The New York herald., 1869-03-26
Provisions Of the New Constitution
of Spain.
Capture Of the Carlist Leader
in Andalusia.
The Proposed Reciprocity Treaty With
Prince Edward Island.
CUBA.

Important frem the IsIand-PrOminen Civil
and Military Ohicials Charged with Com.
plicity with the RebeIs-F0ur Companies. of
Volunteers Desert to the Insurgents-Defeat
of Spaniards near Cienfuegos-Expedti0n
from the United States Snfely Landed.
HAVANA, March 25, 1862
A commission has arrived here from Trinidad and
had an interview with the Captain General. They
made complaint against Senior Patino, the Governor
of Trinidad, to the effect that he was acting dis
loyalty that he purp0sely sent troops to places where
there was enemy and that In their belief he has
sold himself to the insurgents Similar accusations
have been lodged against Senor Mondaos, the Gov
ernor Of villa Clara, and Colonel Menduina, CON-
manding the forces in the field near Remedies is
charged with open completely with the insurgents.
Four companies OF the Fourth mobilized battalion,
composed principally Of volunteers, who were sent
to the field for active service have gone to the
enemy.
The advance guard Of General Letona recently suf-
fered defeat near Cienfuegos.
Several expeditions from the United States, well
supplied with arms, are known to 'nave landed on
the Cuban shores within the past few days and joined
the rebel armies.
Cubans Mt Nassnu-visit Of Peruvian DIonI-
Aboard.
HAVANA, March, 2s
Via Key West, March 25, 1882
Advices from Nassau to the goth inst report the
presence there OF one hundred Cubans, who display
very bitter feeling against the spaniards. The
Spanish Consul was very much alarmed at their
demonstrations. The Cuban revolutionary dag was
fying from two buildings in the town.
The Spanish war steamer Guadiana was in port
One OF the Peruvian monitors visited Port Marayo,
q small place on the northern coast while on her
way from Pensacola. During her stay the insurgent
Generals Manuel and Marcano went aboard.
Particulars of the Recent Troubles in FIa-
vann-Orign and Result Of the Anair-viO.
lence OF the Volunteers.
HAVANA. March %.
Via KEY WEST. March rs, 1869.
Sunday, being the day for the sailing Of the polit
cal prisoners for Fernando Po. crowd gathered on
the wharf opposite Caberas. picKpocket, detected
In the act of plying his vocation and hoping to es-
cape in the confusion, gave utterance to seditous
cries. The volunteers wished to kill him; but apo
nceman prevented them and took him prisoner to the
barracks on the plaza. On returning he endeavored
to enter the Entendencal for the purpose Of escap
ing threatening crowd, and was killed by SEN
ttnel. The prisoner was court martialed and shot.
The volunteers, In clearing the crowd from the
plaza killed Spaniard who was moving of too
slowly. melee followed. during which negro
shouting ssviva Cespedes," was shot and killed.
Captain General Duice went TO the barracks while
the excitement was at Its height, and, becoming
alarmed at the menacing attitude OF the volunteers
assented to their demands that the pickpocket
prisoner be shot.
Castellnnos, the Rebel Chief, Captured and
Brought to Havnna-Thc Crew Of the Mary
L0weIl-Expedition To Aid Insurgents Fitting
Out i'm Florida.
HAVANA, March 25-Evening.
Castellanos the noted rebel cheftain and blockade
runner was brought here to-day a prisoner. He
was captured near Gibara at the head OF O band OF
insurgents. The report that he was connected with
the brig Mary Lowell expedition was incorrect. The
Spaniards charge Castelanos with committing hor-
rible atrocities on Cupans and Spanards indiscrmi.
nately.
When the Mary Lowell was captured most OF the
men belonging to the expedition were on shore at
Ragged Island, where they have since remained.
II Is reported that they suffering for want Of
food and clothing.
The government here has received inform alton
that steamers are fitting out at some point on the
coast OF Florida for the purpose OF running the
blockade and conveying relnforcements and supplies
to the rebels. Cruisers have been sent out to watch
and intercept them.
The Hamburg American Steam Packet Company s
steamship Teutona sailed to-day for New Orleans.