New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-04
THE CUBAN REVOLUTION
MORE suRRENDERs OF INSURGENTS.

HAVANA, March 3.-The officers Of the Volunteer
Legion called on Captain General DE Rodas to-day
and formally offered their services in behalf Of te
Spanish cause They have fully organized the
Legion. and are ready to take the field.
Admiral Malcampo has sailed with five gnnboats
to watch the expeditions which were reported "a
have left New-YOrk last Saturday.
Two hundred and twenty-eight insurgents. couI
handed by Jose Maritime. some armed with rifles,
and others with machetes, came in from the Pnerto
Principe region yesterday, and voluntarily snr
rendered to the Government authorities near Villa
Clara. One hundred and forty more presented them
selves at Las Mnas and Ricas, and asked to be al
lowed TO take the oath Of allegiance to Spain.
THE SANTIAGO EXECUTIONS.
WASHINGTON March 3-Secretary Fish announced
this morning that no information had yet reached
the State Department in reference TO the execution
OF Americans without trial who it is alleged in dis
patches from Cuba. were taken prisoners by the
Spanish forces. lie does not deem the dispatches
Trustworthy.
ANOTHER VERSION OF THE SANTIAGO MAS.
sACRE.
HAVANA, Feb. 26-The intelligence of the
horrible massacre committed by MAJOR Carlos Boet.
ing under orders from Yalmsseda upon persons
has been fully confirmed The details dsgustingy
horrible One OF the % individuals seized for purposes
Under preteXt OF being brought out TO make deciara
ton or protest Of innocence the charge Of
preferred against them. they ordered into the
presence Of Boet who, without causing any examination
whatever to be made gave orders that they should be
Immediately shot, and the execution took place in his
presence When the Governor OF Santiago de Cuba
otero who ia said to be better than Boet-earned
that these had been seized. he ordered at
body OF marines go out and take the prisoners
charge; but when the detachment had arrived the I'M
fortunate men had already been shot.
WHAT QUESADA AND HIS AIDS SAY or TBE
CUBAN SITUATION.
According 10 the news brought by Gen. Que
saba and his staff Aquera still Secretary Of State and
is candidate for yicePresdent Of the Republic, tho
election for which position is to take place Ia
guirre had given the Treasury and It probable
that c. Moa would be named succeed him. though the
President had declared that he would accept the
formers resignation. II is fact that the President
cnnSTess is mainly cninn Il Of membeTs VIC voted
the Constitution and its number has been increased TO
25 The Marquis OF santa Lca presdes; Ont ns heallh
If bad and recent deaths IN his family prevent HE cou-
| slant attendance upon the sessions.
4 Jordan Is Commander-n.Che Agramonte u second
M command There four Drgades, ana Us sguadrons
Of cavalry the latter under the command Of Julio san
Brigade OF the North, AgramOnte Of the Brigade Of tno
West p. RecIo Of the Brigade Of the south Coils Moi.
and LOpe Reco command The Brigade OF the East. Inc
Tin,5on eneI ma Hr77IadieT me word
Aersmonte fs thar position in Camaguey; Mumol The
same in the Eastern Department; and Cayada ia MAJOR
| General Of the CincO villas.
The spanish General lost at the battle OF san Juan do
Rodriguez on the ls of January last very large NAM
Der of mem $50 were counted Of those killed the action
At the end Of the battle the CuOans found themselves
without ammunition, ana for tins reason, Pueblo "Ha en-
abcd bury his dead. He fortified himself after ms
at Arroyo HondO, where he remained for hi'eh DAY
He lost 300 men more lis back Principe. Tie
remainder his column, men, only escaped uter
DESTRUCTION OF the approach Of Goyeneehe The
latter 10 san Miguel seeking TO nnd Puelos brobeh
columns. when, learning Of his ErCute moved Southwark
to Asiento where he awaited the patriots Ia the nght
which took place there lac Lost IS meu beside huinDef
Gen Qaesadas party report that all the departments
Of the Government working WELL and there y great
abundance OF almost everything Clothing - some what
among the poor There plenty Of salt which u.
an article sometimes difficult 10 lind. Powder - beng
manufactured at the rate OF 50 pounds per day ana y o
the best quality N.eI Is Obtained ~ a s h,
method II Is extracted from the eAcfemeAls OF psts
which found in the caves. The powder i Sood but
sufficient quantity Is not row beng maze ior he ne o
| the army. Firearms are being manufactures ana re-
paired in shops, but there are many THOUSANDS
wanting arms WIN Only slIll dll1'Vila h
Cuban could act upon the aggressive ana drive ou' tho
spaniarls forever from the Island. 20. -. 49,,
| The General j. accompanied by Coils. NaroDa aud
Loynaz the rst is secretary to the mission soon aor
arriving at Nassau. Quesada dispatched schooner "r
Cuba laden with 1000 rifles aud just before leaving for
the United states two other small vessels carrying aims
| and correspondence.
QUEsADA AND MS MISSION.
From La Regoaeon OF March
The General-n- Chief Of the Army Oi the
Republic delivered over his command 10 Gen Jordan,
December last ana left Immediately after having Oade
adeu TO the Congress Tor the fulment OF hl, mission
with which he specially charged by The Executive
His intention at first TO embark on tie Southern
coast, where Spanish schooner called Ia CataAn2 hd
been captured TINS was laden with WAX ABA us s"'
put to the breeze, when immediately Two spanish meh-
of-war gave chase The schooner moved bath ana "hs
purp0sely crNeu ashore journey HdS lHeh D.A'.h
toward the Northern coast through strip az terrto,
70 the night aud LEFT Of which we're cheaIup"h The
columns OF Goyeuechc Az the mourn 90 me 'aIl3'
/ River, the embdrkBtiOu effected in small
boat, ON the 2olh Ol january ana t'e party ldh'a 80
Cayo LobO on the 5Oth Here eleven days were pss.'
the end OF when time English schooner received
them on board and landed them at Nassau on the 10Th ~
February The mission OF Gel, Qlesiua ~ 20 MI ~, .
countTles-the United states, England and MeAic0 HIS
The triumph of the Cuban Ills business IN no wise
already accredited. but has al tie oaic'd chaActef
| requisite for the task undertaken.
| JORDAN'S RESIGNATION.
| The report published in some OF the papers
NJ the Cuban army and that Gen. Beuibeta had been
appointed to the position OF Soainanvgtina me- Is
vol attained the rank OF BngaderGen beng only a
| Colonel in command OF regiment. Between nm aud
the CommanderinChief there are nine o. ten General
onicers should Jordan resign or be removed his sue
cessor would be Gen Asramonte, Gen. Cavada. OF at
| least a MaOr-Geneiai
| TuE JUNrA PATRIoTICA DE CUBANAS.
The officers of the Junta PatriOtca tic Cubanas
have requested the announcement TO De mace ti ,n.
soldiers and the destitute women and children OF .nba
win be thankfully LeceiySd at the reSIenS zoe 81 f rS
teenthst The ladies identified with TINS ASSOCIATION
have already done mneh 10 ae'lae tTe hin
| nonsIy in the same worthy cause. They require and
deserve the hearty support OF all who sympah"e WIN
| their country ID its efforts 70 be free.
SYMPATHY FOR CUBA.
| AT a meeting Of the Irish Republican Cen
rial Club AT Clinton place House. last evening the follow
| ing resolution was adopted by reclamation
R>.vea That III Association IN the interest Of Lss,
non IN. Copgs of she United States 10 tebds 'ae osoN.s
~ ksTrst rights TO The struggling Republican ., 90.
| contest for hberv
| Of Euro2esu d.spotsm Oh American so'L
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