New-York tribune., 1870-04-29

General is restrained by the opposition of the voun
teers. Our Government, however, is pressing a com
pliance with the order which will doubtless soon be
accorded.
The rumored refusal of Admiral Malcampo to sur
render the steamer Aspinwall, and the rejection of
the orders of the Captan-General by Count Val
mascda and the Governor of Santiago de Cuba indi-
cate the probability of a counter volutiOn. The
Governor of of the forts of Havana has declined
it is said to take orders from Gen. Carbo the second
in command to Gen. de Rodas.
THE STEAMER AsPINwALL DELIVERED.
HAVANA, April 2S-The Spanish authorities this
afternoon delivered over the steamer Lloyd Aspin-
wall The captain refused to accept the steamer,
claiming an indemnity of $500 for every day of her
detention. The Consul General of the United States
at last accepted the steamer from the Government
and hoisted the American flag on board.
BUILDING FORTS IN THE GUERILLA LOCALITIES
NEW MILITARY IDEA.
HAVANA, April 23.-The Diario publishes
letter from the encampment OF the Spaniards the
river Zaza of date of the 18th Of April The Pennsulars
were busily engaged in making fort at the time. Many
OF the people from the neghborhood had settled there
and the little town has been named Covadonga. The
place to have been blessed by the priest the 18Th
and on the 14th mass to have been chanted. The
writer mentions that his party had already built three OF
fOur other forts in the interior The last intelligence
from Puerto Principe represents the whole country
around as greatly disordered. Parties Of insurgents
were constantly harassing the Spanish troops when
ever the latter whether in large small bodies left the
city. Col Faiardo was fortfying La Prana He had
left there detachment, with provisions and had di-
vded his forces and sent parties every direction
The insurgents were, however fighting him by day, and
firing upon his outposs night The Spanish command
ers have regularly adopted the policy Of building
forts in the guerilla localities.
LETTER FROM GEN. QUEsADA.
We have received from Gen. Quesada a cir
cuar addressed to the Cubans He again eprecates any
disagreement among his conpariots, and says "Once
again declare my intention not to answer nor contra
uct newspaper rumors to into controversies
DISCUSSIONS, nor debates OF any kind have mission
nom my Government; my duty is to comply with it, to
fuln It, and to give strict account Of my actions"
THE CORRUPTION OF DE RODAS.
El SWrdgio Unirersal of Madrid April 1, pub
fishes the following of the morality of the
Colonial Government Of Cuba: "When last year a de-
cree passed confiscatng the property Of our enc
mics, who, with arms i'll hand and from abroad were
combating the rights of Spain, junta nominated
wch was TO look to the custody and conservation of
property and goods embargoed and the members were
to receive no for their services When DE Rodas ar
rived IN the island he suppressed this junta and
one SenOr Fernandez, relative of his as general ad
minstratOr of confscated property with the small pay
OF eght per cent commission upon all by him TO be
collected compensation which exceeds $50 900 per an
mum. But though this scandal were not sufficient he
soon after created Central Dicaon of Vigilance COM
posed of himself of the Intendente and Of his relative
Seior Fernandez, who have since had whole matter
within their own hands"
THE ENVOY OF CESPEDEs.
Mr.. Morales Lemus, on account of his ar
duous labors has become feeble in health and desires
repoSe He has accordingly in Of the faculties given
INN by President Cespedes. named d. Jose Antonio
Eeheverra to iii temporarily his post,