New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31

the highwayman IS reported to have gwen a severe
drubbing to the volunteers. @ r.E
| GEN. PUELLo's DEFEAT.
| HAVANA, July 23.-From the best information that
be gathered it would seem that Gen. Pueblo has
luet with another defeat. 1t is certain that FL
| guerdo with 6OO0 men, and Jordan with 1900 lali
under the orders of the latter have had an engage
ment with La Tore; and the latter, embOdened by
| pretended movement of the COMMANDMENT Chief
of the Rebels, had sought battle. in which he
was badly defeated. The particulars will reach you
| hereafter.
TREASON IN THE AIR.
| On last Sunday, while funeral procession was
| was passing in Guanabac0a, there was seen, up In
sky beautiful globe, which was represented the
flag Of the United States and, at the same time,
single white star figured prominently in the collec-
ton of the other sister stars which was intended to
represent the isle Of Cuba It was said that this
exhibition assembled from the house Of Fesser, which.
by the bye. is now occupied by Don Esteban Santa
Cruz de OYiedo; but how this is no one knows. 1t
is enough to say that the secretary of this gentleman
has been arrested. .. . ....
.. PERSONAL. f..'
The editor Of the Cronstd has been of late render
ing himself somewhat conspicuous. Going into the
house of Drain e. Co.. the other daV, he insulted Mr.
DOminguez, one of the partners, DENOUNCED the es-
tablishment as being full of insueOs and said that
if any Of the gentlemen of the house wished satisac-
ton, he was ready to accord it. The New York
editor seemed to be greatly offended because this
house wished him to pay s freight on o bundle of
papers sent out to him, and which he wished to dis
tribute among his friends. Drain & Co. the con-
| signees of the Atlantic Mail Company.
MEMORIALS FOR THE MONARCHY. -
They are endeavoring to get up memorials all over
the country declaring the fidelity of the sgners to
the Spanish monarchy. A remarkable document of
this kind has been recently published at Sancti Es-
pirtus. All who refused to afix their signature to
it were denounced as traitors, and their goods de-
clared confiscated. This is the same sort of pro-
ceeding of which you were notified some time since
as likely to take place. The paper here alluded to
is of the most loyal imaginable, but many Of the
names found signed to it procured by means of
threats. Many signatures of loyal Cubans there
found which, if refused would have subjected these
unhappy 10 the pains aud penalties Of the mill
tary law.
COILS. RYAN AND CURRIER STILL AT CLIFTON
THEIR OPINIONS AS TO THE CONDITION OF
AFFAIRs-No TRUTH IN THE STORY THAT
CUBAN VOLUNTEERS HAVE ARRIVED IN CAM
ADA FROM NETWORK.
NIAGARA FALLS, July 30.-Cols. Ryan and
Currer OF the late Cuban cavalry still at Clifton,
Canada where they attract much attention. They up
pear DO in nowse dspred at the recent turn OF af
fairs IN NowYorK They look upon the reported OLSEN
sons the calculated TO injure tho mem
bers individually concerned In them than 70 prove detr
mental 20 the OF Cuban independence. Had the
Junta properly sustained the Gardeners Island eIped
ton they aege that they would have long ago reached
Cuba with the forces they recently compelled 10
abandon In Now-Iork. Capt. Anderson is expected 20
reach here tomorrow when plan Is 10 be agreed
upon for another movement Communications daily
had by RYAN and Currer with the Junta In Eew.York.
aud 10 given out that when course OF action Is
determined upon neither the petty Internal dssensons
Of parties In NewYork the seal OF Uncle Sans OIL
cals will be able TO Illustrate the movement. The story
that body OF Cuban volunteers wero about 90 make
their way 10 tho Canadian frontier Ii pronounced by Col
Ryan without the least foundation. learn, however,
that Col Ryan has been rendered recently. by wealthy
Cubans Of NewYork such means may be required for
reorganization Of another expedition. and supply of
arms ammunition. &C. which to be forwarded from
Newly ork A commission In the Cuban forces has been
preferred through Col Ryan, to Capt. Cusck OF the
United States Army, who is at the International
Hotel but that gentleman declines Several Cubans Of
means are also at the International and frequently call
upon Ryan and Currier Riding out to-day observed
Cuban flag waving from flag stan at the Monteaglo
grounds near the Suspension Bridge.
THE LAST OF THE FILlBUsTERs.
u. s. Commissioner Shields, as stated in yes
terday's TRIBUNE, went down to Fort Hamilton on
Thursday afternoon where the three Cuban lbusters
were imprisoned who had refused 10 be discharged from
Fort afayette and OF them, Albert A. IRWIN and
after refrain from violating the Neutrality Laws they
were discharged from custody. James Burns the other
prisoner refused TO give the REQUIRED piedse ano sau
In his OF tho Neutrality Laws ana that he lurns)
should stay there for the present but that he would soon
get out In spite OF the Marshal ana DisTetAl'orney'