppresaing the insurroction, If
it can bo doue by takiug brutal vengeance
on the few unhappy victims who fall into
his clutches, or hy high-handed violations Of
instinct Of Spanish commander ia to sup
pose that the world will judge Of his
strength by his nudacity and cruelty. Tho
world judges quite the other way.
The Now York Sun claims 10 have
denlL.s aud Trustworthy information
that tho entire Spanish troops now
availal,l6 for active service in the fold
arc only 10000 men, Of whom Valmaseia
has !, ,0oo men in tho Eastcrn Department at
Bayamo, Jig'mni nnd Mayari, MI interior
towns, and besct by strong bodies Of insur-
eunts- Lesca, tho chief spaniah oon-
handler, has 1000 ayailable troops
in tho Cent1nl Department, Of whom
3,o0O art in his immediate command and
aro shut up in Puerto Principe by the
Cuban General Quesada In tho Western
Department, Of which Havana is tho head.
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took tho1n BACK TO that port whAt hA
been tho fate or vhnt u the alleged oaene'
OF these men nc aaal aounsless learn b!
the next steamer. but, Whatever either may
t'c, the Outrage 70 me Amer'can nation 70
ma'ns the ZANE. 1t Is Precisely tho san''
net as Commodo1e Wilkes committed
IN taxing Mason and shde'l from on boars
On Ens1'ah ve."el' except that Mason ans
el'aeA we'e the aocFehted Ambassador
and Agents oi tho 'nsaf1eetaon, sailing from
rebel port on rebel ertnnd, vhho shcs
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