New-York tribune., 1870-05-07

Caonao, and him the Camara or Cuban Congress-,
was in session. at least went into session on April
Paaguemado rich sugar district and one OF tho most
fertile IN all Cuba The Congress keeps up regular meet
ings and IL almost In permanent session. IL embraces
fair representation from that portion OF the Island
under revolt and all the island is In revolt from Colon
A new Cabinet organized in March, with Carlos
of tho rs orda Sl via
tary Of War; and Raphael Morales Of Havana Secretary
Including an rs ecen postal and
ciary The country Is subdivided into civil districts,
aps invested with too much authority Tor the situation
of the country. The Government effectively organized
shoes and saddles now in full operation also for the
manufacture OF powder the constituents OF wnen % are % IN
y Of one Of the principal Spanish posts and inaccessible
Another great need Of the soldiers is clothing There
bread but the people d sufficient substitute In the
banana. Vegetables are plentiful. -
The detection OF Napoleon Arrange has been NJ no bene
fit to the Spanish Government He had really no influence
at the moment Of the going OYER IN OF MS
only few weeks before he % orsOos the patriots ne mnde
dan through his brother Fernando Arango ana proered
his services
The spanards have neutrazed their amnesty procla-
nations by shooting IN the most outrageous manner
many of those who gave themselves up on the strength
conduct been destroy all faith in their professions
The campaign for the present season is virtually over
its 1 hight @ about the middle Of june Not only does the
condition of the roads make 1t imaccabe then Tor the
able to withstand exposure to the alterations OF the
weather the rains and hot bringing on fevers which
are terribly fatal Most Of the Spanish troops now on
the island leves from Spain, and the coming
season. Judging from the experience OF the past Will
decimae their ranks.
In reality the Spaniards are to-day nearer the re-
establishment Of their power the Cubans than they
were a year ago, although they have numerous small
thckly the country as the Cubans
pass without difficulty around these garrisons The
patriots had to refrain from offensive operations III
order their powder for defense. great number
of cane fields had been destroyed, principally In Cnco
Villas up TO the middle Of March, so that the next
sugar crop will be materially diminished, and the Span
ism snews OF war thus Off The object of the Cnbans
Is TO deprive the enemy OF these resources Much mas
been done that end already During the next season
the work will be thoroughly accomslshed
CAPTURE OF GEN. GOICOURIA-HIS TRIAL TO
TAKE PLACE IN HAVANA.
HAVANA May 6.-TwO sailors belonging to Span
ish manof-war captured the rebel Gen. Goicouria on
Guajaba Island. The remainder of Goicourias party
consisting of a Canadian, three pilots, and two
Cubans named Aguerol, are still at large on the
island, and three Spanish gunboats are closely
watching to prevent their escape After Gen. Col
couras capture he was taken to Puerto Principe and
soon after ordered by Capt.-Gen. De Rodas to be
taken TO Havana under guard of naval officers, for
trial His arrival is expected in this city tomorrow