The New York herald., 1869-06-04
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Captain General Dulce DepOSed by
Spanish Mob in Cuba.
REVOLUTION IN HAVANA.
Espinar Put at the Head Of
Government.
Successes of General Jordan and
His Filibusters.
PATRIOT VICTORIES IN THE EAST.
Spanish Volunteers Compel the Governor
Of MatanzaS to Resign.
BLOODY RIOT In WALES.
Many Persons Killed and
Wounded.
RIOT In WALES.
Persons Killed and
Wounded.
CUBA.
More Arms Landed-Patri0t Victory Near villa
Clara-The Mob Accuse General PeIaez.

bay OF Nlpe. The schooner was just leaving when
the steamer saw her.
At villa Clara an engagement has taken place
between force OF patriots said to be twelve hun
dred in number and supposed to be part OF General
Cavadas command) and one company Of Spanish
troops. passenger who has arrived from the To-
cality twenty Of the troops dead upon the field.
All the others were either wounded or captured ex
cept three. AS this Is the Spanish account OF the
AFFAIR the numbers Of the patriots are doubtless much
exaggerated.
General Pelaez, VINO has been recently relieved Of
the command OF the Villa Clara district has arrived
here. He is accused Of selling Salvo conductas. The
volunteers are greatly incensed against him and as
sailed the palace search for him. but not finding
MIN, they retired. General Peaez Is safe on board
the Victoria.
The Spanish Mob Search for General
Pelaez-Hs Escape-They DepOse Gene
raj DuIce-Refuse Him Time to Tele.
graph to Madrid-Genernl Espinar I'm Com
mand-He is POwerIess Against the Mob Of
voluntccrs-Spanish Fears for the Future.
HAVANA, June 2,
Via KEY WEST, June 3, 1869.
I revolution has taken place here within the last
twenty -four hours. The Spanish volunteers have
compelled General Dulce to surrender the govern
ment OF the island to General Espnar, the second in
command, who will administer pending the arrival
OF the new Captain General Caballero de Rodas,
from Spain.
The immediate cause OF this revolutionary move
ment was the protection accorded by General Dulce
TO General Pelaez, who has been lately removed from
the command OF the villa Clara district.
General Peaez Is accused by popular rumor OF
having received $4,000 from the patriots. When
he arrived at CIenfuegos his way TO this capital,
the volunteers there became very riotous and would
not permit him to land
He arrived here on Monday, and, the volunteers
being advised OF his coming, surrounded the Tele-
grafo Hotel, armed with tin horns and all kinds OF
noise. e.producing instruments to receive him. The
proprietoHpf the hotel assured them he was not
there and opened his doors enable them search
the house.
The volunteers then proceeded to the Plaza de
Armas fronting the palace, and at once entered the
palace without opposition from the guard. General
Dulce was very indignant at this outrage and told
them to search everywhere.
Yesterday the officers and men Of the volunteers
determined to demand the abdcation OF the Captain
General. The streets were crowded with riotous
volunteers during the whole night, the crowd the
Plaza de Armas frequently exclaming, "Death TO
Dulce"
committee OF one colonel and one soldier from
each battalion had an interview with General Dulce
fnis morning and demanded his immediate relin.
quishment OF the government.
Duce asked time to communicate by telegraph
with the government In Madrid, which was refused,
and at nine O'Clock this morning he surrendered the
command.
The volunteers then dispersed. and matters may
probably remain quiet until General Rodas arrives,
though General Espinar Is powerless against the
volunteers, who now have full control, and are really
the governing power OF the Island.
1t is suspected that General Pelaez, has gone to
Key West.
Advices from satiago OF the 27th utlmo state that
the expedition under General Jordan. which landed
in the Bay OF Nipe, has escaped into the interior.
leaving some war MATERIAL including four cannon,
for want OF transportation The government ac-
counts are much exaggerated, and the landing
causes great depression among the spaniards and
anxiety about the uncertain future.
More Volunteers Mob Law-The Governor
Of N1atanzas Deposcd-PainfuI Anxiety I'm
Havana-Expccted Departure Of General
DuIce.
The volunteers In Matanzas, following the ex.
ample OF those In Havana, assembled before the
Government Palace there and demanded the imme-
date resignation OF the Governor Of Matanzas.
Their demand was acceded 70, and Colonel Leon Is
now acting as Governor. No outrages were com.
mltted ana a. last ACCOUNTS Oruer was maintained.
The city OF Havana remains exceedingly quiet,
but the public anxiety Is intense.
special steamer has been ordered to be In readL
ness to convey General Dulce to Spain. and 1t Ia ex
pected be will depart within day or two.
Several Suspected Omcials to bc Relieved
The Insurgents Gaining Advantages Over
the Troops.
HAVANA, Juno 9, 1869.
Several lieutenant governors and civil ofncers Of
high rank, accused Of connivance with the repels
are TO be Immediately relieved OF their Offices
The insurRents in several recent encounters, have
gained slight advantages over the troops.
Our Minister to Mexico to Leave for vern
Cruz On Sunday-IIavana Markets.
HAVANA, June 8, 1869.
Hon. Thomas II. Nelson, the new Minister OF the
United states to Mexico will sail from here on the
9th inst. on board the French steamer for vera
Cruz
The sugar market Ia nat Sales were made to-day
the basis OF So 81 reals per arroDe for No. IL
Dutch standard.
Exchange on London, lax . lax per cent