New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-15
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION.
LATEST NEWS.

The disagreementS among the volunteers themselves
and also tier failure to establish the projected col
onial government have served to keep them quiet
Tho report that 1900 troops were coming to mSarm
,bo volunteers has been officially denied. The Youn
,oors are iubilant The volunteers are insttuting
court of inquiry for the purpose of examining into
,be conduct of Gen. Dulce, and making report to
he forwarded to Spain 1t is reported that Gen.
Dnlce will touch at Porto Rico, for the purpose OF
meeting Gen. De Rodas and explaining to him the
situation Of affairs in the island
ANOTHER SPEECH BY GEN. DULCE-HIs DE-
PARTURE--GEN. LESCAs CONSPIRACY.
IFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, June Son the 9Th, at o'clock p. m, all
the authorities in the city appeared at the Palace to
hear the farewell address of Gen. Duce. They formed
4, circle in the parlOr, and Dulce shook hands with
all of them When he came to the
Vho dsobcyed his orders on the evening of the LIST,
instead of shaking hands, he said to him Thanks,
many thanks a thousand thanks, for your compli-
snce TO the orders of the principal authority" The
Geutenant-colonel answered: General, considera-
honsr-"NO considerations of any nature" SAID
Dulce, should have prevented your obeying my
orders am now returning to Spain where shall
end myself in position of Furnishing OF recOmpenslng
those who have deserved it. Gentlemen" he added
addressing the circle, "the first step to promote the
independence of Cuba has been taken. 1t is my duty
upon leaving to request all patriotic to use their
almost exertiOns to prevent the second STEP as well
As the programme maturing for some time past"
At p m he started with his family for the Spanish
mail-boat Guipuscoa accompanied by the Segunda
Cibo all the other authorities and the resigned en-
. Dyes Juan Perez Calvu, Joaquin de Ia EscOsuTa,
Gear Golmayo, Jose NJ Diaz, Secretary of the Gov
snOr PohtIeo, and others. Francisco DuranOna. the
save-trader took passage board the same steamer
The volunteers proposed giving him charivau on
the boilers at the punta when the vessel should pass
by the MORO Castle, but company was sent there
70 prevent il. From reliable sources have since
found out that Brigadier Lcsca mixed in the
conspiracy reported you. and has used his influence
IN the first to prevent the troops from firing the
goluuteers. He left on Sunday morning with the
yascougada Volunteers for the CincO Villas, which
are in a deploralle condition. The Vascougadas de-
tired to be accompanied by battalion of city vOlun-
i.ers but none of them would CO.
influential men have prevented the meeting pro-
POSED on Sunday last at Tacon Theater. 1t
postponed TO Monday evening, and has not yet taken
place. though the parties previously mentioned keep
working secretly, and opposed to the admission
Of Cabalero de Rodas unless he aeauiesces to their
Tiews Condo Balmaseda is thought of for the post.
The committee further proposes diS1nissing all the
gagabonds they had admitted in their battalions.
The press. while acknowledging the critical state Of
The Island, keeps Rsng all its influence 10 unite the
Spanish element 1t says: If we wish to be victo-
;ious. there shoEld only be two parties here, the
Spanish and the rebels and then should not spare
The resources at our command to bear upon them.'
/ had omitted so advise you that, during the dis
Jurbances of the LIST. volunteers from GuanabacOa
Ind Regla had collected round the Rega warehouses
10 burn them and thus avoid. as they said the ship
nent of sugars TO tine Junta Guiana 1t was pre-
vented by a company under the command of one sd
the largest shareholders
The Battle of La Cruz near Santa Clara took place
between $40 men of the Battalion de Tarragona
commanded by Mayana, and some 1000 patriots un
Ger Lorda Only five of the former succeeded in
escaping l get this from an officer of the army.
TIE PROGRAMME OF THE vOLUNTEERs-THE
REVOLT IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CONsPI-
RACY.
TFRoli OUR owy CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, June s.-Ever since the first movements
lago been made in the plot for the reinstatement OF
Isabella, emisares have been at work here sowing
listrust suspicion and dislike. The volunteers pre-
vented fair subjects for the exercise of seductive
Eiles aud turbulent and disorderlv they by ma
re are they soon gaze in 10 the uFgngs of solutions
teachings and for months have been at issue with
the authorities. 1t became evident at the time Of
the Villanueva and Louvre massaeres. and has been
growing worse ever since. They have presumed to
dictate the disposition to be made Of prisoners
they have claimed the dnty of garrisOning the ports
Of Havana. and have refused to yield them up 10
rsgnlars They have formed juntas and dictated
military operations. They have forced tn Captain,
GneIal 20 resort 10 stratagem 10 save the hV"s OF
innocent men; and finally, to give GROWING point
to long list Of nsurpatOns they have depOsed the
Captan-General Of the Island and his subOfdlnatcs
10 the various districts under his sway.
The late Governor OF Matanzas, BGgadier Lopez |
Pinto. was for years exile in France. having tallen
a tho flo al
~ rulers and the triumph OF MS peculidf creed !
brought BIN to the surface again and as q reward !
Tor years Of neglect and for good service rendered IN
the FryOlu,,"n he was advanced TO the post Oh |
Brigadier and ordered 10 this island. An intimate !
friend of Dulc. me was at once assigned by HIM 10 |
the command OF the Matauzas GislIicI NnlSp ~ |
GONG respects is SCION" - ,oCe Ouiy Uuayaha.
During bis stay there he has gained the goodwill OF
The worthy portion of the citizens for his atabilty
and humanity, and the i-wil of the volunteers Tor
we possession Of these questionable virtues some
ume ago a certain Despair was arrested Tor alleged !
SCnWlcly ~ the insnIccuOn, ana having lhdde |
himself otherwise obnoxious 20 the volunteers thcy !
were clamorous Tor his life. The Governor inter |
posed firm refusal of their demands and secretly /
sent him TO Havana. where he was securely locked ]
npand 10 may be. is here yet This action, winch |
some would consider prascwOrthy. was regarded by
lle volunteers as treason against themselves ana
against spanish IDEAS COrdidllly continued, Dat % /
storm was brewing. The occasion az last came. /
Dulce was Oycuhrown. The heroes of Nillauucra /
ma made step iOrward.and their coiyf6@OI Matah-
Dulec lcll at il o'clock on the morning Of The "a |
lnsi. Tie news was flashed 70 every point OF the /
Island, ara the JUuta Salvatore OF Havana sent |
Oders TO ts branch Junta in Mataizas 10 Keep me
good work going ltuecGcd no Spui 70 urge ihclh
on The Object 10 be gained was informally male
Ai0"H, ana Cummttcc, composer Oh the ilciu ahu
stan officers OF the volunteers, was named 10 want
upon the Governor with an utlmatOn th3l Elo Win
diawal was desirable. The news that Such move
meut was gong un attracted large crowds 10 tht pal
ace and the plaza which directly fronts the bulldihg
by II OF j. CLOCK dense, snrgug GFOWHCSome ~