The New York herald., 1870-08-03
G u d "A .
FL Diario and tho Germans-volunteer and
Diez Quintsro-Cuban Captured and Hung
by His Own Men-A Female Partiaan
Leader of the Insurgents Killed
The West Indian Cable.
HAVANA. July 27, 1870.


Ell Dtorto, Journal OF this city, noticing meeting
OF Germans In New YORK In favor OF the Prusslan
side OF the present alabscrblng European question,
asks, "Are those who composed the assembly Ger
mans still, or have they heo )me na.uralized citizens
OF the United Statesp In the first instance they do
we Tor we prize love OF country above all. In the
second case they play the part or loreIgners-med-
dlers in what concerns item not. Fenianism and
Germanism are synonymous terms with dlibus-
tersm." The above called forth reply con-
tanning severe comments iron the German
population OF Havana, and ~ D'drto inserted
in Its next issue the following Ielonder:-
"Nothing IL so painful TO he VINO acts with
honorable Intentions as that his words be msinter-
prered. We sad and repeat 1t now regarding the
much talked OF meeting OF Germans resident In
New forS. fhose Germans present thefe WAC had
preserved their nato acted well an IN ac-
cprdance WIN our ieas. wine those Germans ma
turaliz ID ctlllens OF tue United states, VINO took
part IN the proceedings thee failed 10 com ply wan
tne.r newly a.quired Obligations. General Rodas'
return 10 Havana has he II the subject or much
comment by all. Those III The Cuban interest say
lie concentrated troops III the Cainaguay district
,heref"m hc tas are ny rn nS senr 40
that department, beyond those already there, save
the Rodas GUIDES, company that served General
kodas' bJdy guard, anu tiey nave returned. is
return 10 Havana vas consequent 10 the act mat
little rema ned 10 be done there hope no longer
imateu the nsu gents IN tiat district The Dlaz
Quintero statements IN the COrtes at Madrid have
thoroughly roLs d The Ire ol the volunteers in CUBA
anu letter5 ali iurt5 oil the sand the subject
being received aud pub shed by The c.ty Journals
| II anords such pooi opportunity 10 vent ther
| ESpdHOtiSntO.
General Na!mascda has gone to Santiago de Cuba,
for what particular puipoe Is unknown, as oliclal
reports say there are no insurgents tnere, ana a
body would THINK II would be place Of leuIeu-
ant general and his troops II peace reigned tie
whole jul lsdl lcton. General Caro- iei Puerto pr!n-
clpe few days ago, win 5000 men, on an eXpor-
lux TRIP ON III he iiau not rctu ued according
to latest auyceS. The nOtCe oI the surrender OF the
nsurgenG parisans, Forum, Caslelanos and Freyere
Is given as Olcll. IL Is SAID they onered TO surren
der tnen various commands II the pardon ol all
should be assured. Cornelius Porro, an mSurpent
leader on ms way TO present himself 20 the Spanish
Iorces, was pursued, captured and hung BY his com
plnlons IN arms.
A detachment o. soldiers, $50 In number, rccono-
terng near Ataisl, was attacked oy The insurgents
in three separate cOlulnns and suffered some iuS5
Nine Ol the insurgents were lett dead on the nei,
while The man body were Obliged TO retreat. Let
ters from Nucyas recen ed in this Guy, state parry
OF volunteers captured President Car.os Manuel
Cespeles. This, though current Ia Havana, can
hardly be true, as were IL so Il would have been
published Oliclaly. Colonel Larosa command, In u
skirmish the Caneno river were obliged XIII
IL woman, Cuucha Valdes who acted rs leader OF The
, insurgents there engaged.
|. Sir Charles Bright mas twenty-five miles OF the
cable the south side Oi the island laid In shallow
water, the work having been done ron lighteia
The Suffolk began OlJhwIth the subnerging or tie
cable from Batabeno, a.ter laying the heavy shore
end from II -hters, to The west end OF the twenty live
miles aforementioned. The steamer Dacio Is to lay
Santiago de cuba. All care seems TO have been
used In preparing for the WORK, and complete
cess l. likely 20 crown the efforts Or the company
Gnder the able Ore ton or Sir Charles Bright. All
on board the various 'els OF the caDe neet
well, and look upon SUCCESS as !oregone conclu-
sion.