New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
ALLEGED SURRENDER OF A PARTY OF CUBASs-
FILIBUSTERS LANDED.

FILIBUsTERs LANDED.
HAVANA, Feb 25.-Ihe insurgent Col. Garcia, with
five officers and 50 soldiers surrendered voluntarily
to-day at Villa Clara and took the oath Of allegiance
to Spain.
report is current that another party Of iilibus-
tiers, with arms and ammunition, effected landing
near Jibara and in the Holguin Jurisdiction
Vamaseda i'll person has gone in pursuit OF the I'LL
busters.
The Spanish gunboat Guardian is ashore on the
reefs near Bayari Assistance has been sent to her.
GEN. QUEsADA ON HIS WAY TO WASHINGTON.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla Feb. 25-Gen. Quesada, Com
mander-in- Chief of the Cuban Army, and staff, ar
rived here yesterday from Cuba. via Nassau on an
important mission from President Cespedes, leaving
Gen. Jordan in command. lie left Cuba the 9th
ult receiving demonstrations of confidence from his
countrymen Pueblo and Goyeneche had been de-
feated in Camagiiey. The Spaniards had been dis
comftted generally
THE MURDERERs OF GREENwALDTH.
zone of the assassins of Greenwaldth." says pri-
vate letter lust received was one OF Gen. DE ko-
das guides In order to make it appear, II captured
and searched, that he was not volunteer ne had
hidden his gun and given his credentials tosa com
rade TO hold until the bloody deed should be accom-
plished. His name is Bars or Bart"
The Consul in Havana of the North German Con-
federation Mr. L. viii, acknowledges the receipt OF
$622 ST. contributed by the citizens of Havana for
the benefit of the widow and orphans of the German
subject Isaac Greenwaldth, lately murdered
JORDAN AND QUEsADA-HOW TIE LATTER
CAME TO BE SUPERSEDED.
HAVANA, Feb. Ca large batch of correspondence
was lately captured upon the estate OF Salvador Cs
neros Marquis of Santa Lucia. and President OF the
Cuban Congress-but il does not throw much light
upon the maneuvers or plans of the insurgents. Jor-
dan, it seems has been attempting the part OF a
peace-maker among the disaffected Cubans Quesada
is censured by several prominent creoes, especially
by Francisco de Arredondo y Miranda and Ricardo
J.. Adam The tyranny of the late General-in-Chief
is severely commented npOn. and if the expressions
attributed 10 him by Adam be true, the Congress, ~
the absence OF other reasons, would have been JUS
titled in superseding HIM. 1t would appear that
Quesada had not forgotten the Mexican plan of cam
pagn where robbery is too frequently deemed vital
necessity. The letter of Adam is dated from Crabo.
My DEAR SALVADOR; Arriving here Csabanlal, found
many governors that even the qros common oouh.
try people OF the pariido say that their number IS
greater than that OF the governed Think Of 10! We
have projects, subprefects. commentaries coohe OF
then GFegoro Mola takes command, who displays the
same despOtsm formerly. ship which mas many
pilots will always be lost. hope from your energy and
Thai Of your colleagues that you Will promptly put an
end 10 this terrible situation which We now d ourselves
today: Properly does not exist !" only he should
have added that 1t was robbery" colonel OF brigade
said also: IAN the civil employees should be hung let
the order be gwen to me. aud VIII promptly put IL mo
execution with such men a. these IN s9ihmana Nhat
limits will the Republic assign to ltseii Ihe people de.
that you he Congress- shall carry out your project
Of visiting the whole state THIS will rebound greatly 70
It's benefit because yon viii then zee what are ls iea
necessities steps may be taken 10 cut OIL present abuses
Zambrana prominent member of the Congress,
in another letter thus speaks of Qnesadas IN com
potency:
THE troops arrived at sibanica with loss OF only
sd nd Everything
left Bravo with the General tQuesadAl whom had adj
yed hy letter 10 20 forward and nee: the troops but
not witistandng all tins forcwarning he remained for
behind and dad not start I'll late IN Tue morn
ing when had arrived at the store called Riyeron
We had mile aud half advantage Of the troops span
iaFd there the General spent some tlnc at breakfast
assuring me that the enemy could be found except
the savanna where It MAS Impossible to. hight then
left HIN with the intention Of uniting With Ignaeio
Agramonie.'
Latest advces show that the Congress acted at
last by dsplaciug Qucsada aud investing jordan
with the supreme command. The latter has not
sought IN any wise. the position, but. on the con
trary. has cxpostulatcd against the deposition of
Qnesada. and accordingly he commands the con
hdenoo of nearly all parties. Narona, who was
formerly upon Qucsadas staff, - the only prominent
officer dissatisfied, aud lac has been given command
that WILL in no manner bring bun IN conflict with
Jordan. This correspondence instead Of showing
the weakness of the patriot cause manifcsts tist
they have the capacity and resolution 10 take every
proper step or the safety of their cause to the
deposition of their Commandcr-in-Chief
GIN. GoICoURIA's EXHIBITION
HAVANA, Feb. ia letter published m this morn
iugs Daro gives account of the schooner
Herald's movements on the coast. She was dis
covered on the 10Th inst upon q reef near Punta
Bejuqucra. about nine mile. from the mouth of that
port, and Immediately gunboat was directed
thiher The distressed vsscl was Of ~ tnns burden
- l., l,r ,1n III her
cargo as discovered consisted of about 1900 feet Of
lumber and the following arms NJ guns. ~ carbines
- boxes OF cartridges, cartridge boxes, =
saddles 3 sloycls, besides diagrams. charts,
photographs of Gen. Goicouria, aud private
letters. One of the letters revealed the num-
Der of men composing the expedition i;dD and
another stated that the best point for disembarka
ton was the Point de Mulas. The authorities at
Holouin were notified of the landing, and force
soon overlook the cXpcdtionsts, killing some and
capturing others, who were afterward shot. From
the latter the fact learned that the vessel had
sailed from key near the Isle of Ncw-Proydcnce.
AFFAIRS IL TIE EASTERN DIsTRICr-vALMA-
sEDA's THREE FEAST DAYs-REBEL IMMUNITY
NEAR SANTIAGO.
SANTIAGO DH CUBA. Feb lG.-Threc days Of feast
ING have been ordered by Vamesada, account Of
the assumed paciGcation OF the Eastern Department
but only the negroes participated in II with the
Spaniards, and they through fear. Ocho. Spanish
lieutenant. who was captured while about to join the
patriots has been shot privately in the fortress.
thousand Cubans met some Of the moblllzcd
troops at the sugar estate III Retro, when the
Spaniards were badly whipped Every day parties
of from 800 TO 100 patriots go in and out Of Cobre at
will, without being disturbed by the Spaniards
This town it will DC remembered is only few miles
from Santiago.