New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-27
CUBA.
MORE STORIES FROM DE RoDAs-THE SECOND
CARGO OF THE STEAMER UPTON SAID TO
HAVE BEEN CAPTURBD-ALLEGED OUTRAGES.

MORE STORIES FROM DE RODAS-THE SECOND
CARGO OF THE STEAMER UPTON SAID TO
HAVE BEEN CAPTURBD-ALLEGED OUTRAGES.
HAVANA, June 25.-Capt. Gen. de ROdas tele-
graphs to Havana that he has captured the second cargo
of the steamer Upton her return from Aspinwan 1t
is more valuable than the first.
Montana's column had killed 70 Of sanguils band, in
Guiding an American colonel The reaction in the interior
was the cause of many outrages The nsrgent Ortega
and his family the road to surrender when they
captured. Two other men in attempting 10 sur
render caught and hanged and their families out
ragged. Parties forming who resist the conscrpors
and refuse aid to the revolutionists
The number OF cholera cases and deaths from that
disease daily growing less, and no fears are enter
tanned Of an epidemic at present
THE BATTALION OF SAN QUENTIN WHIPPED
LA VOZ ON THE WOMEN OF CUBA-COSFLICr
OF AUTHORITY BETWEEN DE RoDAS AND
SERRANO'S GOVERNMENT.
NUEvITAs, June 14.-The battalion of San
Quentin strong which left Nueyitas on the 2sth
to attack the expedition that out on the Upton has
returned to this town, having been totally routed In
fight with the insurgents.
HAVANA, June 1S.-La Vos de Cuba, few
DAYS SINCE published exceedingly bitter article on
Cuban and the part they have taken i'll the war
"The important role which has played in the In
surrecton has not been fully known in cities, where
il order has been disturbed it but for moment NO
point has suffered so much from the nsuTeclVn aS
Camaguey. There woman has shown more decision IMAM
in the matter II actually aiding the reDelol a.. IN
has been stimulated by thc HdeclslOh VI
latter. To the timd and wavering she has impaired
valOr There she has not shown disposition 70 cee vi
give up the contest, but has impaired the IDEA when
aroused and uttered the voice which directed Young
ViruOus women of irreprOachaDle CONDUCT, nOnoIeu
mothers of families sisters and wives, IN Immense num-
bers-the women OF Cainaguey WneIe elGm .uo
shouts of did not disturb their ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
dOned their hearthstOnes drawing along win them ne
kindred, and imposing Their VIII upon the e2nPedeG
them, though tmid and irTesolute they were IN many
have spoken INDEPENDENCE. Man has played but "a
secondary role in the farce because in opposition what
but the instrument II leave the country and come
to the towns, will not forget Cobre, the Cnco villas,
and BayamO On the night Of the riots at the Nllaneuya
Theater il WAS woman who first put TO the breeze the
banner of Cuba and the women were they who served as
a wall Of protection to tle miserable cQNAk9s WY peI
There is dhculty between the Cabinet OF the Regent
and Caballero de ROdas. Don Ramon Lopez Ayala mas
time past discharged the duties OF Postmaster
at this place. Recently, Don Antonio fefnahuez a
near relative OF tine arrived here and
IL became necessary 10 give him good place DE hodas
and in his place nominated Antonio Fernandez Who
according GGoetd 10 discharge the duties OF
the Regent Lopez Ayaa wrote to his brother the late
Minister of State about the matter and letter was re-
ROdas ordering Ayala to resume his post Is last
order at once published IN the Gdcea by Cerpo inc
second but soon as the fact became
known to e Puerto Principe he caused another
order to be issued reappontng Fernandez and deposng
Avaa Here is a clear case of disagreement with the
Peninsular Government, whose orders, III this instance,
are treated with singular contempt.
THE FOREIGN SPECIAL CUBAN MlSolON hObbED'
Senior Carlos Castillo, Treasurer of the For
egn Special Cuban Mission Saturday had occasion to
leave his room the ST. Georges Hotel at the corner Of
Broadway and Twentiethsts. On his RETURN in about
Is minutes he found that thief thieves had entered
his room and completely ransacked IL. large OF
valuable documents and correspondence relative to the
had been taken also several thousand dol
lars in Cuban bonds and SIS in United States Regis
tered Five-Twenty bonds Of various denominations.
None these of pecuniary value 10 the thieves
The Police believe that the theft committed by span
i.h spies Two men, registered g. b. Livingston and
Jon Porter are supposed 10 be the thieves, and the
Police have full description of them.
PUBLIC SYMPATHY FOR CUBA.
On Thursday evening next mass meeting
viii be held at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music for the
purpose of expressing the public sympathy OF the Aner-
can people for the 81 struggling Cuba Major GEN
Thomas Jordan and other prominent speakers Will adj
dress the meeting. Contributions Of clothing for the
suffering and uncld Cubans will he thankfully received
By the Committee of Cuban ladies appointed for that
special purpose.