The New York herald., 1869-03-23
TRLECRAPHIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE RIOTS IN HAVANA.
COnciliatOry Address Of Cap
tain General Dulce.
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Shooting Of hsurgent Prisoners
at Trinidad.
Landing Of Another American Fill
clustering Expedition.
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Henningsen, Of Nicaragua. the
Leader.
DEFEAT OF SALNAVE In HAYTI.
DEFEAT OF SALNAVE IN HAYTI.
CUBA.

a Cuban Court MartIaled and Shot for Utter
ing Sedtious Cries-The Volunteers Again
Unruy-Address OF the Captain General.
HAVANA, March %, 1860.
Tne sailing OF the expedition with the Cuban poll
ucal prisoners on board, escorted by the Spanish
war steamer Lealtad, which took place yesterday,
gave rise to intense excitement in this CITY, and de-
monstratons Of dIsoyalty were made in the shape
OF seditOus cries and expressions OF sympathy for
the involuntary exiles.
Cuban. laboring under great excitement made
himself conspicuous by his shouting eyiva Ces-
pedes "Libre Cuban and other expressions Of ami
mostly towards the Spanish government. He was
arrested, promptly court martialed. sentenced to
death and shot at dusk in the evening.
sentinel shot and instantly killed police copl-
Spaniard and negro.
Captain General Dulce visited the barracks and
quieted the volunteers who had become enraged BY
the demonstrations Of dsloyalty and desired to gut
their vengeance upon the populace.
Captain General Dulce yesterday issued a pro-
clamati0n. addressed to the citizens OF Havana in
which he refers TO the events Of the day before He
says his promises OF maintaining order and justice
have been observed; the man who had just been ex-
ecuted was probably nstigated by others to create
disturbance and 1t was necessary to act in his case
with exemplary severity; at this very moment the
government was enienty sending out Of the country
more astute but equally culpable men. The pro-
camation concludes witch nattering address to the
citizen volunteers.
Revlew Of Troops to Be Hoid-skirmish aad
Killing Of Insurgent Generni-Rcbels
Surprised and ShOt-Reported Surrender Of
. Prominent Rebel.
HAVANA. March 20, 1869.
The Captain General win hold review OF all the
troops in aud around Havana tomorrow.
In skrmish near Trinidad the rebel General
Schmidt was killed. Two more plantations In that
Jurisdiction have been destroyed by the rebels.
Aj0urnai here reports that the towns OF Mana
caragua and Portrero Gallano were burned by order
Of Oavada.
The Irensa reports that twenty-five insnrgenta
most Of them OF high rank in the rebel army were
captured and executed within five leagues OF Trin,
dad but adds that the situation in that quarter Is
moro serious than 1t has hitherto appeared.
The Eco tnewspaper) Of Matanzas processes to
have received intelligence that Fiorencio Jiminez.
rebel general, has presented himself the Spanish
authorities to receive pardon. He says that other
leaders, members OF the revolutionary junta at villa
spared and they be guaranteed safe conduct to
some port from which they may sail from the
Tue weather is very hot.
Safe Arrival Of nm American Expedition la
Cuba-AH the Men Veterans Of the Federsd
and Confederate Armies.
CHARLESTON, s. c., March 90 1869.
The Daily Ne,os VIII publish tomorrow letter
announcing the arrival in Cuba OF an American ex-
pediaonary force in aid Of the revolutionists The
force is satd to be composed manly OF officers and
men who served in the federal and Confederate ar
mics during the late war. and is commanded by
General Henningsen OF Nicaragua fame.
General Henningsen Not I'm Cuba-Fa v0rabIe
Account of the Insurgents in Washington.
WASHINGTON, March o. 1859.
The statement rom Charleston that General Hen
ningsen Is In command OF expediuonary forces IN
Cuba Is incorrect as that gentleman " IN wash
tngto0.
Private letters received IN washington represent
he cause OF the insurgents to be favorable, and
eider out OF the power Of Spaniards to put down
Che insurrecton. The Insurgents maintain them
selves In more than onehaf OF the island outside Of
che principal cities, and are increasing in number.
The freedmen naye their choice either 10 join the
army or work on the plantations for the benent q
enc revoutouists for wages, but generally prefer
the latter.
HAVANA, March %, 1869.
Tho sugar market is buoyant. Sales were made
to-day on basis Of 81 q o. reals per arrobe for
No. ~ Dutch standard. Exchange-On London, 10
Q II per cent premiums on Paris IN per cent dis-
count on the United States, sixty days In currency
Is - per cent discount; short sight, 2ak aga per
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