New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-28
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
CONSUMPTION OF sPANIARDs.

CONSCRlPIlON VI 5fANlAhDos
HAVANA, July 27-The Governor of the juris-
dction of Trinidad has issued rigorous orders Obg-
ing all Spanards between the ages of 10 and 60 to
do military duty in the field corps while
persons unfit for active service to garrison the
towns. The press praise the measure, and demand
that it be made general in its application throughout
the island. The United States steamer Tuscarora is
cruising off the port Of Havana. She sent in boat
to-day for mails.
sCANDALoUs EXECUTION OF AN AMERICAN.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-Intellgence has been re-
ceived from Havana which goes TO show that an
American, named Carlos POlhamus, has been recent
ly shot by the Spaniards at lSanta Cruz. This ind
vidual was bora in Nuevitas but he was educated in
the United States and both he and his father are
citizens of the United States. The poor man was
seized in the night at about O'Clock p. m and the
execution was only delayed till the break Of day.
The Governor and Commander at Santa Cruz is one
Montaner, who laid hands upon everything that be-
Jonged to his victim, such as his clothing, papers,
money, &c, and he has managed, far as he could
to conceal his scandalous proceedings.
RELEASE OF THE STEAMER LOWELL.
BALTIMORE, Nd. July q. - The British steamer
Lord Lowell, which cleared from this port on Friday
last for Havana, laden heavily with coal and about
$50 empty sugar hOgsheads was overhauled on Satur
day evening off Cape Henry by the revenue cutter
Eortherner, Capt. MCGOWAN, by orders from Wash
ingtOn, on suspicion of beng engaged in carrying
arms &C. to Cuba in the interests of the revolution
lists. After thorough search, she was released,
nothing being found to justify her seizure.
THE CUBAN JUNTA-A CONTRADICTION.
,JusTS CENTRAL REPUBLIcANA DE CUBA PUERTO
hICOs NO u BROADWAY. NETWORK, July q, 1862 )
To the american Press: The Central Republican
Junta Of Cuba and Porto Rico begs to state that all
the reports published in the New-York newspapers
about discussions among It's members change in its
Presidency, and the appointment of Mr. ]. NJ Ma
cias are utterly false. The Office Of the Junta con-
tnues at No. Il Broadway, as heretofore.
J. s. BAssORA, Secretary.
IRISH REPUBLICAN SYMPATHY FOR CUBA.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the Executive Committee Of the Irish Ma
tonal Union Republican Association Of Tennessee in
the city Of Nashville, the 10th day Of July, 1869;
Whereas II is the duty Of all Republicans, lovers Of
liberty aud friends Of humanity who are true 20 their
own convictions and principles and Americans loyal
patty and the moral support which their recognition Of
beRerent rights would give TO all peoples struggling TO
throw of the oppressive yoke OF tyranny and assert
their right to e liberty and the pursuit OF happiness
and Whereas The people of Cuba engaged in a
struggle for liberty and independence under
grievances similar TO those against which the people OF
Tie United States themselves successfully rebeed In the
time Of Revolution, and seeking like governmental
objects, they have established by their govern.
occupying large of the country and Whereas The
disafeeton existing against the Spanish rule Is wide;
maintenance being plentiful IN resources and composed
of elements OF material and moral strength; and the up
rising so far advanced as 20 give fair and reasonable
security that IL maintain itself and gain cOnso-
dated, permanent authority and Whereas They have
duly accredited to the Government Of the United States
suitable and proper person. asking his recognition
the part OF the Cuban Republic It's representative
Washington City therefore be 1t
Resolved, by the Executive Committee OF the Irish
Union Of the State OF Tennessee
That His Exceency the President Of the United states
be- and he is most earnestly requested to recognize
belgerens the part Of Government, the people
OF Cuba in their present heroic efforts crush their y
rannca rulers aud establish for themselves free and in
dependent government based the principle of
liberty 70 all the Inhabitants Of the land.
Resolved, further That the Chairman transnNt COPY
hereof attested by the Secretary His EXceenoy the
Rresident, at Washington CITY. THOMAS MCKINLEY,
Chairman State Central TX. Committee.
THE DISBANDED VOLUNTEERS.
The greater number of the disappointed fiji.
busters still wandering the city without employ
ment and are for the part in a very dilapdatet
and express determination TO get the pay which they
sege 10 due them. The unfortunate issue OF the at,
expedition" is ascribed by many TO want OF concerted
eeton on the part OF their leaders The officers are
Gown quietly for the present. Tho German Company
Lhe ISL N u Z. g. l., about 80 In number, met at tn
Atlantic Gardens Monday whore they addressed
IA GefInan Dy their commander, Col Won Rapp He ad
Ylseo them TO dispense, and seek employment for TIT
present. but not 70 give up the idea OF serving In tn
AnAe OF Cuba The men appeared TO acquesce and dis
persed with lOw-muttered grumbhnRs The rich Cuban
appear to be sOured by the late failures and are unwn
~ relax their purse-strinRs.
THE NEW DOMINION.
ANNEXATION OR INDEPENDENCE