The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-06-18

D'Etat OF Gen. Dulce- spanish M,
ders-Quesadn'sL Success ENpeoted
UprisIng in the Extreme West.
Correspondonco Of the N. Y. Tribune.
HAVANA. MAY 2g.-The revolution by the
volunteers Of Havana against the GOvern-
mont of the Island of Cuba, was begun ON
1 the 23d Of January last. On tuat day they
| slow women, children, and deienseless per
sons in and around the theatcr of VILLAIN
ueya. Then was commenced an unheard-
orscriea Of disorders, and now the work IL
beinp mpidly consummated. Anarchy is,
il may be truly said. rampant, mud every
thing to-day proves IL. The telegraph has,
doubtless, given you the news OF n serious
disturbance which occurred hero n few
days ago, but the particulars are mattcra OF
Tho Director Of In Voc dc Cuba, Con
zolcs C~nstanon. caused to be published in
that paper an article which did not receive
the appreciation of the Censor. He was
sent for Immediately by Cen. Dulcc, rs NJ
80 Duran v Ouerro, who Is ono Of tho edi-
tors. These gentlemen were told thntthey
should leave for Spain by the next mail
steamer, aud with them the cure of Mon
scrntc. Anacleto. RcdOnda, DIR. Vigil Y
Qumones, aud Eduardo Alvarez Miinrcs
dormer Ccnsor). These were all violent
Spaninrds, aud were never tired Of seeing
blood split i'm the cause. The steamer was
about 90 sail, and the prisoners were ON the
point Of cmbarking, When n great commn-
iiop took place. Col. IbAneZ is the COM
mander of tho 9th battalion of volunteers.
His TROOPS wcro opposed TO the Punishment
OF the above named parties, md after leav-
inc the Cubanas in the morning, whore
they had been Keeping guard over night,
I they madO manifestations OF Ill pleasure
AGAINST their Colonel, WHO sustained the
, Governor General. Gen. Dulco and
. Ihanez arranged IL no that ut II o'clock =.
m, while tho battalion wns asleep, Che
prisoners, to the number OF 20. were slip
ped on board the Galyanic, and wore soon
out upon the sea. Thotrick was discover
od by tho sleeping yomnteors. and then
commenced a scene that battles all descrip-
f ton. The volunteers commenced running
o through the PIMA dc Annas, crying
f. ont, death 10 lbanea," Death TO Dulce,"
I and tho appearance indicated q gr"at riot,
ono company alone refused 10 tnko part
e i'm these scenes of insubordinatiou and WIS
v Greatly COMMUNICATED by Ibancz. Tho tn
/. mutt lasted till As o'clock of the next
morning, anl .as the battalion, put once
v moro In order, began dcfling before It's
colonel the campany which did not par
l. %ticipato in the scandal now commenced 10
q hear abuse upon It's colonel along with the
o Others. Ibanez was Missed in every dircc-
IL ton, and was so much and So oilon insult
ed that he Immediately resigned. AZ one
time during this disturbance It WAS greatly
feared tlnt "A fight would tHGc place be-
n tween the Second and Fourth Battalions,
who sustained lbanel, aud the Finh aud
'r Sixth, who were against him.
h. Two OF the Cuban Chief Aguilem's SONS
ii have been murdered ono yas Of the ngo
lc of II and the other Of lG. The mother OF
,g ucn. Marhtol has likewise been killed, and
il il said that u brother of the General has
n. been put to death. Halmaseda TX the an
J. thor OF thpse crimes. Another shameful
r, afnir is related. II has long been q Gus.
VI tom with the Spaniards to murder then
m prisoneta by The wayside. In other day,
10 it often happened that tho captured rcbcl'
lc were dispatched in this way. II IL n mnt
n ter Of note In tho history of former trou
Ic blos that no prisoner, starting from Puort,
al Principe for Havana, over reached tn,
,h hitter city. Some pretoxt was given, o
b. cotrao, by the guard, detailing the rea
r. sons that made il necessary to shoot them
such ns nm attempt TO esrape-hut this wa
always understood. Their officers hinte,
~ to them 10y n knowing wink OF side cNprcs
q, Sion that they were not expected TO carr,
Nj them all the way To Havana. Just sucl
Of another occurrence has happened. Tire,
IN prisoners, men OF high character aud prom
X, inonco, to-wit: Don Manuel de Jcsus liam
re irrl, Don Ramon Calyera Elfonso, Don
n BenitO lInncio Piguerora were lately or
he derod under m escort from Cartagcna {,
he Cicnfuegos, and were all shot in cold bloc,
nj IN tltA open road.
is Gen. lesca has boon promoted TO tn
grade OF MriSrdi del flGHj6, and has gon,
n mp TO take the command Of tho Cinoo villas
of Col. Lono has been raised 10 the rank o
10 brigadicr, and IN now Governor of Cnbanas
III lilo is ono OF the nbleRt of tho fighting
Spauinrds.
~ AZ II o'clock yesterday, the Pddyo arriy
II ed with lOl of tho troops, wounded, an,
io with many families from Puerto Principe
N The nows from tho Enst. is exceedingly
,k important and favorable, various expedi
y tions nave already landed, and there is ~
re- American schooner, the Champion, at Ina
10 qua Island, diBohnrging u cargo of arms
+ which are expected Ia be landed within
few days. In the fight NJ Banes, Bay q
y Nipc, the Americans lost no artillery. an,
b. they fired several shots into the vessel Mar
& sella, which caused serious damage. Com
10 mandRnto Tplyano. with u force Of 3OI
mon, was surrounded by the forces of Quo
" saba, who captured, beside, n convoy o
" prisoners. IicnL. Col. Bonieho lost IA
|, men of his column, and was forced to leav,
his womdcdnt a point called dmado Ya2
y, quea. r..f
Tho revolution is progressing splcndidll
- in the East; tho reinforcemchts Of thl
! cause with troops aud material Of war rem
" dcrs the triumph of the insurgents certain
:, Conliscation is being enforced with q hcay,
hand Mt Puerto Principe, aud very man,
Spaniards are leaving the country forever
y IL remains to be said that the most cheer
ing neWa is boing received from the Euelt
Ahaio and the Western Department. Their
N IL u want Of arms, hut il is believed tina
l. these will soon be furnished, and shoul,
n matters grow very serious from any cnus
~ mt Havana you may expect Ia hear Of n rs
al inE in that quarter. The fires of royolu
tiOn nro blazing in AL directions, aud ther,
n IL every reason to bolieyo that the cnus
it will triumph. HL ....
Df HAvANA, May 29-3 M.-Sinco writing
u you this morning tho following ndditiona
particulars have been obtained: In Banes
N hay OF Mite, whore the Perit expedition
y landed, 22O SpaniRrds attacked the mel
u under .Gen. Jordan, but Of these Their
I only escaped %, and they did 80 by SWIM
10 ming In the water, whore they were pickcI
10 up by tho war steamers Africa and Audn
NJ luSa, and which were in five fqGt al wato
IL at the time. The hidalgos lost The ln.
l before dsombarking, which they had dis
ic played at the head Of their boat. Gibar
10 will be attacked in u few days, and will b
Of captured mark tho words, ......|. b
ID On account Of tile great losses s%ustainc
p 10y tho Spanihrds at Banos, their Com
10 mander sent up TO St de Cuba for large
N re-enforcements. II IL not known no,
ia many men Jordan had altogether; Their
I. Were 272 Cubaus in the number, An oN
hi petition has landed at Sagna dc TanamC
I'd The four vessels reported to have %reoantl
r. landed troops aud munitions, arc the Peril