New-York tribune., 1870-04-12
CUBA

ANOTHER TELEGRAM FROM TIE CAPrNS-GEN-
ERAL-REBEL5 FLYING, STANDARDS PUkoU-
ISG-A STORY OF CESPEDES-REJOiCiNG IN
HAVANA.
HAVANA, April "a telegram from Captan-Gen.
De Rodas, dated Puerto Principe the Sth is published
in the GaOeia to-day. He states that two columns of
Spanish troops had returned without meeting the
enemy. The forces were then proyisioned for two
months and sent to occupy Gannac and Nayaza.
Two men and one woman, spies, were caught The
men were executed and the woman pardOned 4
great amount of important correspondence was cap
tured and much property Of the rebels destroyed.
The insurgents advanced guard surrendered vol
unfairly. They report that Enrique Agramonte'
Francisco Castillo, Gaspar Betancourt, Diego Ag-
nero, and an American named Magnet were the chief
leaders Of the insurgents, and some of them had He'd
the country, after having fought among themselves
Some of the insurgents had issued order furnishing
with death whoever reads De Rodass amnesty proc
lamation
Cespedes intends to leave the country. He viii
be actively pursued. Anarchy, panics and do5er-
tions prevail everywhere among the rebels Some
have raised the standard of revolt against Agra
monte owing to his tyrannical behavior. lester-
day the leaders of this revolt assassnated "A Of their
own men for the purpose of robbery This news,
which is official has caused great rejoicing here
NO sURRENDER--DE RODAs ATTACKED on HIS
WAY TO PUERTO PRINCIPE-JORDANs VIC
TORY AT RIO ABAJO-GOYENECHE MISFoR-
TUNE-NEw CONFIsCAIIoN
HAVANA, April 6-The matter which most
occupies public attention at present Is the trip made 70
Puerto Principe by Cen De Rodas accompanied by the
Cuban, Napoleon Arango A great deal OF anxiety has
been experienced by Cubans with gard 70 the effect
that might be produced by ArangOs eXhortations, ana
ii was feared that famished portion Of the insur
gents, desparng of recognition abroad mghtb induced
10 return Spanish rule. But the latest news received
from that quarter dspels all such apprehensions The
DiariO's evening edition Of yesterday publishes news
sufficient 10 quiet any Cuban apprehensions OF surrender
At the very moment when Gen. De Rodas and Arrange
looking forward TO reception that would indicate
disposition the part Of the Cre0es 70 come to terms
Of peace the latter violently protesting against all
such ideas. They made two simultaneous attacks upon
the forces which guarding the railroad as the Cen
era passed on the City of Puerto Principe. The D0rO
mentions these two fights and speaks Of early return
OF the CaptalnGcneral What does that mean
few days ago the Count of Yalmaseda was informed
that Jordan with his staff and lOO were disposed 70
surrender at discretion Believing this he sent out the
battalion Of modified troops called Mianzls ~ far az
the Rio Abao but instead Of receiving surrender the
Spanish troops assaied by storm Of balls and had
TO take their heels in order to escape destruction The
battalion Of quentin went up to the relief OF their
comrades, but unable 20 stand the nre and, rolling
back upon the battalion Of Matanzas already in full
spaniards there the field than 200 dead OF
officers alone more than 40 were killed. The badly
wounded remained In !ManzanO the others were dis
tributed among the different hospitals az santa Cruz,
Cienfue gOs, and Havana.
There il a report that G0yeneche and his army nave
surrendered 10 Jordan This news has not been CON
rned and hardly true, but great MISFORTUNE has
doubtless befallen the spanish General Nobody knows
ANYTHING OF him, or OF his whereabouts NumDeiless
teegrams come in from Puerto Principe, and these are
sent here by the CapainGenera but not WORD reaches
US with respect 10 GOyeneche We do know this, how
ever that the CaptainGeneral is asking FOR more troops
in fact for eight ten battaOns which TACT does
not course, strange considering that the lns-
rection IL ended and the island paciied
soon DE ROdas had arrived at Puerto Principe,
the rebels approached and made two or more attacks
upon the Spanish troops nearest the town gOod num-
her OF the latter were wounded. and among the nrSt
visits about made by His EXcelency were those
which he paid 10 the hospitals where The wounded were
carried.
With respect 20 further conscatOns lis proposed
10 embargo real estate goods and effects Oi all the Gu
bans in Spain The PreRsd says that IN short time the
property OF al The CuDans the Island ought 70 DC and
viii be cOnfsCated.