New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-12
CUBA.
GEN. GoYENEcnE's EApEDITION.


HAvAsA Feb. ll.-Late intelligence received from
Puerto Principe is TO the effect that Gen. Goyeneche
with strong division left that city the 9TH inst
10 commence q campaign against the insurgents. 1T
was expected that Gen Pueblo would soon leave that
city 20 again attack the rebel forces.
ANOTHER MURDER-THE SUGAR DUTY.
Havana. Feb. ll.--Felipe Valdes murdered
here on Sunday night. A political complexion was
at first given TO the deed, bnt it has since been
proved that the murderer actuated by motives of
private revenge. Subscriptions for the family OF
Greenwadth are coming III freely. The Captain
Eeneral has subscribed $l00 The recent agreement
Of the merchants to fix the tare Of sugars al ID per
sent ~ dissolved. The firms of MOller d Sons and
Vanasscbe 4 Co. announce that they will hereafter
buy sugars without tare paying therefor accordingly
THE YACHT ANNA.
Letters received last night by the MORO
tSo from Havana, the success OF the Anna,
which lei, This port many weeks ago on mysterious
Cuba. After having been seized at Charleston
AMI released by the U. 8 authorities the Anna put TO
and touching at OF the Bahama reefs tooh on
board lsrfe quantity of arms snd ammunition intended
hitsT a stormy passage, rendered more dangei
s AZ S Sne i9qu R PNneyss ap9 a. pout rs
miles south Of the Of that name, and within IL
miles OF the place whence Pueblo set out on his starred
s1PeouoL on Christmas day succeeded III LANDING net
precious cargo, consisting Of 1900 rifles two tuns OF pow
4"N' 9HaH heiopieces, ana quantity OF hOhpAId
stores.
The following is abstract Of the statement OF Capt
-OumeIs, VINO COMMANDED the Anna her eYeDtfU
rip The Anna left this city the 18th Of December
act With Il men, but arms ammunition. or cargo
and with papers for Nassau the sd of January
put into Charleston IOr COAL having encountered
storms on the way thither The yacht was Immediately
seized 40 the instance OF the Spanish Consul Spanish
spy fwhO was represented as expert by the L. s
Marsla "a OF Reyerdy Johnson having declared the
vessel 10 be Cuban pTlyaeef On the ION she was
leased. and when three days out and M sight OF the
Bahamas, the pUrser Of the vessel Cuban bought the
fOI $3.50, iu accordance with a previously ar
ranged uaH ana the Anna Only transferred 10 him
Her destination then changed Tor Cuba instead
Nassau, and Col +. J. CisncrOs assumed command OF
tie expedition assisted by Col. Ryan, CAPTAIN
bOIuIefr sun remaining in charge OF the vessel They
lay 10 Tor short time for TIE purpose OF making some
alterations the appearance OF the vessel, 10
pciOD Several OF the spars were taken Out and her hull
about eighty miles from Nassau The following
day, the 18th, they fell in with the big Timothy Fed
who alongside, and the cargo OF maj vessel
once transferred 10 the Anna IL cObsi.tcd % nearly
800 stand OF small small quantity OF powder,
several Ield-pIcces medical stores, ana equipments
The brig then went 10 Nassau, the lstL, Tie Anna
heading ion Cuba. Experiencing very bdd weather,
Hey lay 10 on the Rth, Green hey, one OF
The Bahamas. On the l7tb they crossed tbe channel,
CJba near san PedrO. just then Spanish Drls rugged
mau-O' TO eeau OF san Pedro, heading
NettwarG. Contrary 10 Capt sOBucTs'h WISH, the pOl
msktcd upOB steaIUBg further west before attempting 10
enter. NJ =. they anchored between NueNlt9s ana
Van Pedro about Iuics from each ~ small baJ
tb0ut 80 yards from shore Win The Belp 81 uOBtOonr
and ihe sh''s hOais. Ihe a,ius aDd ammunition ~sic