New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-13

board the steamer going out by the MORO to sea,
At the wharf there was left in the hurry good
number of shoes hats and pieces OF clothing which
the Peninsulares dropped in their flight,
BUSINESS DIssENsIONs-THE CAPTAIN-GENERAL
ON THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
HAVANA, Aug TAT the meeting of the Directors
of the Vllameda Railroad, few days ago. there was
another scene Don Juan PoeZ, well-knOwn planter,
went to the meeting, and charged an officer OF the
road Don Gonzalo Alfonso with being iHsurrecto,
and further that all its employees were inimical to
the Government and, along with Alfonso, should be
expelled from it. Don Ruiz Pastor declared that the
Directors should be put in prison. Senior Ibarra
effeetually answered these speeches. The books OF
the Company were sealed, and now await the orders
of the Government.
To-day Gen, De ROdas has issued orders to the
effect that all officers and soldiers must hold them
selves in readiness to move to the field at moments
warning. 1t looks as though he were meditating
some important movement yet this is doubtful and
the order may be nothing more than blind The
Government here is evidently laboring to defer all
active operations till November. 1t is entirely una
bic to do anything at present
Here is a summary of the money situation, drawn
up by the rnor-General himself. "From de-
tailed examination he says, there are found the
following essential deductions: That there is neces-
sary for actual expenses of the current economical
year $5 and that the returns will not amount
to more than $39,OOOOOO" To cover this deficit of
$156O7OOO there are still unexpended of former
bank issue 5OO0OOO and there still must need he
a deficit of $lOG07OOO. There is comprised in this
$555OQOOO sum of SIS $50 900 for extraordinary
expenses. The necessity of raising the $40, 600
must be met, and this to be done in part by new
issue of Bank notes to the extent of $6OOOOOO and
the remaining g. 1000 to be worked up in some
way no one foresees how. Now when this last issue
shall have been put in circulation, the Bank will
have paper out to the amount of $300OO0O0, and to
meet this there is about $25OOOO of specie, perhaps
$4,000 of its OCn notes sOO00OO of negotiable
paper and other assets comprised under the head of
Government debt (Bonos del Tesoro) You will per-
ceive that the Government will be in debt to
the Bank $22.OOOOOO and should Spanish rule DO
doomed in Cuba the BdRoO EspaHol will certainly,
under this exhibit. show poor hand.
LETTER FROM GEN. CANADA.
We take fromiLa ReUOlucion an extract of
letter by Gen. Cavada to q friend here BY the Repub
lican Government have been made GeneralnChief OF
the Cinoo Villas District including CienfuegOs Trinidad,
Villa Clara, St. Espirtu, Sagua, and Remedies Civil
marriage has proclaimed and every day marriages
are celebrated. We had lively fight three days ago at
Guina de Miranda. made the attack at midnight, cap
tured the place. burned the Government headquarters
and retired. Some Of the enemy's troops fell into my
hands Our success bril- liant. Everything is going
we'll for the cause and hope to our country
free from Spanish domination"