The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05

'dha june 20, arrived at TINS port yesterday, with
the last mail adyices Purser McManus VIII accep.
thanks for favors received.
Spain May BIO Desire yed but not C0nquered--
Spanish Sentiment-The Insurrection-Ces.
pedes In Holguiu--Another Landing Under
Qacsada Reported.
HAVANA June %, 1870
The recent resolutions OF Mr. Sumner as chair.
man Of the Committee OF Foreign Relations In the
Senate Of the United States, have caused profound
sensation here He has been regarded as the con.
sstent friend Of the Spaniards In this struggle and
that he should do anything calculated to reflect
upon them eXcites astonlshment. The resolutions
are regarded SIMPLY as impertlnent The result OF
the action proposed In them can be inferred from the
remarks OF the DtaIlo de la Marina, which, after
pralsng the hitherto moderate and consistent course
OF Mr.. Sumner, says
We do not concede now, nor will we ever concede
TO any Power, either American or European the
right to interfere In our internal affairs although ID
ne pc done N the delicate form OF counsel We nave
pretend to impose our Will upon any one nor viii
we permit any one TO impose his upon US. We do
yes, and II we cannot enjoy the triumph we viii
pake the victory dear. We can conceive Spain
Destroyed, but not cowardiy.
All OF which Is in italics and NAV be regarded an
expressing spanish sentiment in tnts island.
The steamer Pajaro del 0ceano. which arrived
here yesterday, brings Mail dates from Puerto Prn.
clpe to the 25h. The more important news has been
anticipated by telegraph. The columns are making
occasional expeditions into the country but
ter no insurgents. few preSe1tddos are brought
and nothing more. Some Of these state that Cayada
and Bembeta have gone to the Cinco Villas. having
with them about 800 men. Cespedes was in H0
gum. or the forces of Fernando Espnosa, Oastellanos
BaZa, Agramonte and Madrinales nothing Is KNOWN
Spanish officers arriving here report that body OF
Insurgents recently surprised detachment OF vol.
XII led or captured the greater part OF them. the
paper ~ Fdna In speaking Of THIS says that on the
18TH a force o. Insurgents under Colonel Ryan ap;
attacked foraging party; the result Is not given
further than the Insurgents lost thre killed and that
the horse OF cher which was brought IN with his
equpage carried letters addressed to IL Harrison.
THIS Is the ofiicer whom the Spanards reported
killed alter the first landing OF the Upton.
The Voz de Cubd claims 10 nave Information that
OF the TWENTY-FIVE persons comprising the second
expedition Of the Upton only SIX remain alive.
The death sentence passed upon ID. Tomas PulidO
and ID. Teodoro Montardy has been colnmuted by
General Re Eodss 10 mprsonne for ten ny years
Presidents recently executed by the Spaniards, has
been permitted to proceed to Manzanllo, whittier
Before departure she addresses a note to
the editor of H Fanat expressing the
family. She statos that upon their capture she
| and her husband were conducted to Gualmaro,
arrived, and owing to his efforts her husband was
not placed with the other prisoners on their passage
TO San Miguel, but allowed to remain by her side.
After his Imprisonment she was taken 10 the house
OF Arrange. and all her wants supplied. She speaks
very feelingiy Of her .dear husoand," to whom she
| had been but recently married. and who, previous
to his execution, stated that his only regret was IN
the unfortunate position In which he left ner Much
| sympathy was expressed for them OWING to their
| youth and inoxperience: but Spanish policy de-
manded his death, ana he was shot, leaving her, as
sne says. "aone an orphan, widow. and reduced
| to poverty by the insuriection."
Letters lrom Gibara and uolguin state that rumors
| of the Decentralization OF new expedition. com.
l n IN
credited. All possible precautions have been taken
by the Governor OF tho jurisdiction to prevent any
the Spanish accounts, had encountered party OF
| fugitives who dJembarked nom the Upton. The
and cried out Here we are vva caDa
They were quickly undeceived, "a the contra
escaped. ioio Is saId TO have been among them.
| number OF small encounters had occurred in
various parts OF the Jurisdiction. Orders had been
| received IN Gibara 20 send the captured armament
| lauded by the Upton to Havana.
! In the Eastern Department the Insurgents would
seem to have vanished into Thin air, cxpedt-
tons as are made into the country result In the dis
covery OF none. letter from santa Cruz del Sur
says that on the Sun. at I've inmates past nine O'Clock
in the morning, slight shock OF earthquake occur.
red, lasting several seconds. No dana e was done.
D. Mazarlo dc Lara, native OF Trinidad, was re.
Gently shot at Ssnti Espritu. lie had been tured
| from among the insurgents.
La Union, q journal published in Beacol. on the
line or railroad rom this city 10 BaLabtno, states
that the Lieutenant Governor had gone out Ia pur
suit OF band OF Insurgents under Garcia.
1
scrption was TO take place OF ali sxteel years
| OF age who had not enlisted in the volunteers. It
rina, which attributed it TO lie Lborantes. II has
been generally believed that De Rodas was Mason,
Maa u nre to es S Of me
TO the obligations Of the order whereupon through
| his Secretary. he denies that he IL a Mason NOT
| being favorable to secrecy In his acts.
| Anticipated Return Of vulniusedn to Havnnn-
| New Campaign Pr0msed--Thc Insurgents
In Their Old Huunts-sickncss Among tho
l. Tr00ps-The West India Cable.
| SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June Is, 1870
It is stated that his Excellency the Count vama.
seda, who for some weeks past has been sojourning
IN Bayamo In extraordinary quietude Is again about
TO favor US with tine light OF his countenance caus-
| ing US gush OF joy. Whether q massacre will bs
among the entertainments gotten up to celebrate
his return Ii not yet known, though 1t IL highly
probable. steamer which recently arrived here
from Mansanlllo brought back 70 US the BrIgader
Don Carlos Deteure, though II he Is not to as.
sumo command.
From oil accounts The Insurgents are occupying
their old haunts ana quite at their ease as ow.
ing 10 the condition OF the country and the sickness
among the troops, no operations against them can
be carried on Nevertheless We are consoed and
rendered quiet by the announcement OF new cam.
paign. from which the usual great results
are promised. A new commander appears in the
person or Lieutenant Colonel Don Enrique Barges,
VINO 10 TO have command OF the right Of tie line,
WINE Colonel Villavas Is at the head OF tho
In the usual method, and q systematic effort will be
made to clear the country OF insurgents This has
been attempted 30 often before and with good
suit that no great confidence s felt In any future
effort. It Is, however, probable that the whole
tning 10 merely sop 70 popular demand a. nothing
can be done at present There is considerable sick.
ness among the troops, aud cholera and yellow fever
are materially depicting their ranks.
There has been great rejoicing here over the re.
ported capture OF the arms landed by the Upton,
although the accounts would seem to denote that
portion Of them reached the Interior In safety.
Tho Dfdrto, OF this city, has Information rom
Jamaica that part Of the cable which Ia to connect