New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-15
NETWORK, TUESDAY. MARCH ID, 1870.

order forbidding the same It is officially announced
that the West India and Panama cables will be laid
by the latter part of April.
CONSUL PHILLIPS DIsCLAMER-H1s FEARS OF
INJURY.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, March Q, via HAVANA, March
IA commission of the Spanish Club of TINS city
waited upon Mr.. Phillips, the late Acting Consul OF
the United States and questioned him relative to
the official dispatch published in the New-fork
papers Mr. Phillips denied the authenticity OF the dis
patch and signed communication repudiatlng the
statements contained therein. which document was
published in the papers Of this city this morning.
Fearing that injury might be done him. Alr Phii-
lips took passage yesterday on the French steamer
for Jamaica. The Government Secretary and British
Consul accompanied him to the wharf, but no de-
monstration was made.
HUNDREDS OF PERSONS SEEKING SPANISH PRO-
LECTION.
NUEvITAs March 70 via HAVANA, March 14.-Gen.
Pueblo arrived at Baga to-day having visited the
Guaimaro Cascorro and Sibanicu No fighting is re-
ported to have taken place.
Gen. Goyeneche was fortifying the towns of Guai-
marc, Cascorro and Sbanicu
Families, numbering from COO TO 500 persons, had
presented themselves to the Spanish authorities for
protection.
CUBAN MISREPRESENTATION BY GEN.
QUESADA.
We see it charged that, according to suppressed
passage of the late Cuban manifesto, many hundreds
of Spanards were put to death The passage referred
to was not suppressed by Gen. Quesada, but over
looked by some of the translators. We reproduce It,
as follows:
AT the same time I received official notification
from the Military COumandaut at Naldsa that great
conspiracy had been discovered among the spanish
prisoners who that fortress. He solicited my
presence that place because OF this affair." passed on
the information that Capt TOroyano Capt Cuadrado
and all the officers and soldiers who were prisoners OF
that point and others, had formed plan 10 es-
cape and had already drawn up plans and sketches IN
the mnues manner OF our possessions lortresses ana
gaTrisOns. 80 80
Taking into consideration them the fact that these men
had been pardOned under their promise or honor not
again TO take up arms against Cuba, and under the eX
press condition that each would respond Tor all Inc
others they had already forfeited their oats, ana
that they had been parduned their hVes q second
time; that in at each step had threatened val
maseda LetOna Guyencche, and others win fepIlsals
that never carried INTO effect because my con
unaTmed and beaten meu; that cruelues ana
excuses Of every kind succeeded each other IN
Havana, Puerto Principe, Bayamo Santiago ana whet.
Spanish domination extended; and convinced tlaJ
whatever might do toward carrying on regular war
with enemy wanting in reason would amount 10
nothing communicated TO the President OF the Repub-
lie my proposition that Teprisas so many times sus
pended, should be carried out, and that punishment
should be visited upon the cOnspratOfs This gave rise
decree Of the House OF Representatives. cOndennlng
death all the prisoners then IN the territory OF me re
public and all Others that should be thereafter taken