New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS AT C0LON-PERU-
WAN MONITORS AT KEY WEST.

SURRENDER OF INSURGENTS AT C0LON-PERU-
WAN MONITORS AT KEY WEST.
HAVANA, Feb. 20.-Tbe Government has received
information of the surrender of 100 reyolutioniss
near Colon, and Of the death of the leader, Jose
Guerra, formerly District-Attorney. The revolution
in the Districts Of Colon, Jaquay, and Grande, Is
now considered ended The information recently
received to the effect that reyolutionists are sur
rounded in the Corojo Mountains is fully confirmed
The amount Of bullion in the Savings Bank since
CASTILLO first became President has diminished $780,
OOO The Government authorities to-day seized an
insurrectionary proclamation, calling upon the
negroes to rise in rebellion. The authors were
promptly arrested and imprisoned. The navy has
taken steps to watch the Peruvian monitors at Key
West, as the Cubans believe the monitors are ill.,
tended to attack Havana. sfn f'I" r"f .H
EXPIRATION OF THE TIMg FOR AN AMNESTY
ISSUE OF ANOTHER PROCLAMATION OFFERING
FORGIVENESS. "' "-A
FEB. 21.-The terms mentioned in the proclamation
of Capt.-Ge Lersundi, granting amnesty to all
rebels who would lay down their arms and submit
to the Government, has expired. Another proclama-
ton has been issued still offering forgiveness to all
those who will leave the of the insurgents,
excepting the leaders and those convicted Of crime
ISSUE OF LEGAL TENDER NoTEs-DULcE ASKING
FOR A LIST or AMERICAN RESIDENTS.
One thousand Chassenrs have arrived here from
Santander, Spain. At meeting of the merchants at
the Governor Generals Palace. it unanimously
resolved to guarantee the issue of $SOOOOO in paper
by the Banco these notes to be declared legal tender
by the Govemor-GeneTal. Gen. Dulce has requested
the acting Consul here TO furnish him with list OF
the names of the American residents. Mr. Dunlap
has notified the other Consuls that no has assumed
the Office Of British Consul The steamer Louisiana
has arrived from Vera Cruz with $3OOOOO in specie
TIE CUBAN REFUGEES PROTEST AGAINST THE
CHARGES OF THE SPANISH CONSUL.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. CA number of prominent
Cuban refugees have addressed protest to the Gov
ernor against the charges made by the Spanish Con-
sui They declare that, notwithstanding their politi
cal opinions they would not infringe upon the laws
in anr manner.
QUESTIONS OF FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
IPRoa OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA Feb. Gas all of Cuba's wrongs have
from year TO year. been told into her budget, the
question of any ultimate revolution Of the island is
one of figures much anything else. The state
ment is made that Spanish disagreement has drawn
upon it at the rate 900 of escudos or 100000
In a year. This the officials contradict upon showing
of the latest estimates but believe the statement
will hold true OF the increased expenses OF the year OF
instruction. Government organs rather abSurdiy
insist that neither the product by lotteries nor that
by the rent and sale OF national property are to be
counted as part of what the island really yields
Certainly these sums do not arise from direct mposts
but property rents and moneys received from the sale
OF privileges are given out of the Cuban pockets, and
the shameful finance Of gambling on national scale
would be real tax TO any people. The receipts of
the last year were quoted as $3llGiGG2, Of which
100000 came from lotteries and the expresses were
about as great. But the budget of 1861 will illustrate
as well as any other what Cuba has had to pay in
order 10 maintain the privilege of being robbed by
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