The New York herald., 1869-02-17
TRLBCRAPHlC NEWS
FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
Restrictions Imposed on Americans
by the Captain General.
The United States Consul Recognized
Only as a Commercial Agent.
Opening Of the New British
Parliament.
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Public Demonstrations in Favor Of the Freedom
Of Religious Worship in Spain.
THE WAR In PARAGUAY.
Lopez Claims to be Able to Con-
tinue the Fight
Public Demonstrations in Favor Of the Freedom
Of Religious Worship in Spain.
THE WAR In PARAGUAY.
Lopez Claims to be Able to Con-
tinue the Fight
CUBA.

Rising In the villa Clara District-Arrest Of
tho West-santiago Saved by Reinforce.
ments.
HAVANA, Feb. 10, via KEY WEST, Feb. 1e. 1862
The decree abolishing the free press and re-estab
fishing censorship and trials by military commits
sons has been established. General Dulce threatens
to observe very policy after the term OF the
amnesty proclamation has expired. The leniency
thus far practised has enraged the spaniards. the
lower class Of whom are opposed to the policy.
The general stampede Of the Cubans continues.
Gold Ii eight per cent premium Citizens are called
upon to raise twenty-five millions for the govern
ment. Five more battalions OF volunteers are or
ganizing
Representations have been sent to washington
that American citizens have been imprisoned, and
General Dulce has refused listen to considerations
in their behalf because the Consul has no diplomatic
character and also that the Spaniards threaten to
slaughter all disloyalists after the term OF the
sympathize with the volunteers and the government
cannot protect against them
Between villa Clara and Cienfuegos 5000 men are
reported In arms divided in three bodies one near
Ciego Montero one near Cumanayagua and third
at Manicaragua, which have destroyed the railway
and cut the telegraph wires. Communication with
villa Clara is suspended.
At Trinidad confusion reigns, the railroad and
telegraph wires are cut and there is an exodus or
armed youth
cluding the British Consul.
An engagement has taken place at san Cristoval.
twenty-five leagues west from here and near the
terminus OF the Havana and Western Railroad,
with body Of insurgents under Garcia Preto. The
troops were defeated and obliged to retreat. Prieto
s supposed to have received aid from the landing
La Mulata, o small port on the north coast west
Of Bahia Honda of the expedition under Cisneros.
An action has taken place at Quanaay, eleven
leagues from here, near the Bay OF Marlel, on the
north coast, in which twenty spaniards we're wound
ed The insurgents hold the railroad.
Advice from Santiago to the 9th inst have been re-
ceived. The rains suspend operations and are un-
favorable the health Of the troops. The arrival OF
reinforcements from Count valmascda prevented
the Cubans from taking the city the Sunday pre-
vious. The anagonism between the Cubans and
the spaniards was increasing ana an outbreak was
imminent. The police not being paid had aban-
doned duty and the cholera was Increasing.
the Carmen is cruising. Yach Henrietta has
been here since Tuesday.
Volunteer Parndc-Promincnt Men Arrested
Progress Of the Insurrcction.
HAVANA Feb. 10, |
VIA LAKE City. Feb. 10, 1862
grand parade Of the volunteers VIII take place
here on Sunday next.
To-day Aicalde Eay and several prominent notares
were arr csted on suspicion of being concerned IN the
insurrection.
The Banco has subscribed for $4,000 to aid in sus-
tanning the volunteers.
| General Steedman has arrived here
| Intelligence from Nuevias dated the 1lth inst.
mentions severe encounter IN the vicinity OF that
place. In which the insurgents lost thirty men, In
| cluding Doctor Argilagos.
Cibara dates to the tenth report that part OF
| Benegasi's volunteers has returned from Hoguin.
| The enemy had disappeared from that town.
| Refusal TO Recognize the United States
/ Consul-Americans Imprisoned Without
| Charges Government Restricting Dcpar-
lures.
| HAVANA, Feb. 10, 1869.
| The government authorities refuse to recognize
| the United States Consul except as q commercial
agent.
| Naturalized Americans are being imprisoned with
out having charges preferred against them or with
| out chance OF trial.
| The American Consul will be compelled 10 leave
unless he Is supported by his government
The government is placing restrictions In the way
| OF Americans who wish TO leave the island.
Havana Markets.