The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-11

sill In Cuba. snd might bc victimzed By tho volun-
tees-who iet here on the a0th Of February last
with dcspsteLes from Gen. Quessda TO Presideat
Ccspedes.
The nrst spspiciop arose from the fact OF one OF
tbe negro bostmen who undertook to land them In
Cubs having been In this city wearing pair OF
pantaloons known to have belonged TO one Of the
Cubans Information OF this fact was given 70 the
authorities, ard search was mado 10 the nesro's
hou-s at Grsntstown, q suburb Of this place. Ssv-
erul articles belonging
TO ruH MISSING MEN,
such as thrce Spencer rides, some pistols, bowie
knives, clothing, watch md chain. and empty tin
can, which had contained dispatches, were discov
ered The negro and hi, partners ave In arl, were
arrcstc I, lodged In jail, and are now on trial.
Shortly sfter these arrests news reached here that
the BODY OF . white man,
WITH srABs ~ rHp BnnAsr,
had been seen floating In the neigbborbood Of Green
Key, email key close 10 the old Bahama channel
and distant ONE sixty miles from here Mr. sutton,
the Chief Of Police, Immediately repaired TO that
place. accompanied By two Cuban rs.idsots Of this
city, and there found other property OF the murder
Cd mon, and arrested some negroes found on tho
key, whom they brought back hsre. A master OF .
wroekins schooner. on HE arrival here from the
westward, said that he had soen q boat which az.
swered the description OF the one purchased by the
Cubans,
yLoArINo BoTrox UP,
In the neighborhood OF Andros' island; and on the
receipt of this news Mr.. Sutton and the Cubans
ag 10 went out tor the purpose OF searching about
Andres island snd the adjacent KEYS. The last
known OF this party Il derived from the caotan OF
another schooner, which arrived hero yesterday,
who states that he was overhauled aud searched by
Snanish man f.war, supposed to be the Bizan;
that Tie nmoers, finding pa ers In ordor and moth.
Ing suspicious BOARD did not detaiL him; but that
Immediately alter releasing him, she bore down OIL
tho schooner In which were Mr.. Sutton and tho
Guiana From the non-arrival here OF these latter
u IA feared here that ath ough sha was in Britisi
wnters, and although under the charge OF the Chile
OF Police OF this place, sent this special mission
BY the Governor OF these islands, the Spanish
commander OF the Bazan NAV have captured her
ana taken them into Havana II such an out
rase has been committed, It win probably
oosr SPAIN rHu ISLAND OF cupA,
because II 10 unlikely that England after al she has
put mp with from Spanish arrogance, ~ill nil 70
Jake measures by which she shall be efiectuaIly
guaranteed against It's recurrence
There are two theories here 10 the killing OF the
lour Cubans. One 10, that they were murdered by
the crew Tor the sake Of tho tin containing Que
sida's despatehcr whic had been previously Ieaaed
nr the pnrpoee Of sinking II In Of the Cubans
being pursued and captured BY any Sosnish cruiser
and that the roes, ffom the care and anxiety
with which the Cubans watched the can, supposed Il
20 contain gold. The other theory Ia, that the No
Rroes were hired by Tire Spaniards resident here 70
massacre the Cubans and deliver the dispatches to
them on thor return.