The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-30

A QsintspIo Arrspscmcnt-where tho
Uphed states Come In-The English Cnp-
itaiisfs want our Government 90 Guar
nntco the Bsnds and Collect the Revenues.
Nom 0GhsHdm's Messenger.
Our American correspondent writes, Philadel-
phia, May 20;
An important negotiation, ! understand, Is now
being eohduetel the object Of which h 10 arrange
the ia,ure condites Of the island Of Cuba To this
sude. Seyesniassi, az as:ni Of he Cuban Jsnss in
ssa.s. rspssssy saii,s q sSs oiSsa t:oyesa@est
ssaAs On tshAl 81 the spanhh voiss,esrs tlSese,
spns su For several dsys psst ise s,yo.issors
ia,e been qhite busy m tnis city, New fork, and
c,,ns auu .wt,s s Mas IA 10 mar in
As msy nssurai, be supposed, escl, party 10 this
ssge Spain Ia In pressing need Of money, and Cen.
Prm desires 70 RAISE 1t IN London, while Mo LoDden
bapkers willing 10 lend him their monay pro
vided saneisnuy good security Is offered. This 81
eurisy he presents In the island OF Cuba and It's
rs.snpes, and hess he IS Mhil1s 70 nor.Esse; pro
do 30. Bat Cuba. II not controlled by tlc insur
gents, costroled BY the volunteers who exercise
tgurehsad.
Phni, unless he can concilate these volunteers.
cannot MORTGAGE the island while II IL also necas
sary 10 eonciliae the Insurgents peace bciux inss.
ed uron by the kngiish capitalists as necessary
prslmlnsry 10 nc loan Ihe yo.unisers on their
where its future allegiance mny be placed; while
the insurgents desire 70 guarantee II thcy ay down
VIII net be gaTroted or shot, bat viii be pardonsd
and allowed to return 10 peaceful pursuits unhsrmed
THUS shows tho interest four Of the prties have
In u,e Negotiations, while Tic hftn--ths Uuusd
Stztesis anxious 10 SEQ peace restored In Csba 10
seeHre American citizens IN tbe enjoyment OF the
large amount OF property they have iherc, and uin.
natsiy 10 secure tie annexation Of Cuba to the
American Union. Gen. PIim desires to raise a loan
Of Sla50C0,OJ0 IN England the revenues OF Cuba
both inland and from customs, being pledged FOR
Tire payment OF tho interest and the rcimbu
" the principal in ten or twelve years, This money
the English capitalists Wiling TO furnish pro-
viied several preiUinary arrangenehts mrde,
wRh q view W uso adttionsl security of the loan.
They desire tbs nted States 10 be the trustee Of
the Nnd, TO receive the revenues snd 10 guarantee
the bonds
In order to bring the volunteers into the arrange
msnt they want 90 600 Of the money 10 be u oil
in redesning the paper currency issaed BY the Span
ish Bank Of Havana which IA based ON nothing tau
aibls. and h only kspt up TO par by the force VI The
bsyonsI and which the volunteer are very snaoas
70 have nads secure, as - ts the Cuban circulating
medium. These prehminaries arranged the mons
viii DO fertheos Priu, howe YER does pos uant
10 lose the $50 OooeQ and has yet Gysn his eOn
sent to its diversion to the object proposed.
The sueTiDl bands Of Insurgents cannot BE- Goa
gasrsd gears that their oDnsest nlust be OBJ
tanned before there can be poaos- 1be unhsj
states wiz no, guarantee the bonds unless ths 10
deps ndeRea Of CUBA TO bo secured. and Of leatt
afIer the loan IA paid on, she Is to be Liberty 70
become OF the United States II she chooses
The insurgents, however, wiz do jsst as the Cuban
JuDtx the United staies directs while the Ameh-
can Government win guarsnsee the loan and secure
Tire necessary endaTssment Of Coukress, 10 return
for the vast ultimate advantage 10 be Obtained "
sftss VEN inpostsp,, ess 40 yes imnstars ssge-
tAtion, which will probably result In the restoration
of pes,s IN Cuba and tho sonvsysioa Of tho island
into An American Stale; and in which HI iafd
will play the leading part, as her capitalists furnish
all tic money.