New-York tribune., 1870-01-03
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE. CUBAN REVOLUTION.
SPANISH ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE REVOLUTION
HAS TERAINATED-1,500 INSURGENTS SAID
TO HAVE SURRENDERED.


HAS TERAINATED-1,JO0 INSURGENTS SAID
TO HAVE SURRENDERED.
HAVANA, Jan. L-Intense excitement prevails here
in consequence Of the announcement in the Havana
journals Of this evening that the revolution has
terminated. According 10 the published statements
the editors of the journals have seen copy OF a
circular signed by the members Of the Cuban Junta
in New-York. ordering the insurgents to lay down
their for the present and giving as reasons for
the abandonment of the nsurrection the failure Of
recent flibustering expeditions, and the inability Of
the Junta to send more men and further, the dis
beartening action OF the American Government in per-
mtting the gunteats to sail from NewYork. The cir
cnar severely attacks the of President Grant
The Junta advises the Cubans TO submit TO the Span
iards in order TO further boodshed. The pOs do
Cuba (sensationaisD announces the surrender OF
1900 insurgents at Tunas to Gen. Benegasee. The
Didrio announces that the ex-rebel Gen. Coca offers
to raise body Of guerras to fight against the in
surgents One Spanish gunboat arrived to-day, hav
ing become separated from its companions of the
nights of Charleston The rest expected to ar
rive tomorrow. fire tonight destroyed five
houses on Monte-st. Further announcements are
made from the interior of bodies of insurgents offer
ing to captuate. If all the is true, the revou
tion may be considered as expiring; but full con-
iirmation of it is wanting
FALSEHooD AND FORGERY AT HAvANA-THE
CUBAN JUNTA BELIED-THEIR INDIGNANT
DENIAL OF THE STATEMENT THAT THE
REVOLUTION HAS ENDED.
TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Cuban Junta have read with the utmost
Indignation the telegram forwarded to the Assoc-
ated Press from Havana, under date of yesterday.
stating that the editors of the Havana journals affirm
that they have seen circular, signed by the MEM
bers of this Junta ordering the Cubans to lay down
| their armsAs Taken in connection with the reports
ndustriously circulated of late, both in Havana and
| this country, that the patriots presenting them
| selves in large bodies to the Spanish authorities
| for pardon the above news shows deep-lad and
| INSCRIPTIONS scheme to peTvert public opinion
specting the progress of our revolution.
hereby denOunce the circular referred to- if any
such exist as an absurd and malicious forgery. Far
from the Junta being in the slightest degree inclined
to induce the Cuban Liberals to give up the contest.
| we are continuing our most strenuous efforts in aid
of the Revolution, and are every dsy more confident
Of its success with without the support of foreign
nations. This, according to the latest intelligence
we have from the seat Of war, which reaches up to
the eth of December last, is also the spirit which
prevails among the Cubans. These stories Of whole
sale surrender to Spanish authorities have been cir
culated before with little foundation as now, and
without securing the desired result
| / have to-day sent the following telegram to the
Havana Ddro de la Marina, PreRsd, and VOs de Cuba,
as well to the agent of the Associated Press in that
| city: The statement that the Central Republican
| Junta has issued q circular advising the Cubans TO
lay down their arms is false. 1t is an infamous in
vention. This telegram will be published tomorrow
| in the papers of this city"
/ respectfully request that you will insert this
| communication in your earliest issue, and remain,
| Sir, yours truly MIGUEL DE ALBANIA,
| President of the Cuban Junta
Jtd Central Republ!caHa cuba Puerto Rteo SeU York
Jan. 2, 1870.
MINISTER LEMUs on THE HAVANA FICTIoNs
Mr. Lemus the Cuban envoy, writes that he
has read with astonshment" the "hat the Junta
| at New.York had advised the insurgents to lay down
| their arms" He denounces the story " as an unmt
gated lie" Moreover he aludes 10 the fact showing
| the weakness OF the Spanish cause.
LAS to myself, insignificant as am writes Mr. Lefnns
"you and my cOmpatots rely upon that so long as
Ilveand though all Others may nave gITen the cause
sha continue combating the tyranny OF which my
| count is the victim"