The New York herald., 1870-04-09
G u B A.
Movements of Captain Gen
eral de ROdas.
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Cool Reception Of His EXcellcncy in the
Central Department.
CONGREGATIONS Oh the Increase
Throughout the Island.
General Pueblo Relieved
of His Command.

The steamship Missouri, from Havana, the "a, via
Nassau arrived at this port yesterday morning She
brings latest advlces the progress Of affairs in
Cuba. The purser has our thanks for favors re-
ceived.
Another Tremendous Proclamation-The Cap
tain General Addresses Himself to the In
surgents-Serious State of Afairs-Pueiio
Reiieved-General Carlo to Succeed Him.
Insurgent Attacks and Successes-Jordan's
Departure RepOrted-The Usual Encoun-
ters--An Interesting Letter from Donate
NIarmoI.
HAVANA, Aprii Q, 1870.
This capital has for some days past been in fever
OF anxiety as TO the results of the Captain Generals
visit to the Central Department. That fever is now
alayed and the results are before Us. Dissatisfied
with the winter campaign, which, under Pueblo
and Goyeneche, was to annthilate the In.
surgents and did not he heroicaIy comes
to the rescue OF his bewildered generals.
proceeds to Puerto Principe accompanied by a bril-
liant sta Napoleon Arango, the great Presented and
detachment of tue Guias de Rodas and issues pro-
clamalion. 1t is well written document II con-
tans many Of those large words with which the Span
sh language much abounds 1t represents the olive
branch and the sword. It paints delightful pictures
OF ease under the aominion OF Spain, so much cee-
brated in all times for its midness and the horrible
effects OF her wrath If once melted to ltwhich she
has not been yet. 1t announces that a vigorous
campaign is to be inaugurated, in sublime ndirer-
ence TO the fact that the rainy season. when cam
paigning Is impossible Is at hand, and his soldiers
already feeling the deeterious eject Of the climate
are beginning 10 de OF the cholera. Whether it will
frighten the INSURGENTS almost to death, which is
not probable, or be received with equally sublime
indifference, which Ia, the public can Judge for
ITSELF .8 gor.I.
The Captain General has relieved Pueblo, who for
some time has been an object of derision to his
officers, and 1t is understood that on the return of
his Excelency here the Segnnda Cabo General
Carbo, VIII be sent to the command OF the Central
Department
D. Francisco Javin do varona. stock farmer who
had resided In The country, on trial IN Puerto
Principe for dsloyalty.
Dates from Santiago de Cuba to the 25th states
that the bo,nberos (armed hremenl OF that city
had offered to garrison the estates IN the Vicinity
and so enable the troops thus employed to be used
against Tue insurgents. Some few small encounters
are reported showing the presence and activity OF
the insurgents. The BandeIu Espadot publishes
two or three letters from General Donate
tack upon and destruction Of the estate
Las Chivas. translation Of them is annexed.
From tue Clnco Villas and the Eastern Department
the usual reports of-encounters, but they are
without interest. The Old story OF the embarkatiOn
OF Jordan for the United States has been revived the
C0mmandant 0 santa Cruz, IN telegram, ,says:-Don
Antonio Gonzalez de Varona, VINO recently presented
himself TO this command, has assured me that the
Chief Jordan the so-caed General-ln Chief mas em.
barked near GuanaJa for the United States No
one attaches any credit TO this, however
The Insurgents have appeared near st. Domingo
IN the jurisdiction Of Sagua and forces from the city
or the latter name ana from Remedies have been
sent out against them.
The following are the letters OF General DOpafO
Marm0l herein referred to-
IL uLipEaAT,sa Lnc!.4. 11 ARMY, DIVISION or CUnA,
TO Citizen FREDEErcX W. RAMsDEs, English Consul in
In upon the hacienda Las Chvas made by the
forces under my command on the 18Th inst, made
SAIL estate in The capacity machniss Although
which You 50 worthy represent in Santiago Cuba
right ,hs oabss ii throwSs o the ,se ose
which have made the last scveneen months oeeve
Just ao to proceed against the citizen Daqan and have d
time that he be the bearero the present communca
be observed By the cubans ana fo Hs
not recognzed he Justice Of rsvonton not DOUBT
ence that the English shall least mterce de with
shs nations huanisng and that she should no. cone ea
ss n Ss .y% Of s
who have eonmtsa M no other crime than having made
aeknowsdss receipt to me Of this 10
o sna re
The following is a letter to the wife OF Mr. Rams.
dem
CITIzxNEsa sUsANA DE LA TonaE DE w. RAMsDgN:-
Ms wash itself 70
70 write these lines DO not propose to give you an idea Of
for the task have pv Int
terror for the old men, the women and children,
food for animals accept with indifference with the
Your ssnssy would be excited 10 tears ydu could Eno
the dgraceui acts which In the fed OF revolution act
Ihs correspondents which until have had in .ha,
sG ss S Ss
the Of Engsnd render great
forwarding them 70 their in aud To
Cuban eptrust the forwarding of this In
aong you will contribute yoae part to the freedom of
Salute In my name arscsIOnaey. Al your family, &c:
Another letter OF same date from Marnol to Tneo.
dore Brooks OF the house OF Brooks Co., In SAN
tlag0. Is published 10 seems the estate Las Chivas'
belongs To widow stephens, who resides abroad
and has been held inviolate heretofore, owing TO an
arran cement with Brooks Co., who had the estate
IN charge. Mafnioi complains that this arrange
ment mad not been lived up TO. and so the estate
destroyed by order OF the Cuban government
Don Eduardo Jose Mates y Casas, well known
Cuban Of this CITY, was shot this morning for dsloy
atty. He was formerly connected with the Boetia
Commercial OF this CITY, was educated in Connects.
cut and lived for considerable time IN the United
States.
Arrival Of the Captain GeneraI-A Cool Re.
ception-Ffres Throughout the jurisdictions
An Expedition from Nuevitas-Heavy Loss
TO the Troops--Families Declining to Pre-
sent Themscfvcs--The Cholera.
EuEvTAs, March 25 1870
His Excellency the Captain General arrived there
the 23d, accompanied 10y brilliant saf de.ach.
ment OF the Guias do Rodas, and Napoleon Arango
the traitor, he Immediately entered the train which
was In readiness, Arrange taxing u seat in the same
car with him, and soon after started TO Puerto PTn-
cpe. His Excellency was very cooly received here.
The customary honors were pald him, but