New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02


IN LIMA.
LIMA, July A.-COnsiderable pressure has been
brought to bear upon President Balta and his Minis
tiers, during the past few days. to induce them to
make common cause with the Cubans and send the
Peruvian squadron to2the scene of action. So far,
however, they have successfully resisted but how
long they will be able to do so, / will not
pretend to say. But it will all depend upon the
disposition shown by the Spanish Government
to settle with South American republics in the con-
ference that will take place shortly in Washington.
If Spain is reasonable all willabe right but if not she
will have her hands full The people who urging
assistance for Cuba are the party of Prado who de-
clare that if he was power their feet would be in
Cuban waters by this time OF this there can be
little doubt, considering that Peruvian agents and
Peruvian gold have been employed during the past
three years fOmenting the present revolution in
Cuba. Prado was chiefly concerned in the revolu-
onary speculation with regard to the monitors pur
chased in the United States 1t has been suggested
that in place of coming out to the Pacific they ascend
the Amazon River to the Port of Iquitos, they
would thus be IN Puruvian port, and cancel the
obligation entered into with the United States Gov
eminent, after which they could join the feet that
could be sent to Cuba.
CUBAN CABINET IN PERU.
LIMA, July H.-There is mmor b the effect that
there will be important changes in the Cabinet
in a few days. learn that DR.. Barranachea, Min
lister of Foreign Relations will resign and go to
France as Minister Perola, the Minister of Finance
taking the portfolio of Foreign Affairs, Senior Fer
reros retiring from the Cabinet to be replaced by one
of the most energetic men in Peru Gomez Sanchez,
and an avOwed friend of the Cuban cause. The re-
trement of Seniors Barranachea and Ferrieros from
the Cabinet will be an advantage to the Cubans the
ho afaI
Senior Ribyero has declined the mission to Bolivia.
1t is not unlikely that he aspres again for his old
| position of Minister of Foreign Relations.
THE CASES OF THE LIE HAVE AND THE GRAPE
| sHOT-JAMAICA NEUTRALITY -INDIGNATIoN
OF THE sPANIARDs AT THE CUBAN BANQUET
| IN KINGSTON.
KINGSTON, JAM, July 20.-The case of the
British schooner 10 Have. which brought here by
the Spanish steamer Fernando ell Cathoco on the
3th u and placed IN charge Of the authorities has moi
yet been finally disposed Of The lie Have found
with clearance from Boston for Kingston, Jamaica
with grease; but examination OF the cargo, t was
found TO consist not Of grease but of Runpowder and
munitions Of As the importation OF such articles
hibted the seized by advice OF the Attorney
General Of the Colony. 10 Is valued at $4,000 gold
The Captain protested, and has abandoned his vessel
but the cargo has been landed and the the
determination OF the Government the decision Of the
judges before whom It will be brought The Of the
American schooner Grapeshot, seized az Falmouth,
the north side or the Island by order or the Governor
Is st causing trouble The Government holds the arms
and ammunition that were on board when she was
chant for $500 But the Captain is in diff.
| Guilty An action at law has been sent out
against him by a MOntezo Bay merchant to
whom he was under engagement self the schooner
his using 10 give bail TO appear to the action he
action against the pursuer for false Imprisonment 1t
is reported here that the seizure OF both of these
made to the Governor OF Jamaica by President sanaves
agents in NewYork who sent fun information to this
island 10 the true character and destination OF the
vessels. The 10 HAYES cargo especially, intended
for the steamer Columbia. now the service Of the Hay
viii seriously interfere with their plans In the last Ga
sette by authority appears Procamaton BY the Gov
ton and sharp lookout will now be kept for vessels
coming hitler under suspicious circumstances The
Clara Helena date steamer Mount Vermont Just
arrived here from from ST. Marc, with her out OF
orer-the result OF well aimed from the salnave
who gave chase TO herwi shortly leave this port for
New-York 20 undergo repairs
Our adyces from Santiago de Cuba inform that the
the spaniaTds in the "everfathfn isle" strong arti
meuting on the speeches made at the banquet and
strong ia the feeling against Mr. Consul Gregg for hoist
ing the stars aud Stripes IN honor OF the nag OF Cuban In
dependence his declaration that this
act not done IN his official capacity they would
hands upon him Il is said that the spaniards are trying
get list of the names Of all those who were present at
banquet with the object OF measures being taken for
the cOnscaon OF their property. Some OF the Cuban
refugees have received letters stating that letters
sent in mail taken. short time ago, from this port
Santiago by the Prussan fgate Victoria were opened
BY the authorities OF Santiago aud that numerous arrests
IN the the consequence IL is stated also, that
all the Jamaica newspapers we're seized and burned as
their circulation IN Cuba was considered dangerous 10
| spanish rule The JamaCans shave heard with deep
regret OF the failure OF the Ryan expedition TO get off, but
II is confidently believed here and most ardenty hoped,
that the gallant CuDans VIII yet achieve their indie
pendence.
value OF ogwood in England has fallen as low SIS
tun. This expected VIII IN great measure check
terror districts OF the island in preparing the wood for
market Several persons have already ceased to cut In
fthe decline and the Colonial bank has for
present declined TO discount acceptances for log
OF the island where rains have fallen the show
have been very light and partial In one part Of the
country where there no streams, every tank pond
aud reservoir dry the people being compelled 70 travel
many miles TO get water In that district the cattle and
horses aud mules are dying 1t 10 said Ike rotten sheep
CUBAN MOVEMENTS IN CANADA.
II is now more generally rumOred than ever,
says The Montreal Pays Of Saturday, that Cuban
bustering expedition will leave Canada to JOIN the In
surgeats in Cuba Col Ryan is at Niagara organizing,
II Is said, an army corps who VIII leave Montreal or
nounced at Toronto that agents OF the Junta have
left lately for Montreal for the purpose OF freight
than 400 men await orders at Montreal and Toronto on
this aide of the frontier and az ogdensburg and Buffalo
ceiVed with reserve, they require confirmation All
that certain Is that Col Ryan the Cuban chief is in
Canada
CONDITION OF THE RELEASED FILBUsTERs.
The greater portion of the released fill
busters arc st wandering the city. They said
to have received directions to wait around for few
days II s rumored that another expedition is being
ganEed here but IL may be considered certain that no
more will depart direct from this port to Cuba. The
Junta are acting with unanimty and caution and Span
ish spies will hnd it more difficult in future TO worm out
the OF the Cuban patriots The Junta and Co.'s
Ryan and Currer have appears dissolved connection
since the former commander failed 20 dsband his troops
GARDENERS Island, when directed TO do SO by the
Junta. Col Byron WILL probably, be the leader OF any
future movement
RECEPTION OF GEN. SHERIDAN IN BURLING-
TON, VT
BURLINGTON, July 31.-Gen. Sheridan arrived
here yesterday afternoon and received BY the Mayor
Common Council, and numerous citizens His reception
was one Of the most cordial extended to any person.