The New York herald., 1870-02-26

1kc Dispatches from Caba-Iow Public Men
are Departed from tho I.ani-A Game D.
Chess with the Captain GeneraI-Svhat
Happened u One 81 tho Players.
MADRID, Feb Q, 1870.
When VIII the cuban atrocities ceases When will
aespousm in InaI unhappy lsaud terminate Among
fhe pohteai prisoners iAlely arrived from Cuba
aome forty In number-h SeAof Njilaer, o gentle.
man VINO has never mixed IN politics, and 10 maze
,ne matter more strange ne Is an intimate fr enl Of
General Rodas, CapSaia General. The evening before
tne wnIcn broagat the prisoners ed,
Beaor Monner was ut Gen. Ro5as' palace anl PLAYED
several games uf cacss with MIN. Late N tue even
tRv, after taxing most friendly leavs OF the Gen.
eral senor Moliner returned n,s and retreo
II rest. On the following day at about three y. NJ
hoar Deiore the steamer put to sea- government
onicial called upon ocnor MO.lner and informed hlm
Aa, ne had order TO lake him on BOARD the vessel
Tue SURPRISE Of Tie gentleman can easily be imaglnc
he told the osicia Ihat some pstake must nave
lade and begged tO Oc taken before Ueleral Kodls.
Nas WAS nos ai.0wed 70 60. fie Kentcn
to,d tue ofiter Lat Lie WIS making some great Olli
der, wncn n ne uiI not ~ once cJrrec6 lie wOuiu
have reason to repent. 'Iakc me before genera
Kodas,' he sad 'with wlom passed klst evening
And all VIII b. cleared nD J."
Il cau lake you nowhere but on board the steamer
tesAt III aDOul W icave IOr Spain."
You wH allow dc. suppose, 70 taxo ieavo OF
my fanny"
'Not even tnat - was the stern reply.
"But l am without means; WIN you allow me TO
10 brother Tor suuief THIS Wa, also denied
kanl. "BuL as nave On su uief dres, ana yOu
obhse me TO Cross the Atlantic hope you VIII allow
mc TO get u cila rE. vi cOtAeS.n
NO. answered. The OiIfciat; lyon can take
hing, anu 81 1t ls OF NO use 10 asa any more Qlea-
hOns, we must go on b0alu At once, for We have
lAne 20 tOSe.n
NeeImQ with a friend nc stated hts case TO him
and tod him TO advise his bi0ther at Oace, which
Ma done lne protner 1oL on board just be ore The
started ana had only time 70 x.ve tne victim
u y most brutal deepot tism y Taernai embrace and
leave Inn some few ARTICLES Oi dress which ne had
hastily got tose ner. lie WAS put among Inc
tnird class pa sea9ess, but Delny maa
Of money no soon got more CON. .Ortlo q
QuRrtsfs. On arriving at Cadiz he was thrown into
y dungeon, WAicn ~ matter vi course greatly
sarprioed n,In. Alter Ueng cOnfineu some few days
D g0verninent einp,Oye paid INN a visit ana OnereI
W liDeratc niIu rom pr son Tor the SUN OF eilnt
nozas lSl2sl which Ae paid AMI on the following
Guy Was hUera.eo.
Vas ever suca brutality witncssedp An honora-
he man. witaoIt any known cause, forced away
h0nl his NAIVE land at mlbuteS nOtice not
allowed even to bid farewell 10 his WI @ ana cbu.
srcn. Who can be surprised at the CuDans ngntlng
Ser IrecdonY Wno van wOauer ~ their spl Ing their
blood To shake OIL Tie yoke OF government tudt
treats them wiLn sacn unncard vi bruta.ilyr
nave just heard that Sea0r M0nncr's brother ana
sisters have just arrived under similar circuu-
GAAnceB
Ine republican General Don Bias Pierrad stu re-
mains confined In Dlkary prison a. 1arragOna.
lew day lgO Was the anniverBafy OF his birthday,
and the good ioiAs oi that town gave htin grand
sefenaAe under the PRISON walls.