, 1869-05-09
CUBA.
Despatch from the Commander OF
the Unlfed States Fleet In Cuban
WaxcFB-RecSnf Movement OF
Troops in the IntcFior-Tho Spanish
aliutsxcF md ConsuIR on tho Look.

The United States Elect In Cuban !
N'axcfx-Reccnt Movement OF
Troops in the Intcrior-Tho Spanish
Minister md Consuls on the Look-
out for E1llbuatcrH.
NAsHlSGToS, May s.-Despa:ches were received
this morning al the Nary Department from Adut
raj llon, datcd on uarans7 April 80 mud May l.
snce his last despatch Of the 9Th uit, no further
news Of great importance from the interior has
been received. On the ltfh of April 1900 troops
commanded By Geneyal3 Letoua and Escabonte,
Arrived ~ SSG'tss from W. >. GS aaa tue 1sy
fTss!ssS ffasps having Hs x, and iett cs d.
acce ~ On lie march, although lafgc bodies Of In
surrents wcEc posted On the hiEh ground some
distance from the road. number Of wcll-con-
There arc - men concentrated ut Suey!taa,
Among them wete 1.590 Catalonia solaateerA
ass o as uas5 xs e ana
ITincIrc Immediately. Aboat loo started oa the
asI, COMO, Ing PROVISIONS and trains. This expo
dton. under General ssa u sen 10 Fepa ad .ns IT,
The troops at Principe, who arc said 70 De on nall
1ations-
leader purrosely allowed nc spanlar,ia 10 march
without opposition 1r,m the Interior to the sea
coast, but intended TO oostrnct their return. nnd.
s'sp. sspui taSF II. fpo1aned 3 Pncp &C.
cus.i Of sldtng enc usurse1t'un auu giving AID anu
conto,s 10 the rebels ...
was SHARED becauSc ns waa IN American
Rear Admiral Hon has had an Interview With
the Captain General relative 70 young engineer,
named Rafael Estrada, who, although haFtng de-
ciaIrd his intention Of becoming an American
citizen had never, 1t secms, taken out bis dual
psre.s, although having married ana lsseI some
is,rrd IN order for his Immediate release
Rear Admiral lion forw9rded reports from
oeIs iue he Peoobseot, dated 2sta of April. os COZ
Ffarctx, the anchorage fer the ports Of Remedies
and Car1barten- The prisoners taken from the
leased, lie Spanish authorities At that place had
offered 90 coutesies OF facilities to the Penohscot
IS Is customary on the arrival of foreign vessel.
perhaps more from ignorance than dcAsil
The Euitcd Ssaie8 Eoosul at car!oa1le1 had been
! informed hy the Governor nj Remedies that be
mast not holst the nag Of the Consular of'ce
| a21ln.
In consideration OF the condition Of afaiEs IN
| that country, wheEc American citizens arc bold
| Ing n nlous Of property, and the !eAr Of injury
from the volunteer forces, Lieutenant Commander
EaEtm4n has concluded to reulstn there for sotnc
| !utA
| i Cul,au named s B. Ea1les, who c1sins to be
| an AnericAn citizen, WAS undergoing tEtA On
charges preferred By The volunteer forces and Il
| Havana for sentence. The accused had no evil
deuce with him OF being az American citizen, but
na Hesr adn,rsi M uod had % 1eqScsscu the Captain
! General 10 allow the American nag to be hotsted
over the Consulate at Ca1tta:ien.
] Mi. Roberts the Spanish Minister ha3 informed
the Secretary Of ssa:e ,hat the steamer QnateE
City Is about 10 saA from New York Ior Cubs With
| munitions Of war for the rebels The sterctAIy
has requested the Secretary Of the Treasury to IS.
sue an oElef which will prevent any violation OF
the neutrality Law Of IS19, which till be 4sueA
| NEW IoHk, Mar a-Thc Spanish Consul, IN m
| interview With United States Marshal H4FloH, this
zfternoon stated that he had received positive In
formation that steamer and aeFetal snail saliuR
vessels are being utted out to take volunteers ano
! aE7rs 10 the Cuhan insurgents, and demanded taat
| such expeditions be stopped. lie also called the
M2fsials attention TO the rxrtons recruiting St..
tcrs Of cubans in this city. and furnished LIST ot
| thetn-
The Ma1sna1, yesterday afternoon. recatEcd o..
dcrs from Secretary Fish to prcycn: any possible
| breach Of the neutrality taN In rtlAtou 70 C1oa
The chief officer of the steamer Quaker CITY
to day denied un his honor, ~ ~ otcer and =
gentleman, thaf her owners had the slightest 10
tenton Of scn1Ing her to Cubs, or even to the Nes
| 1nttes- .-..s
NKw Torx, May A-The AraZo did not have Z
soldier on board, neither did she cazzJ any arms
4 small amount Of powder, soDe ammunition ane
| certain commercial stores composed her cargo
and she carried QUIZ her regular crew. sac sauec
under the auspices Of the Peruvian GoEesomfnf
apd cannot therefore, without violating Ruo<
faith, Be used except IN the manner apectned II
her papcHa- II appears, however, Tat on Tneada
there fAilcd from New Tori The steamer Fcsct
! chartered by Gubsn, and containing wnF mate
rtal. and carrying about three hundred men. He
clearance papers showed that her destination ~
| Jamaica. or some peaceful port md th2t the pro
htthttop relating to af1na, etc. bad been erased
~ had frrQutn ntly been done before Win IN
knowledge OF the Spanish Consul 1t New fotk-