New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-09

tho crop which had not commenced being gathered
and which they desired to garner In my opinion THESE
men pnt themselves at the front, order to stop the
revolution To the first said thsy we sh4uiu s'oe r
for our independence, and we ought 10 make gu
that afterwards there would be time enough 70 tnnK
OF q vile and cOwardly anneNatlOhi anu, snT,s
while the crop was as being abs United States with
which TO buy the things we needed anu e.. nan 20
them sent TO the East there would rise mp soon aer
the West strong and powerful elements when WOulu
make the Irresistible at Havana, ana give inc
death blow to Spanish domination in Cuba when tne
second Junta formed, and had received your
authority In the matter much time had been ost3a tet
rble persecution had arisen, and many people naa leI
All that learned at Key West that the Junta Da9
been dissolved and wrote TO Morales Lemus, VINO neu
the most inexpcable influence with the Western people
OF the ISLE to reunte the scattered fold and put hse
at the head yentuTng did TO promise that you would
approve my action in the premises got here at last,
and to my surprise found that two months time had
been spent in forming a Junta as numerous az
q Congress, that Jose Valiente held the general
much intrigue being shown the object OF which was
to get him out OF authority and to put Morales Lemus
and he ought TO be confirmed In DIS post ana there shO
be given him. detail all necessary powers II ne has
think the other should not be Morales Lemus In any
event. AS you far away from here venture 70 give
Should be assigned Wiz Jose Vallene should be General
Agent, and his Secretary ought to be Hario Csneros
the first in case of absence or sickness jose
Morales Lemus ambassador to London, ana ms
France and General Agent for Span Francisco Fessor
ambassador at Washington and his Secretary domingo
and his Secretary, j. c. Zenea; Francisco de Bravo,
Minister at Hayti and st. Domingo Antonio FERNANDEZ
BramOso, Minister to Venezuela and Coombla traneseo
Ruiz Minister for the five republics Of Central America
and offer myself to out 20 work In Peru, Tor when
Professionally by the agent and by the Junta at
NewYork This confidence permit myself 70 hold with
Carlos Manuel Cespedes, and ask thousand pardOns
To the Dictator, will make observation, but Will give
him to understand that will obey his directions without
question" AhBRosI0 YALIENTE'
GEN.rGRANT's SENTIMENTS.
Mr.. Domingo Ruiz is supposed to have
written the letter of which the following is an extract:
went 10 the headquarters Of Gen. Grant, and not
being able to see him. because ne was much occupied re-
ceyed notice. through one OF his aids that he would see
could not see him on the day indicated because his
Adjutant told me- he sick The same officer returned
10 tell me- two days aftervard, that the General was
pleased with your Communication and that he sympa-
thized with all his heart toward our cause put thae ne
than as any other gentleman He invited tOyisit him
SUCH and said he would be very glad to see me- Az
reached me from the Revolutionary Committee Of Ca
maguey, authorizing @. Carlos dc Varona Varona NOW
renrIssI However vour AUTHORIZATION did not accom-
pany this dispatch and we await It,"
FRENCH INTEREST IN CUBAN AFFAIRS.
The Count de Faverniere, acting as French
and had an interview on Saturday with the Spanish Mn
ister senior Roberts, the Abearle Hotel IN this city
matters pertaining TO the present CONDITION OF CuDa
THE SPANISH GUNBoATs.
the gunboats lately seized actually known TO be in-
tended for Cuba The Spanish squadron OF large vessels
now in those waters will, as as relieved by Them
be sent TO the Peruvian coast TO force that nation to ac
cept any terms OF peace which may DO offered As
already mentioned in THE TRIBUNE, these nRhtdfaugnt
gunboats eminenty well lifted for patrol service in
the intricate bays and nlets Of the Antilles which were
many years ago the safe refuge Of pirates and saYer
THE JUNTA AND THEIR FRIENDS.
The Junta have addressed letter of thanks
to the Republicans Of Tennessee and to the Grand Army
Of the Republic for their expressions Of sympathy
with the cause Cuban independence The rumor pub
lshed I'm THE TRIBUNE week ago that Cuban
expedition about 10 leave Flordian port under the
command OF experienced American officer, mas peen
fully confirmed IL is reported that the Junta are ABOUT
to make proesation 10 the United States Government
against any project for the purchase OF Cuba The lead
ers declare they have desire 10 buy the Island nor 70
see 1t bought by any one else They are confident OF
obtaining IL sOon without the incumbrance OF heavy
debt Vague reports are aoa with regard to the de.
pariure OF a Cuban expedition from Northern port
within the next Elk weeks. The released hbusters and
their leaders have lately become nyserously quiet