New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
CUBA.

GEN. OTFSADA AT NASSAU--THE STEAMER ANNA
A CUBAN RENDEZVOUS BROKEN CP-IhE
GREENwALDrH ASSASSINATION.
HAVANA, Feb. 21.-ImpOrtant news has just
been received FROM Nassau Gen Quesada and five com
panions arrived at Nassau the ith inst In small
boat.
It's reported chat the steamer Anna has again been
seized the declaration Of OF her crew schooner
which left Nassau with coal for this steamer went to
Green Key, but unable to find her. and returned TO
Nassau She brought back number OF Cubans who had
gone to the Key to wait for the Anna
Tho Governor OF New Providence, hearing that Cuban
depot and rendezvous had been established on Green
Key dispatched the English ganboat Dart there TO break
up She has just returned to Nassau with two cannon
and quantity OF arms aud ammunition which had been
deposited on the Key for the steamer Anna.
Cabrera, Cuban connected with the assassination OF
Greenwaldth, arrested yesterday
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS - CORRESPONDENCE BE
TWEEN MEssRs. FISH, sICKLES, AND THE
SPANISH CONFERENCE.-THE WITHDRAWAL
OF THE OFFER OF GOOD OFFICEo-FlEWS OF
THE SPANISH LEADERS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-The President to-day
transmitted to the House OF Representatives large
mass OF documents reply resolution OF that body,
the subject of Cuba affairs 1t gives the letters and
kilograms which passed between Minister Sckes and
Secretary Fish, relation armistce and purchase
of Cuba &c. the particulars OF which have heretofore
been published from documents sent to the Senate
Minister sickle the 10th OF october, transmits to
Secretary Fish copy of his official note Withdrawing
the cer OF the good offices Of the United States and also
copy OF Silvelas reply to 1t. svea, IL appears, re-
garded the withdrawal Of the offer OF the good offices
INC "i'uura"a Vi 'ne ho'o Seil' out DnS'er 0icAe'
refuses receive such note and the reply mod
| fled IA 70 state the offer Of GOOD Offices was
| withdrawn. On the 18th of November Gen Sickles
dned with the President OF the COrtes lie met there
the Secretaries of State OF the Colonies Mr. Svea and
o''els' MI H','os' Dr' ne'erra anu MI HNa' eacn
SAID their remarks 10 Gen. Sckes were TO be considered
official "A well "A personal He therefore repors them
7, s soid tho, snaio dasirod ir,i,na,a ,h
~ was oa'u .na' 'p'n ~ WIN
the united STATES ana woud extend Tree INSTITUTIONS 10
Cuba that the Cubans were prepared for free nsttu
tions. that the Government had been asked to
order Immediate eiect!ohs lOr the Cortes III 'uod
NOT n.,ticinae that ~ Cuban ouestops could NOT he
,n rho Gortes while Cuba was in rebeon bnt
.S ~ ~ o 80 go nroarad tn -acop'rnnnd The
that the Government was prepared 10 recommend the
largest hoeFty. Gen sickies nrgeo Tue ileua.e Pro
difficulties.
In reply they sad they would soon DE ended. r. -.
regarded as mpractchDle ihey stated tnat the 9Dan
question would oe settled wne . td,o wa, vi oeu Ui
auu tnat slavery VIII DC giauu f h;t t
i've CnDans were majority Oh tne nnsoioans, anu
which the Government should make. They
desired the President should Know spain
| IS no longer governed by the Teactl0nary
and antiquated ideas OF the Bourbons
2GxTs ran nv TO a & and , a1des 10
the anxiety manifested in SPAN as to the course OF she
United states the Winter campaign in Cuba Is regarded
IA failure ucspOndency apparent IN all but official
| circle.
The British Minister instructed 10 second Minister
Sickness efforts To the abolition of slavery.
He replies that what he said was unofficial and was so
| understood by the Cabinet.
The charges In Porto Rico we're include the abolition
OF slavery THIS may decrease in Cuba the resistance to
| iudrpeudence.
Secretary Fish, Dec 80. expresses to Minister Sickles
his satisfaction the Of reform in the Spanish
| Colonial policy.
Minister Sckles to Secretary Fish, Jan 3 sees no OBJ
lection the publication OF All MS cOrFespohuehce e