The New York herald., 1869-03-01
TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
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Rumored Landing Of American
Filibusters.
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Shooting Of Prisoners by The Span
ish Troops.
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Spain to Send q Special Envoy
to Washington.
Failure Of Negrete's Rebellion
in Mexico.
CUBA.
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Shooting Of Prisoners by The Span
ish Troops.
Spain to Send q Special Envoy
to Washington.
Failure Of Negrete's Rebellion
in Mexico.
CUBA.
Insurgents Shot-Alarm at Santiago Quietcd-
New Consul-Marine Intelligence.


New ConsuI-Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA, Feb. 49, 1859.
Several insurgents who accepted the amnesty and
number Of prisoners are reported to have been
shot in the interior.
Santiago de Cuba advices to Sunday last repre-
sent that the alarm there has been quieted. The
commandants addressed the volunteers counselling
them 70 moderation to respect for the laws and to
aproper observance Of discipline.
The Cadz steamer has sailed with many Spanfards
- passengers and some prisoners on board.
The steamship City Of Mexico has arrived and
sailed. The United States steamer Gettysburg has
also arrived here.
Mr. N. Hall. OF Matanzas, has assumed the Amer
can consulate at this place.
General Lcsca Marching ON Puerto Prin-
cipe-Disposition Of Troops-Ensascment n
C0lOnia dc ST. Domingo-Heavy losses ON
Both Sldes-The Result Unknown-Reported
Routing or General Lesca's Forces by the
Cubans-NGore Troops Needed from Spain.
HAVANA, Feb. q, 1869.
II reported that the insurgents lingering in the
vicinity Of SaatIago de Cuba have again cut the
aqueduct, causing much inconvenience to the cit
Gems.
Ondcial information has been received that General
Lesca, strongly reinforced is pushing his way into
the interior from La Guanaja- The insurgents were
stationed in force on the road near Magarabomba.
It was expected that the troops would soon attack
them.
General Pueblo has arrived at Cienfuegos with re-
Inducements The troops there will be divided into
three detachments. One under Pueblo win 60 to
Sant0 Espiritu; under Letona to villa Clara and
the remaining division under Paez viii march to the
Sierra M0rana ana Macagua.
An engagement took place between the Spanish
troops ana the insurgents at Colona de St. Domingo
in the province Of Ssgus la Grande. Many were
killed on both Sides The result OF the battle is not
known.
Reports from Cuban sources say that fight oc
CURED between the rebel forces under General Ques-
ada and the army Of General Lesca the road from
Guanaja, and assert that the government troops
were routed.
The emigration OF the Cubans is undiminished.
Every steamer that leaves the port Is crowded with
passengers.
Additional reinforcements Of troops are needed
from Spain to occupy the whole island and drive out
the insurgents. The troops that are now here can
do no more than hold their own. Meantime the
people In the country are suffering all kinds OF pri-
walton and distress, and their complaints heart
rending Thousands are leaving their homes and
seeking refuge in the cities.
The steamer Cuba sailed to-day for Baltimore.
Rumors OF the Landing OF American Filibus.
ters-The Rcvolufionists Relying upon Cen
eral Grant-Spcc ulafors In Sugar Fright
encd.
HAVANA, Feb. 2s, 1862
Rumors are circulating in sthe city to-day that
expeditions from the American shore to aid the in
surrection have landed near Remedies and Cue
drillas
Fifteen hundred soldiers LEFT to-day for the Central
Department
Some OF the Cubans declare their belief that as
soon as General Grant is inaugurated President he
will recognize the belgerent rights OF the revou-
tionary government In Cuba.
Cuban accounts contradict government dispatches
announcing that General Lesca Is making tri-
umphant advance from La Guanaja.
The steamer Moctezuma has arrived here bringing
the crew Of the American schooner Nellie True, OF
Portland, Me-, lost on Punta Mulas.
Spectators in sugar show disposition TO with
draw from the market; they fear reaction In con.
sequence OF the indications yesterday Of q heavy
decline
Havana Weekly Markets.
HAVANA, Feb. 2s, 1soo
Tho following are the closing commercial quota
tions for the week ending Saturday, February 27:-
Sugar fiat and declining; buyers demand a reduc-
Nos. 10 to q putck standard declined 70 9si OK q
per arrobe. It is anticipated that advices from from
Europe win lead to further decline. Stock Of
sugar In warehouse at Havana and Matanzas
$4,000 boxes and 120oo hogsneads. Muscovado
sugars, however, are moderate; fair to good re-
IL reals Molasses buoyant clayed, sk q o reals,
and muscovado or common, Q reals per keg.
Lard buoyant at 2lKC. : 22c in uerces, and Is Hc.
q 26c. In tins. Flour active aI t11 Si2. Tallow
nat at &C. per ID. Bacon advancing quoted at 2oc.
per Id. Honey buoyant ut 4 reals per gal
Ion. Wax dun and heavy. Petroleum buoy
ant at ~ ~ reals per gallon. Potatoes quiet
ct 81 so So per bbl. Hams advancing; salt 21c.;
sugar cured CSC. per ID. Lumber declining; market
supplied; yellow pine, SIT; white pine, $40 s17
per 1000 feet shooks-Box, reals. Empty hogs
heads dun ct 81 SIX. Hoops-Market supplied:
long SIS; short, $l5 Naval stores steady Freights
advancing vessels In demand for the United Stsfes:
sugar 70 southern ports, per nogshead s.; per box
to Northern and Southern pors 81 rs. Molasses per
hOQshead to Northern ports IS so, and TO Southern
ports - 70.