New-York tribune., 1869-06-07
Aletter from St. de Cuba relates the sOlIoxins'

services eminent those which the prebendary "s
| rectors of this shameless sheet render us. -
Soon win proceed to reGrganze our our forces nn %e s
ceived promptly, the campaign will be undertaken ano
which is to be ended by the liberation Of the people
loaded with the booty that the officials and priests tool
in the abandoned houses OF that place This wac com
posed of panOs wardrobes and other kinds of furniture
and besides young girl Of II years Ta9 nag SeSn 20 % M
charge OF by the pIebendary Caro- tho owner oi 'He
Arms for the insurgents and ships with which to con-
front these Quixoes the and would soon have
the pleasure Of knowing that not one CT these bahdu
stained with his tread the beautiful soil OF America
ACCUSATIONS AGAINST THE SECRETARY OF THH
| CAPTAIN-G -GENERAL-MORALE DE LOS RIOS
AND LEToNA--AssAssINATIoN OF A NEGRO
THE GREAT IRoN-CLAD VICTORIA - TIN
BISHOP or HAVANA AGAINST GEN. DULcE--
| DULCE's CONFESSION OF FAILURE NEWS
FROM THE DIFFERENT TOWNS
[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, May 29.-A great noise has been
made with respect to the 20 prisoners captured an
English schooner and brought here few days ago. Ith
charged that Daz, the Secretary of the GOvernorGep
era was well paid in the matter, ard hence their being
ordered off to Cueta instead Of being shot large sum
is reported as having been given to the Secretary and
qby rbSrv 5S have P9C beeT ecaScd rong the city, IN
fact Charging that Dulce mad received portion OF the
part led to tho scenes already described you in sn
| other letter. 1t is not necessary TO say nov
Duce. but his enemies caro- nothing for that. Thd
amount claimed to have been paid is s50OG II - douDt
quence certain dsaccOrd between Morales de los Bot
and Letona which grew out Of the affairs OF Snaraa ga
battalion of artillery, for time the command on snla
aion " s now at eibara' and the old commander on de
los Rios will leave here on the 2d to take charge on
The volunteers assassnaed negro the other day, be-
| cause he stole little rice; when asked why they had
killed the fellow they replied because he ran scme
| of the journals praise the act. :,
A new paper has been started in Havana; called ~
Laboranie he aborer). It aims to reach the worang
classes and nfuse much hate as possible in the bosoms
! of the spanards against the Cubans.
The great iron ship Victoria arrived here Recently
| from Cadiz. Gonzalez Is the commander The crew IL
! men 5s officers nOn-cOmmissioned), 3A sailors, 50
marines 6S engineers and hremen. Her length OF keel
millneers breadth Of BEAM II meters 81 imeters hei
total displacement is 1880 uns she carries q gun o.
which are Armstrong;, $50 pound batery other same
maker, $50 pounds deck guns and IA others OF smaller
caber 20 centimeters For boat uses she carries Sws
| tmetTes and two hOwitzers OF Is centineters het
engines are 1000 horse power and lOO OF coal car
go at time into her bunks Her arrival was the oc
casion of disaster On entering the harbor, she ran
against coaster, sweeping away Its masts ana almost
The Captain. Generals particular friend, the Bshop q
Havana, has been working Jointly with the Goone,s oi
the volunteers In trying to get rld OF ulee th &
| ngraude, inasmuch, as it Is well known tlat Duee
abored hard to have the Bishop ordered back 10 haVs
came ont I'm t6e same shin with Duce and enjoyed the
honor immensely The venerable preate lseportedJ 70
9e ye e nsed his influence with the
General to have the cure of Monserrae sent away be-
SS'e Seg eoa 5S should the children Of the soil win @
fight the Bishop to escape damage VIII have 10 resort -
the PeaeZ tactics that is to get away some how no nsa
ter what the mode may be- There long roll OF high
! handed measures scored TO his account.
After all Dulce is no coward. He gave tho colonies on
the volunteers few nights ago regular Diessng, ~
i'm general reminded them of the Gerry e obedience they
had rendered TO the authority and OF the disorder AUG
said "are sufficient to lose the island Of Cuba, and
is impossible explain such conduct when one sholld
only look for respect and tranquity-things
able in the actual circumstances but on the contrary
these Vaccinations should be continued II
the insurgents will achieve their ODeet lnS was WY
near cOnfessng that the island was already lost. -
| The army in campaign is very much dissatisfied IL
on the 22d the failure was announced oi parlck & Co
considerable money for the purchase OF arms and muuf
tOns OF war.
Benegasi reported as materially aiding the Governor
The rebel eeftaln Benlto STho Il ip mas Peen an az
been called out. and this acting In concert with slna
ment are scattered around through this Jurisdiction.
The defenses of HOlguin have been much strengthened
| OF late.
There have been two or three hghts recently at Aana
been killed. The Spanish journals claim that the rebels
lost % in killed and wounded in these skrmisies They
report spaniard wounded This is even concedlng
too much, but unless one of their number received
who make out these reports certainly are adopts In the
| art OF lying.
The particulars are given OF small fight at Ltaoo.
This fought by portion of the col9rcd troops span.
sh) and small party OF insurgents. Little harm dona
TO either side
Fears Of riots; much trouble in expectation tbs
volunteers have caught the infection from Havana.
gloomy The patriots are so oyerawed by volunteers
that no rising viii be attempted here-at Least
until matters shall look much more favorable to the suc
cess OF movement
The Daro publishes story TO the effect that eight
cavalry men lately put to flight about IS at polat
between Remedies aud Villa Clara The eight spaniards
killed only four possessed themselves OF an Infinite
number OF small arms, besides great many horses and
did not have q man woundedl
The rebels OF this district are to be found in the eel
OF the mountains. Parties are strolmg about IA Az
small bodies in pursuit hut result is obtained The
insurgents take good OF themselves ana appeared
conIented with their work which is 20 @.Fn tnc c. I've
and negroes 20 along win ten'
prominent insurgent has been captured by the Span
iards His name is Manucl Lara.
CIENFUECOs.
clerk Of Il business house here has recently disap-
peared I known whether he has been assaSsnaed
left tho country or joined the insurgents Falxstno
of large fortune has also been missing for some time.
Arango they stated they flying from the Insurgents
sAwTI EsPIRlTUS.
An officer had reached this place with good num-
OF ratous Gen. Pueblo The OF certain parties
are given as suspected OF fRfdeHcd, namely: Mated
Pima Rafael Castaueda Conseeega Gaspar Beian,
court Augstin Carnejo Pho Cdrneo there arc at pres
ent IN the states Augustn Aguero Honorato del Cas-.
tllo Jose Jesus Cepada Theiroyaly Is to be examined
into Immediately There several others who are be-
ing tried to witt Esteban, Gatan. Gonzales aad Nne.
The Pabeon NGei0dt Of Cienfnegos gives the p1rcu.
lars of the rescue OF Don Manuel Banc0 who had been
held by the insurgents three and half months lie
was captured the farm Of Jose Quesada aud was
rescued by the forces under the command VI captain
'O'D MArAxzAs AND cARDENAs
The towns Of Matanzas and CardeDas are occupying
themselves with the question, at all times OF serious mo-
ment, OF raising money III the latter place the soc
the only bank in the town, and the merchants wore
at great loss to know how to supply It's place l{