The New York herald., 1870-01-04

entitled Ei Cubaa0 Lfbre and Et HdnIt were dis.
triouted weekly with great regularity III the CITY OF
Puerto Principe Itself.
Captain General 10 Rodas under date OF the Sth
OF December last issued decree establishing the
telegraph money order service, waen No used These
words:-''On account OF The political situation and
the damage caused by the lnsnrrecl0n tne stations
where TINS service can be carried on are for the
present lnlled to the i0llowlag:-Havana, Matan-
xas, santa Clara, Pinar del Rio, Cardenas Glen.
fuegos, Sagna 10 Grande. Guanajay, BeJueal, San
Antonio, Colon. BemDa, Remedies. San .risEo6al,
san Diego ana Consolation del sur" IL Will be seen
by reference 10 the map that the places mentioned
are situated a on the western nall OF The Island,
but the real extent Of Spanish rule = st.li less.
The list or CuDans whose property has been con-
1scated Dy the government, ts now many thou
sands anu the value OF their properly Is many
millions ordoliars Not less considerable Is the num-
Der OF individuals OF all classes or society VINO have
been banisAed without trial. IL IL Dut laLeiy on the
24th OF December lasr-that upwards OK nifty OF the
most respectable and wealthy ciLlzens OF ttayaua
received the order 10 embark for SPAN on twenty
four hours notice. Many others await tho same
fate. IL this revolution, then, subduods Is II con-
nned to . few dlsorderly mens
Spain has scat to Cuba within the last three
months % over lIooo men, anu sue continues TO TO
ocean; she has taken thirty gunDoats from
New York. She has collected together an immense
for winter campaign; for during the summer her
army and her resources nave almost disappeared.
Have such formidable arnaments ever been made
against Contemplate enemy or against conquered
foes
10 the friends OF free government here and else
WucLj WHO Davo cOHlpitileuucue eic pIOJcCtS huu
J0lced IN tho promise or our struggle We desire 20
mpart the h0peIulucss which IL III our own hearts.
BE assured within the lines which shut our c0mpa-
triots from the world stands u oevoted and dster-
mtned population, VINO know what freedom rs,
though they nave never enjoyed IL; who are will
Ing to die IL need be, to achieve H. out VINO are not
willing longer to live without 1t.
We are called inceadlarles and accused Of wan.
tQQly destroying the wealth OF the country. We
Wnrsay that We are only putting in practice the
policy with which our oppressors have uniformly
threatened ns for the last snrty years. Cuba shalt
be Spanish or African," said once distinguished
statesman In the Spanish COrtes. Dionisi0 Alcaia
Gaanu, long editor OF The DtdyTO sde III Mdrtn0 OF
Eavana, and ono OF the most influential men OF the
Spanish party there, Ia pamphlet emitted Scuba IN
1861 used these remarkable words:-'If the ques.
ton OF independence had once been raised, we ltie
Spanish Uarty) had resolved TO sally forth with .
musket In one hand, an inceDdary torcn In the
other and with the terrible word emancipation on
our llpsn
1t has pleased Divine Providence to enable us to
against our tyrarts the very weapons with which
they hoped 70 keep us In subjecton. II ~ our pa-
triotS no have sailed fOrtn with muSket In ono
hand inceadary torch IN the other, and the Gl0-
rlous words abolition 0l siayeryh on tlelr lips.
MIGUEL ALBANIA. FRANCISCO fESSEk
JOSE MAKIA MORA. }. NJ MESfRE.
uILARiu CESSER0S.
MN YORK. Jan. 8. 1870.