New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-31
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
SPANISH ADvICEs-THE GARRISON AT


of the Havana Railroad is to be held here next week.
to decide upon the future management of the road.
Advces from Las Tunas report the garrison there
suffering from want of provisions and anxiously
looking for a convoy with supplies from Puerto del
Padre. The insurgents committing great depre-
dations in the Santiago, Puerto Principe and Trn-
dad jurisdictions.
GEN. LEsCAs TELEGRAM-GEN. MARMOL AT
sANCTUs sPIRITU-SAECrUs, REMEDIES
CIENFUEGos AND TRINIDAD ALMOST CUT
oFF-NEw VOLUNTEER MUTINY-THE AIDA
MAS,
IRON OUR owS CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, July % Important intelligence received
from the Cinco Villas aud Yuelta Abajo has swelled
the tide in favor of the patriots who to-day
encouraged than Brigader Lesca has tele-
graphed Cabaerod de Rodas of his intention 20 return
TO Havana if he is not sufficiently reinforced to
maintain his position the defensive at least. My
private adyices from Sancti Spiritu directed me by
Spanish officer under date of 10Th inst per steamer
Jagua via Batabano give the following particulars
" Donate del Marmol, the Bandit whose force rate
at some 1900 men, we'll armed and equipped after
destroying an immense amount of property, together
with the produce he could not carry with him, the
wharf Of the station Guasimal well the railroad
is now within few miles Of the city, and keeps
closed up. Remedies CienfuegOs and Trinidad are
pretty much in the same condition, and Losca con-
tnues cramped at his headquarters Villa Clara
Brigadier Gayeneche. who left Sanct Spiritu on
Saturday the l7th with the Battalion de Colon has
not been heard of since. The famous Francisco dc
Alosta Alyear has only saved five men Of his Bat
talon del Orden, aud proceeds TO Havana TO try the
enlistment of more On arrival Of this COM
mander here the following order appeared IN the
Gaceta of the Government, and was copied in the
other journals:
-Voin toar uroy rohu and
provided with certificates Of army services or good cond s
from the ceadors OF their respeeiyo district WI, be a.
The enlistment Is opened at the young mems military
school, Plaza de Arnas, from IL TO o'clock, and VIII Do
closed Oh Saturday, the Ath
But few applications having thusfar been madethey
have been compelled to to the free negroes
suggested by Balmaseda, and are likely 70 meet with
less success if they rely on voluntary enlistment
To-day's TOs de Cuba reports in a short article
THE advces we receive from our correspondent at
Sanct Spiru are not satisfactory and yesterday it
had long article calling again for supreme effort
10 crush rebellion which is burying the agricultural
and commercial wealth of the country and il reiter
ated the suggestion OF sending four or five bataons
of the city volunteers, who are ready to march so
soon as ordered by Caballero dc Rodas. For answer
TO that, as well as a former article headed One
Effort more" two prominent volunteers have adj
dressed several letters to the mentioned paper stating
il already sunk under its heavy issue of paper money
and that instead of looking 10 the commercial com
munty pretty much ruined for further contribution
the Government here had better make an issue Of
paper money under tho guarantee Of the mother
country.
The Spanish mail boat brought news to Ramon
Herrera of the 9th battalion Bonifacia Jimeniz Of
the Legeras and Alvarez of Chappelgorris. advising
that Caballero dc Rodas had been forwarded orders
to arrest them. 1t created much excitement among
them and they Immediately prepared to resist.
Alvarez called the chief Of the police TO inquire he
had the order The chief the police answered he had
not yet been handed it, nor did he suspect the Pro-
visonal Government had issued such order. 1t
seems Rodas refraned from enforcing the order in
view of the prevailing excitement. The volunteers
are. however, watching him more closely and it will
be very difficult to-day to induce them to 20 TO the
field Their leaders working secretly in combination
with Lersundi and others look somewhat capsided by
the Eew-York news reporting the depar-
ture Of the American fleet for Cuban waters the
release Of Goicouria and the fbusters of Gardeners
Island with their vessels the comments of the Cosr
rey des Etats Uns Sickness mission To Spain and
telegram received day before yesterday from Minis
ter Lopez Roberts announcing to odas his proposed
departure for Havana The circulation of The CoT-
rier and Herald was prohibited and inquiries are
being lnaNc 10 lllu OuI WIN 10 VI
THE TRIBUNE.
An employee has assured me that the Aldamss and
other prominent men are compromised in the cores
pondence seized at Batabano relating to the Havana
Railroad Company, and the sending of some eXpedi-
tions ia the western district. The Spanish casino
and headquarters of the volunteers are likely TO be
established at Aldamas residence opposite the campo
marte.
decree of De Rodas to take effect on the LIST Of
August establishes Vigilance Committees In all parts
of the Island to survey the Custom House operations
and thus avoid frauds. In consequence thereof Eco
Lamiguero Inspector of the wharf. and all the
bineras have resigned. The celebrated Quiras has
been dismissed from the subinspectOn of police and
appointed yesterday by Miguel Antonio Herrera,
Administrators of the Regla warehouses.
Ferrer de Cents has secured subvention of 5000
for the sustainment of his New-York Cronista. Ru-
mors are current with volunteers Of the landing of
an expedition at Sagua 10 Chica and another at Bar