New-York tribune., 1869-06-11

uncomfortable volunteers in Havana deter
mined to hold to retrOgrade principle The
patriots, meantime keep actively at their
work for progress and civilization. They will
trust them no more. and are likely to take good ad
vantage of the opportunity now offered them. The
resentment of the volunteers against Gen. Buceta
and LetOna is bitter as tits against Pelaez Udaeta
and Modet, and the former may possibly join the
patriots when they find out the condition of affairs
here. They have published no news from the inte-
rior lately, but have seen letter from Cenfuegos
directed to grocer here advising that Gen. Cavada
had so roughly handled strong body Of volunteers
IN the neiehbOrhood, that they would venture no
more very far from the city Unless the received re-
endorsements. The Collector of Rentas De Loteria,
at Sagua also reports in a letter, the temperance
at Las Lajas of strong body of patriots The Colonel
OF Artillery AOrales de los Rios is expected to be
sent to Gibara, and Brigadier Lesca to the Cinco
villas, with the VascongadO volunteers. They num-
Der some co., and, from their appearance half of the
unfortunates will succumb before entering into the
field.
believe reported you the departure for Spain Of
Gen. Mena who had maintained himself two months
within the walls Of Puerto Principe, with GOO men,
and population il state of starvation. His opIn
ion to particular friend of his before leaving, was
that they had not sufficient means, either in the
island or in Spain, to prevent the progress of the
patriots, with their system of warfare He said the
slightest aid from the States would drive them fast
ahead, and that they all desired annexation, Here l
find annexation gaining ground considerably with
Spaniards They consider what is going on as mere
pronunciamientos, led by ambitious men who have
gained some authority in fattering the passions of
an armed mob. They say the majority would vote
for annexation should the matter be submitted to
them. The Bishop has been arrested by the volun-
teers of Bejucal.
DULCE LEAVES on THE GUIZPOCOA-INsULTS TO
MRS. DULCE-TRIUMYIRATE TO GOVERN THE
ISLAND-IsABEL HIS POPULARITY RETURN
ING-LA VOZ DE CUBA.
tFROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS
HAVANA, June 5.-The storm seems for the
moment to have ulled but the deetd meBbra scat
tered about in all directions In the morning,
Duce had given in his resignation nc went board the
Guzpocoa which had been chartered for the voyage, at
it is stated, some $4,000 Many of the officials part
ing token Of respect accompanied him to the wharf,
whence he Immediately sailed out TO the steamer The
Madam and children were already on board awaiting
him. This steamer brought out the Nascongadas,
and in coming in was detained at the entrance Of the
harbOr for time, because OF the great at the Palace
which the Governor General Thought might be IN
creased by the arrival OF the troops Some o the VOun
teefS lear now thaI matters were carried q htlle
too far by them. They should feel heartily ashamed
at the miserable conduct observed toward
Mrs. Dulce. The horses attached TO her car
riage were caught Ivy one or more OF the soldiers
suits were hurled at tho uncfendng woman smpy be-
she happened 70 be born in Cuba For long time
she had been subjected 10 the prosecutions IN way
or other of the Volunteers. They charged was
really the managing spirit IN the Palace, and that the
could be said the prejudice of her private character
has been uttered time aud again. by these same people
and she has bcen doubtless ujusty, accused of
With men of proper notions OF society and who have
met with deserved contempt but TO these reyers moth
ing is too low or base Gen Dulce las long been known
as of very decided character, ana many
wled; and the msinuatIons made against him IN this
connection well understood 10 be gratuiIOus and un-
There is a serious talk among some OF the spaniards
with reference to sounding some Of the more prominent
Cubans with view so hnd ont Il some arrangement
could be hit upon TO do away entirely, not only with the
substance which is already ended, but with the shadow
Of Spanish power now sim remaningin IN the island. Di
Junas have been held and another large one IL To
meet at the Theatre laco ON SUNDAY next ior the put-
pose Of discussing this project aud another (Which meet
with favoI looking 70 the government Of the leland
by the Spanish residents vi course thcse eeliuss are,
may be said secret yet enough 10 known of what goes
people are aiming at. The first proposition suggested
meets with considerable opposition because II Is believed
10 Impossible TO bring about conservative state OF
Did these men now believe that all could be arranged
TO- Woud be probably adopted But the second idea il
already in practical operation. IL is understood that
the SpauaTds resident in Cuba already baye the power In
their own hands lat least far Spa concerued and
it, The different Governors appointed by Duee, or upon
ms recommendation, TO be removed aud men, who are
In full sympathy with this idea, arc 70 fiji their places.
Already several Governors have been displaced and the
Kueytus volunteers have been informed that tney must
insist upon the retirement OF Gen. LctOua and their
rades I'm arms at sta do Cuba have been notified that
two oceIs are The respective Governors OF the two
places named above. But here difficulties como up.
sInEish regulars and they VIII be apt accommo.
date the gentlemen alcta9f5 ~
you NAV expect TO near OI very serious troubles between
the regulars and volunteers To carry out the plan
further Is thought best 10 appoint regency Of three
men who, residing at havana shAi dlTect inc move
meHts OF the whole island unti as the prCteXt goes,
II is exceedingly probable that this movement VIII be
carried into effect before the ARRIVAL Of CabalerO do
hand 70 nac good this progiamne should it be adopted
They have held for some time ana wiz continue to mold,
operations, Gen. De Rodas will be In their power They
c6aid II tbcy were decided upon the matter shell te
city whenever they pleased, and batter pieces
tie Palace itself De ROdas ia mettlesome fellow, aud
there will be very merry times between him and the vol
unteers IL than probable that the latter will
blocked tho game upon before he arrives, and there
IL mo- telling what NAV happen Should he get any con.
siderable portion Of The regulars to 20 with him, then the
Tie whole substratum of society il upturned; the con
fusion of ideas and opinions great and the Spanish
clement always revolutionary you may DC prepared TO
hear OF most extraordinary things What do you think
0f IN There is Considerable feeling among OF the
toitrteers ia Jqror of Isate H. Bat the other day,
willie festivals going on In honor OF the Vascon
gadas the seventh battalion gave loud yiYa for her late
Majesty ana If another monarch u to be had IN Spain.
10 may Dc safely affirmed hat he votes OF the Havana
volunteers would be largely IN favor Of either Isabel H.,
Or thc Prince Oi Asturias, her son.
IersuHdl ideas prevalent and 10 is quite sure that
he is the only man who coud do any tmhg win the Yo
uhtCers They nave got ahCdd or DC EOudS, ana VIII
murder him II he gets their way Tie Didri1 sees the
Great danger ancad, and Is giving its readers small dose
Gf tic subject DE RUdas day after day. II bcgseyCry
body pte0usy 20 think OF the mother country, aud GD
HJto the authorities for N this way only ~ urges can
the island be saved.
The course We dc C1bd has provoked much criti
oism 10 started out a Liberal papcr hut has done
excite the volunteers against tie Dulce Govern
ucut THAN all other journals IN The ISLAND put to-
Eetl.r. a." WHAT docs d mean asks one 2tlaia oI an
OJher "To carry aD 10 h-l" responds the iutcrO-
gated. IN sho.t many good, ~clmeaning SpaniGrdg be
NevC SHY as 10 may aCtJ, that tho conductor Of that
sheet Is now, aud been al the while WORKING in an
hLn.k down lle HuLniah LlnNrrIl-