The New York herald., 1869-06-24
NEWS FROM CUBA.

NEWS FROM CUBA.
The steamship MORO Castle, Captain Adams from
Havana on the 10th inst, arrived III the bay at late
hour last night. She was detained ten hours by a
dense fog, and at midnight was anchored in the
lower Quarantine.
The New York Herald and the Havana Press
The Situation In Havana-Dissension
Among the spauiards-Fears of Punishment
for Deposing Dulce-The Spanish CIub-The
Campaign I'm the Cinco viIIas-Number of
Insurgents-Trouble in Trinidad-GovernOr
Of Guines Removed-Riot In Madrusa.
HAVANA, June TO- 1869.
The news OF the arrest Of the Cuban Junta IN New
York has caused the greatest exhlaration among the
Spaniards here and corresponding depression among
the Cubans. Details Of the affair are anxiously
looked for.
The press OF Havana is in bad way. The full
page Of Cuban news In the HERALDs issue OF the 5th
the six columns in the 10th descriptive Of the revo-
luton OF the LIST, by which Dulce was disposed from
authority and practically driven from the island
with such details Of the insurrection, both from
Cuban and Spanish sources as demonstrated that
the rebellion here far from being suppressed, il
stronger than ever has called forth all Its bile and
venom, and the Preasa, Diario and Voz de CUBA
issue datribe Of abuse OF the HERALD and its cor
respondents, which has little force and elegance.
With the characteristic unfairness Of Spanish edi
tors they seize upon reported umors and represent
them given as facts and call on their readers to OBJ
serve the falsehOods stated The death Of Lesca pub
lished through the misinterpretaton OF telegram,
which stated that he had gone to the Cnco Villas
with the VascOngados, threw them into q very
ecstacy. Doubtless this combined attack has some
sinister object, which Will develop itself very
Meanwhile II need only be said that the foolish de-
NAL Of facts known to Oevery here will certainly
not bolster up the Spanish cause nor Will indulgence
in that feeling which causes the lef to be the first
to cry 'stop thief deceive the world n reference
10 AFFAIRS In Cuba.
During the past week tranquility has reigned upon
the surface IN Havana but nevertheless the elements
of discord exist and are threatening. The volunteer
corr s divided in reference to the best for the
interests OF the Spanlards on the island and though
the press anects TO consider everything moving
along smoothly It's constant appeals for
.'union' and avoidance Of excuses show that
it appreciates the danger. After the print
Ing Of the Manifesto TO the Nation" prepared
by committee Of the volunteers. In Justification Of
their act in deposing DuIce, and which was seized
by the police, hew dissensions arose. the eject Of
which VIII doubtless be to prevent any authorized
report OF the AFFAIR on the part OF the actors therein
ever reaching the metropolis. Meanwhile, AS ever
with a mob which has come to realize its
power. much fault is found with the "nrst
upon the most trivial grounds and
though from want Of union nothing Of the
those ready 20 su9sess resh removal not the fee
ing OF uneasiness Ia kept up by the uncertainty
TO the course of the incoming administration. Whe-
ther the actors IN the revolutionary drama OF the
LIST are to be commended or punished is the ques-
tion. Evidently the latter s feared: for among the
are constant rum0rs that the Cabahas
Is to be delivered over to the navy or the regular
troops; that the other fortifications are TO be
taken from their control, and they 80 placed In a
powerless position that they be controlled and
punished A constant suspicion Of authority, civil
and military ~ everywhere felt, and therefrom may
result an outbreak az any moment The TOz De cuba.
which, perhaps. equal to any one, influential I'm
bringing about the late revolution here appreciates
the responsibility 1t assumed and Is anxious to di
vide the burden as much rs possible.
summated by those OF Havana on the 2d
OF June rests on all the Spaniards OF the island and
is very great; but II be easily borne II, do
not doubt there exists the necessary patriotism TO
forget the past and consecrae attention entirely to
overcoming the common enemy, represented by
those hordes Of banditt which, like the hordes OF
way Excesses which, on other occasions, might be
excusabe, would at present ne deserving of the
highest punishment and the severest
demnaton OF those who interest themselves In
the good OF the country. IL IL often said, and
without foundation, that the people OF a country
soon take liking TO revolutions and tnat In growing
ungovernable. Therefore let us now demonstrate
either that this assertion IL untrue or better still
because II would be truth, that what has been ac-
compshed in Cuba has not been revolution
Wifi the leaders and representatives thus anxious
it may be Judged what Is the state of feeling among
the 6la6ses N rT-.--
The tusino EsDa1oi Spanish Club OF Havana was
likely 70 exercise a very important influence af-
fairs OF the island The following are the names of
the officers:-Presdent-D. segundo Rigal; Direct