New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
THE MISUNDERSTANDING NEAR TR


Bay of Nipe have effected junction with the forces
of Quesada The troops have had several skirmishes
| with the insurgents recently near Trinidad.
The City of Havana is quiet
MORE FUGITIvEs-TELEGRAM FROM MINISTER
| ROBERTS AFFAIRS IN TRINIDAD SLAVE
| SHIPS.
| HAVANA June Z, via Key West, Fla, June 9.-The
| emigration of Cubans from the Island has again
| commenced, and large numbers are leaving. The
Commission of Volunteers met yesterday, but ad-
journed without taking any action. 1t is reported
that Minister Roberts has telegraphed from
Washington to tho authorities at Havana,
warning them of their precarious position.
Advces from Trinidad have been received.
A revolutionary movement foot at that place.
| The volunteers had attempted to depOse the Gov
ernor, who resisted and was killed. Gen. Lesca with
| the Vasque Volunteers, has gone to Cinco Villas.
| The Nueyitas Railroad has again been cut. The
Government has received information that two slaYe
| ships are expected here.
! OFFENSIVE MOYEAIENTs-DENIAL OF SPANISH
| CANARD.
| WASHINGTON. June 9.-InfOrmatiOn from reliable
sources in Havana has been received, which shows
| that the Cubans are making an active offensive
movement and were never in better spirits or more
sanguine of success. kilograms from HAVANA deny
the report that any number of Cubans any officer
| Of the Cuban forces had surrendered to Yalmaseda.
RECOGNITION IN CHILI-PRoCEEDINGs OF THE
| CONGRESS AT VALPARAISO.
| [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
| VALPARAISO, May 9.-In reply to the demand, the
other day. of SonOr Lastarra as to what line of con-
duct the Government intended to pursue in the pres
ent state Of affairs in Cuba and if anything had been
done in favor of the struggling patriots, the Minister
stated that the Government had not recognized the
| independence of Cuba because it was not yet an
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dence of people was neither more less than to
affirm the existence OF fact and that TO forestall
events by q premature declaration was TO run the
| risk Of taking false step. But as the cause which
| the Cubans were upholding the same for which
| the Southern Republics had fought, the Government
had lost time in recognizing them as beigerents.
| The recognition was made III note addressed by
the Minister OF Foreign Relations to Gen. Cespedes,
in the beginning Of April and with the same pur-
| pose in view. the Government had Instructed ITS
| Charge dAilaires at Washington to request OF tho
| United States Government the nterpOsiton of its
| good offices To induce Spain 10 wage hOstllltles
| against the independents IN accordance with the
rules of civilized warfare. In the course OF the de-
bate that followed of the Deputies called Gttcn-
tion TO the fact Of Mr. Stewards having drunk toast
| to the perpetuity of Spanish rule in Cuba.
| Two bills were introduced in aid of Cuba, the fol-
! lowing by SenOr Malta which was rejected by vote
of 20 Nays against % Yeas: Whereas, the cause OF
the Spanish West Indies is the cause OF Chill and OF
America who but lately invoked their rights and IN
teress melting their inhabitants TO rise against the
! Spanish Government. the Chamber Of Deputies be-
eyes that Chill ought to do all in her power to as
sist the reyoutiousts and to insure the success OF
| their present attempt at emancipation.
Scn0r Makcnuas bill runs as fOllows and was
| passed by vote Of 81 Yeas and Nay: The Cham
Der Of Deputies desires that as soon as the military
events that are now trasplng IN tne Islahu OF Hupa
shall have placed her territory in the state OF lnde-
pendcnco required by the prescriptions OF interna-
tonal law the Government of Chill shall at once
recognize the independence OF that people under the
republican form which Its provisional Government
has assumed.
RECOGNITION BY BUENos AYREs.
! In South American dates brought TO Panama
the GOTH it is reported on good authority that the Re
public Of Buenos Ayrcs has recognized the Cuban pa
trios as bellgcronts. The BUeRO8 ATes Standard Of
the llth of April received yesterday in its summary
for readers abroad says:
The independence Of Cuba has become question
in the River Plate press. All the principal news
papers take part with the Cubans in their struggle,
aud urge upon the National Government the policy
of rcCugizing the independence Of the Island aud
the revolutionary forces rs belligerents.
CUBAN RECOGNITION by PERU-PIOCLAMArIoN
OF PRESIDENT BALTA.
rPROM OUR own CORRESPONDENT
LIMA. Nav 22-The following important decree,
although signed the 18th, not issued until the
18th inst 1t will be that in recognizing bellig-
erent rights 10 Cuba the Decree arms that there is
n state of war between Peru and SPAIN which may
lead to active hositcs at least it is considered so
| in high official circles:
JDCE BAITA, IOu uStitutlOOdl IIthUtUl OF lut Ac-
public of Peru considering that the insurrecton IN
Cuba against the Government OF Spain has Tor IT'S
object the independence OF the island ana that the
poitica connection between the two parties IS sew
cred and that the two parties waglng war for an
| important political end, il should be- considered and
treated by other nations IN accordance prhci-
ples of international law. Considering that the peo-
| ple and Government of Peru sympathlze with the
noble cause proclaimed by the Cubans; considering
! that the Captan-ieneral of the l6eratlng army OF
Cuba has asked the recognition as beigerents of the
politica party whom he commands, and considering
| that without prejudice to the sympathy that Peru
may manifest and the interest that the cause OF the
Tntaus may inspire she ought before anything else,
torecognizc the political condition OF the insurgents
as not to consider them as subjects OF GoNerhheht
that rs i'm state of war with Peru, therefore de-
| cree: Eirst : That the Government OF Peru recog-
| nizes as bclgerents the political party that are
| struggling for the independence OF CuDa. second
The citizens vessels, and all other property IN the
| service of the cause Of independence Will be re-
sUected as that of friends Of Peru. Third lhe MIR
lister of Foreign Relations IS intrnsted WIN INC enS
cntlon of this decree and will cause II to be pun
| iished and promulgated. JOSE BALTA, President
| IA. BARRANECHEA Sec. For. Relations
Since the promulgaton of the above decree, con-
siderable enthusiasm has been manifested for the
Cuban cause, and it is proposed 10 raise suDscrp
ton for the purchase OF arms &c. ladies' falr Is
also TO be opened and quite number OF articles nave
been already sent. On Monday evening last the stu
dents of Saint Carlos College serenaded Sehor vail
ente. the Cuban Commissioner, and at the same tlhe
presented beautiful silk flag which Is to be 1or-
warded to Gen. Cespedes.
THE CRIsIs-sPANIsH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| BUSTERS.
CORRESPONDENCE OF TIIR TRBUNBI
| UAv,NA. Juue 4-Learning on Tuesday last that
an fpepte was considered more than probable TOOK
NV position in the vicinity of the Captain-Generars
| palace "a soon ms night came on to observe what
MIGHT occur At about o'clock several detachments
Of regular cavalry arrived, who held the square eav