New-York tribune., 1869-06-28
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
THE VICTORY oF THE PATRIOTS AT PUERTO |
PADRE.

the fphtnear Puerto del Padre between the CuDans'
under Gen. Marmol. and the Spaniards, under Uen'
Ferrer The victory of the Cubans was complete
The Cubans captured an extensive train, containing
a large amount of provisions, ammunition, clothing
and hospital stores The loss of the Spaniards was
over 200 killed. number OF Americans participated
IN the fight.
Information has also been received that the troops
which have been concentrating for some time on the
f,utlen coast, numbering over 1,SOO men, have all
lef- for Cuba and it is believed they have success
fully landed
ACoNTRAEY sToRY-THE CUBAN ENVOY WARNED
NOT TO PRESENT HIMSELF.
Especial Dispatch The Boston TTaveler
WASHINGTON June 26.--It is understood here that
Mr. Lemus, the Cuban Envoy, has received from high
official quarters an intinaton that, as he is under
indictment for violating the Neutrality laws of the
United States il is improper for him to come here to
make a display or attempt to visit members OF the
Government.
While it is most unlikely that Mr. Lemus viii be
received in an official capacity it is well known that
H. suoh an event Sonor Roberto, the Spanish Minis
ter would at once demand his passports
lSTrFy1Ew WITH THE ADMINIsTkATIoN-oFF
CINL SYMPATHY FOR CUBAN AGENT TO
BE SENT TO THE PATRIOTS.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-FOr some days several
prominent Cubans holding relations to the revolu-
tionary government of Cuba, have been in Washing
ton and had interviews with the President and
several members of the Cabinet and prominent Sena-
tors and Representatives The assurance given them
of earnest sympathy with the Cubans in their srug
gle for independence and the desire to render prac-
tical aid to the cause give their representatives in
this city much satisfaction. They state that Gov
ernment agent will be sent to ascertain the strength
and prospects of the revolutionsts and if favorable
it their opinion that the beligerent rights of the
Cubans will be recognized by the Government
SPANISH ACCOUNTS.
HAVANA, June 27-AccOunts have been received
from Spanish sources of the fight between the Gov
ernnent troops, escorting train OF supplies, and
the rebels OH the road between Puerto del Padre and
Las Tunas The insurgents attacked the Spaniards
and endeavored to capture the tran but were unsuc
cessful The rains are ncessant in the interior and
the vomito Is spreading.
EXPECTED RISING IN THE wEsT-A BLOODY
MASQUERADE
lFROM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, June 21.-Afairs in the interior are
worse than ever for the Government, and you will
soon hear of a rising in the Western district.
The landing of an expedition is expected to
open operations in that quarter. The Volun-
teer Secret Committee has established its condi-
tions for the admission Of Cabaera de Rodas. may
Uuote them in my next We had grand parade yester-
day afternoon attended by the Acting CapainGener
Felipe Giuoves Espinar and Rafael Clerja Also mas,
amaerss a Espana" and "vivas" and omuetas Ces-
rests.
THE JUNTA-coNF1scATIoN OF THE PROPERTY
OF sEDANO AND vALDEs FAULI-MRs. DULCE
HER ESTATES TO BE APPROPRIATED.
HAVANA, June 19.-The Spaniards have in
dustrously circulated the that Porto was killed in
the duel with CoutO in and this has produced
an unpleasant effect the city The arrest Of the Junta
which has been several times of late repeated, ex
tes to Joy but depresses the spirits Of the
patriots aughable incident has grown out OF the late
affair. what your commission Of Peninsulans
has already waited upon the Captain proposing
TO 20 TO New-York there to receive the Cuban
Janta from the hands of the United States authorities
Where ignorance is bliss tits folly TO be wise"
What @ great is now Mauriclo Lopez Roberts the
Spanish Minister! All the CataaDs, Basques, Vaseon;
sdas Gsluosnsyesal the old spaniards, resident and
be Tesders of TIE TRIBUNE will remember a certain
correspondence that passed. several weeks ago between
Prssdept o the Jants and ssSsss sSdaSo and yades
Faui These latter gentlemen we're uhderstCod Dy the
SnySody else They Went on to NewYorE stayed awhile,
and not liking the aspect OF affairs Concluded 10 return
themselves with The spanards, dictated flaming letter
fc the of the Junta The Moro Misd was in costa
ces Il so was the DtGriO and the PrenSG The CORE
tpondence was published, and these gentlemen were
lauded good men aud true But certain revelations
have recently been made as TO the previous conduct OF
Hp weldened point OF time, as raitor0nS IN word
and movement as anybody else ana SO ~ Is no" go go
degree will appear the Gaeeta Of to-day, or at arhest
Poor MTs puce! Unless Gen. De Rodas shall exert his
ieIence 10 prevent it, the large estates which the
Benora Marquesa possesses will be seized by the govern
inent And now, If it be admitted that the authorities
have right 10 cOnscate, su no one pretends TO aege
single fact TO show that Mrs Duce has had anything
whatever 10 do With the management OF matters mere
II is well understood that she is 20 be punished solely ior
tie purpose Of further adding insult 70 the lndgmty
oreidy heaped upon DuCe. This really has more to do
the proceeding than the fact that she was porn III
ne murder Of Robinson boy Of IS, at Matanzas, was
horrible affair Some four OF hye volunteers went de-
lberately where he resided called him ont and mur
dered him, without question or answer. They accused
linn carrying correspondence to the Insurgents Out
proof OF that has not been made apparent Inc Eng
sh residents very much lncensed ana Jhe lOhcau
chip Defense, bearing the pennant OF Com. Phlmore,
has steamed into the bay Of Mananzas, ready 10 aid H.
D. Consul In the steps he Is taxing ana 10 pOect e
lives OF other subjects OF that Government in case u
should found necessary The news mas just Deeh re-
Ceived from Jamaica, that the BarIdeo ah9 eeEefaL
other war-ships (Engish), Wi Immediately leave iOf
Cuban waters.
A PATRIOT JOURNAL ON REPRIsALs.
La E8treiie de Iagua, a Cuban paper, contains
che following: ,.- .,
in all this time only have shot the individuals whose
names are here given with their places OF natVty ana
the crimes OF which they guilty, VIZ: Juan ner
native Of Gacla resident 21 G9neS An Ah'O90 % b r
spies. and carried correspondence with the enemy
Jose Moreno, native OF Andalucia, resident OF Cana
RDee ATTEMPTED to betray ~ Ferma Planas, native OF
Cenuegos, for common crme n. sOa, for the same On
the other hand, and by way OF repr5as those yaah5
soders defenders OF the nationatintegrity shot old
persons women and children without ia-all innocent
of any crime We gave liberty TO many spanards VINO
were prisoners, in the valley OF Irlndad
and 10 day we hold q largo number whom treat as
pnsOners OF war. Make tue comparison Thereafter our
policy should be changed War TO the sdeath has been
decreed by Cespedes Let follow II up. DO they wish
a OF determination Then they shall have H. FOr
each Cuban victim We shall make four -,
Venezuela Is about TO recognize the Cupahs as OeIg
erenis.
Al FCrTONs ~ pOPTO prcO-NONT OF THE Ma