New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-25
CUBA.

CUBA.
AN ATTEMPT TO INCITE THE NEGROES TO hE-
BELLIoN
V.yANA. Nov 2--An attempt was recently made
to incite the negroes to rebellion on the plantations
about Saeua The plot was discovered, however
and the ringleaders arrested and promptly executed
THE CI,BAN CAUSE DECLINING-wHY GEN. JoR-
DAN WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE STAFF
WASHINGTON Nov 24.-The latest trustworthy In
formation from Cuba concerning the gents SHOWS
decline in their cause, and that they are now IN
possession of not single town, having been oOngeo
even TO abandon Guaimaro the seat OF the Cespedes
Government. There is now no doubt that seVeral
months ago Gen. Jordan proposed to surrender 10 the
Spanish authorities not his own account, but on
that of his men from the United States. who were,
he said forced to take the front of the battle on all
occasions of combat In consequence Of this cOmpar-
atively few of the American soldiers survived. But
the Cubans prevented the contamination OF JoIuihs
object Gen. Jordan therefore unable 10 iegVe
the country, and was transferred 10 the stan vi Oes
pedes.
The following letter was to-day received Mt the
D'P'i navy pEPSRTnESr WASHINGTON. Nov. IS, 1869.
SIR have the honor TO acknowledge the rsceipt OF
Condition OF humber OF misguided citizens Of the United
states, who have been abandoned ia Nassau \; py
service of the Cuban insurgents RearAdmiral Charles
H. Poor commanding the North Atlantic Fleet nss oeen
Instructed send OF his vessels TO Nassau Tor the
purpose OF receiving board and conveying TO hey
West such Of the men referred to as wish 70 sya e
after the Neutrality laws of the United states very
respectfully, your obedient servant, ~
GEO. NJ RoBEsoE, Secretary OF the Navy
The Hon Hamilton Fish, Secretary VI STATE
CHEERING NEWS FROM THE FRONT.
Recent and Trustworthy news from the Cinco
villas has been received by the Junta Tho patriots con
tinue taking the offensive with favorable results In one
OF the fights the private and military correspondence OF
the Standards captured the originals being now III
the possession OF the Cuban Junta IN TINS city ms Is
very important and confirms the accounts VL horloe
atrocities praetced by the Spanlards and when nave
been, from time 70 time published IN LIE LIE ,h ns sn,
OF their forces proved TO have been very considerable
significant order from ns Sna abscSev de-
reetng the perperaon OF oaroa[lSs upon rs wv
be translated and published by the Junta IN day Two
THE CRONIsTA FLEET AGAIN
Ell Cronista, the organ of the Spanish Gov
eminent IN It's number OF yesterday t2Sd, raves and
fumcs In and form as herein below set loin AT
the steps taken with reference TO the @ Of in
tron6les ms ia that the Pzarro has arrived II 1t
had come with four or ye isses one Se
only understand that which they see ana what IN
them FySOT ys,sSs a
"What an astounding mistake Besides tnat whicn mas
paas nay is probable certain that the gun n
boats would not then have been sezea , nm, ali tbo
question OF rght-we shall treat OF an at S ia'nw
world should know the length aud breadth OF tne ny
Of Peru IN this matter
HARVARD AND CUBA
"The Parliament" composed OF students OF
the Harvard University Law School, after having
thoroughly discussed the Cuban question In all It's bear
ngs have RECENTLY drawn mp memorial to Congress- In
kch thew unanimously pray that body to accord to the
omng ReSublc the rights OF belligerant AT their last
ossion telegraphic message covering dspateh-slip
ass sat In length and containing statement OF the
claims Of Cuba, was received ana reaa anna enthusiastic
cheering - 49,
When Gen. De Rodas was leaving Glen
fueeos q few days ago, the in which he sat was
fred upon by men in ambush and he narrowly escaped
being murdered.
THE MEMORIAL.
From all points come favorable reports con-
corning the reception OF the memorial 10 Congress sew
eral thousand names have already been forwarded 10
New-YOrk and daily demands are being maze i0I 1ty
copies OF the blank. The members OF tne Dai.i"' ~
Council subscribed their names TO IL yesteruaS'
REPLY TO SENATOR SUMNER
DR.. Rodriguez, one of the ablest lawyers VI 10
vana and for long time Law Professor ~ 'ns yor
OF that city, Is now an Involuntary resident "a ~.
having becn exied from his native land on aceous
POLITICAL sentlmens Always an A9ont,oth me institution
less in the expression 81 s his eoSnmen he was the
object OF Official mace Tor many yS bp Of Havana and
mSseouenty tried for conspiracy By ths Saspor TO
VIVA banshed TO spain. His deunH o,er ~ reaeh our
the Oneu trc"d TO go first TO Madrid ana bence
make his way, best ne eou ~ q, NJ s,mneT's attack
no fhe fn6ans Which VIII be puppshed IN low u"'S
FOR CUBA,
ma i ,o lie o great meeting OF the friends
.na At Tie Cooper Institnte on the 50 Of DeeenOer
and n is understood that at The same tpe neIS
viii largo u ere fo ne purpose OF passing
,HaioioI,s favorable TO the rcclgYtOl VI .upna w
gereney The @ s,Snt " WooSiSr6, eny Ward
Beceler, Mayor Had aud others 90 Z