New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21


HAVANA, Feb. 2O.-The Sagct and Pcralta
plantations in the sagua district have been fired and de-
stroyed by Rebels. Several srmishes reported
recently in the Clnco villas district which 20 nsur
gents were killed.
PAPERS RELATING TO THE GREENwALDTH AZ
FAIR.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-Just before the
adjournment OF the House Saturday the Speaker laid
before that body communication from the Secretary Of
assassination Of Greenwaldth and the wOunding
OF his companions IN Havana. There quite number
papers but the substance of all OF them has already
been published They include letter from Consul Gen
eral Hail. covering copy OF the first Gable telegram
already published announcing the assassination; the
affidavit of Mr. Gardner Wells the fourth Of u
party, and who escaped uuhurt; the statement Of Mr.
Barclay, the superintendent OF the laboratory OF Vim
/ cente Fernandez ~ Co., IN whose employ Wells was
translation Of the proclamation OF the Political Secretary
Of France; letter from Fernandez 81 Co. to their New
letter from COnsuLGeueTal Hall inclOsng additional pa
pes; Mr. Halls second telegram 10 the secretary OF State
was roughly treated after being wounded and while
being carried 10 the Ceiador Of the Bars; statement 10y
Mrs Graham Dunlop, wife Of the British COnsulGencra
who was an the whole affair; letter from
the Political Secretary announcing that the Casino Is
and children OF the unfortunate German killed on sun
day and that there suspicious as 10 the assassin
be caught that the wounded men were doing very WELL
teegaphc correspondence between the secretary OF
STATE and the COnsul-Genera of Germany at New.NOrk
and Messrs Lanman & Kemp, of New York, as 10 the
nationality Of Grcenwadth:
the assault says: 81 had not the remOtest idea OF
having committed any Oncnsehganst any one but since
The AFFAIR have learned that the fact OF NY three com
pauIons having blue neckes, was the probable cause
OF the assault. ..-
SPANISH ACCOUNT OF THE LATE ASSASSINATION.
The following is translation OF the document from the
Political Secretary:
S,t i0r Political Government OGce Of he Secyttdry
YESTERDAY l. O'Clock noon, in passing by the park OPP
pose 10 the Louvre Coffee House. Messrs isaac Green
waldtb Hugh johnson, Thomas X. Foster, aud Gardner
Wells foreigners, met white man, tall and thin, WIN
bu coloed paualoOns and vest, black frOck coat dnd
pl.apa hat l. e. "A hat made ~ Hpisapa, Ecuador, who.
SEEING the blue crayat worn by the lastnentObed OF
the aoye-naIned PERSONS IL from his person. eK-
pressing himself In terms which he tthe person at
iackedj c0nld not understand on account OF
knowing the language, aud when they attempted 10
move on unknown man drew revolver and hTcd At
aforesaid foreigners In consequence of which MI
Isaac GfeehWadth expired "A re" moments aitefshIu
Ia OF this lauentabe occurrence, ana IN order 10
ad The immediate action OF the tribunals his EHcelency,
the supreme Political Governor has determined 10 OIer
aIeWard Of $1,000 to whoever shall deliver up the ul-
known agessOr whose description has been gwen, with
proofs OF his Identity ordering at the same ne lhat TINS
notice be published ia all the newspapers Tor general IN
formation, signed Cesare Fernando, Havana, ftD 1870
In his letter conveying the declaration OF the french
Consul General. Mr. Han compliments that gentleman
highly aud attributes the safety Of Foster 10 me cOut
ageOus interference Of Marquis IObu IansOn Inc de-
clafdOn OF this gentleman s faithful ana Interesting
account OF the AFFAIR and Is given entire. as IollOws
On Saturday, Feb. g. left tile Hotel de Telegrhphs
little before got into my carriage IN order 10 10
the office Of the Consulate where Was " preside at
the annual meeting Of the French Benevolent Society
After having met The carriage OF the Consul General 81
England, which taxing Mrs Dunlap and her dangh.
The hotel, and being near the promenade. called
PaIQue dc Isabel CAtJolcs Oh llDei Win Inc si'"'