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aenes 70 this plan the unorsansis occureoes Of sunday
the 9Th instant and others that the authorities actively and
dice tie action OF the tribunals which have brought ali
Ills Eseeliency tue superior Governor to
make public this discovery TO the end that the
day The rm eads Of order tbs ciiss and his .oeency
50 many sacrincss expecting help from and
dcovsr @ the criminals rso pssna e as under
This Ii the entire case submitted BY the govern
ment TO the world.
1t is known that following the AFFAIR OF the 9th
great excitement prevailed IN tile Palace, US 1t was
0f outrageous ana unprovoked character That 1t
was likely 10 excite feeling In favor OF the Cubans
throughout the United States TOO stronR for Secre
tary Fish other allies OF the Spaniards TO resist,
aud had the perpetator or rather Lne initlatpr OF
the murder Deen produced at once " Is posslUo ne
might nave been rcprimanded II not Imprisoned.
That any O,ner tnan volunteer and Spanlard was
the gully party was not intiinated; upon hs nrlng
at Greenwallh the man was Ut once surrounded Dy
hundreds OF volunteers who, by their SUI
sequent acts, as heretofore portrayed In the
HL lU-
ishment rs he But as one day after
another passed 1t began 10 be runored about tnat
the llalr had deeper ramIcatlOns than was sup
posed and that the Intention Was to cause an lndis-
crlminate slaughter Of foreigners incluoing Inc
United states Consul. II was stated: also that .
number OF pe0pie had arrived mere from New or
leans aud Key West lOr that purpose
BY the ariaIr OF the 9Th the ming was precptated
before the pan was fairly matured and the ring
nad to escape best lhey could. Az stated,
letter Was received mere from The spanish Cons IL
ia New Urleans stating these facts and that three
or the nnyiea.ers escaped ON the steamer YazOo,
wnicn sailed from here Tor the last mentioned place
on the 7th. Of all this the only thing tangible
was The steamer Yazoo, which recently returned
here, and the captain, officers ana engineers or
winch have made oatn tnat no persons such as Re
ierrea 10 went on tnat Vessel to New Orleans, tnst
she cal ried OUT one passenger from Havana. an
American gentleman from pMladelpnia. Following
this comes another letter that was not The Yazoo
but another steamer on which they escaped, and SO
the matter stands.
In regard the assassin, the young man Wells,
the companion OF Johnson and Foster, and the
French Consul who also saw the arar, selected
from nufnoer the same person, both expressing
their moral certainty tnat he was the man, but hesl-
tated to swear positively TO his identity.
The Casino EspanDl has raised S1,2l6 for the
widow ana children OF Greenwalth, and presented
the same to the frusslan consul, Mr.. LUIS Well TO
be forwarded. Mr. Well replies in q polite note OF
thanks, winch Is published.
Another case Of outrage upon an American citizen
recently occurred here. Among the small vessels
which ply be1ween here and Key West mosty
loaded with fish, Is the smack Fulton, FRANKLIN, mas
ter. BY some means the promoters Of order in
Havana' became impressed win the idea that Cap
tam FRANKLIN had taken or from Key West one 0f
the ASA slns OF Castanon and upon MS arrival
the prosecution OF his trade his vessel visited
by some Spanldrds, who used very threatening
language to him, and he, thinking MS lie
III danger went on board her MaJestys steamer
Deielce-as usual, there being no American
man-O- IN the harb0r. Hence he communicated
with the Consul, aS did also the commander OF the
Defence, ana Mir. Bdole went OF on board and took
ms statement and then called on the Captain GEN.
erai. Franklin desired his MORO pass" so called,
order that he nigh return 10 Kew West anu this
volunteers other persons refused to permit
MN To get. the Captain General told the Consul
day and he would see tnat he mad his pass.
lie accordingly dld 30, but 1t seems was dogged
from his landing and as he was entering the olice
or the Captain OF the Port ne was stopped anu
formed II he entered he would be'a dead man. lie |
returned on board OF the Defence, when
caused MS pass TO be sent To nm and oroercd q
Spaaish maIof-war to escort him out OF the harDOr
Tie course OF all the Or1claY connected with the
AFFAIR is commented by the Consul who states that
they acted In the a1alr with entire promptness and
ennciency. The commander OF the Defence is Gu
titled TO gratitude FOR his courtesy and readiness TO
extend al ncediu protection to Captain Franklin.
The matter has been reported to Washington.
we nave little OF importance concerning the IN
surrectIon Ihe Diaro OF tue 23d processes to have
seen private letters from Nuevitas which contain
very interesting notices concerning the stats 0i tho
rebellion In the Eastern Department. As IL appears
there mas been reunion OF the principal rebel chiefs
on the estate LA Matilde," Of Slmon. whore were
500 guns del Rey and Remington, q and s-half
Of powder, 1000 caps and more than 800 600 car
ridges, which formed cargo which recently dis.
launch proceeding from Nassau, where, 1t ls stated,
remains another vessel loaded with arms IL is |
that the number OF forces la the territory OF
Cascorro Sibauicon, &c, IS 1000, wtaout counung
separate pa ties HI lunas Bayamo aud other points.
10 the confession Of some prisoners .'lne
principal chiefs much depressed" The Same
paper states tnat ID. Adolfo de Vav0na, ID. Jose IR
naclo Loinaz, D. Carlos Lolnaz ana an individual
from Bayamo accompanied Qucsada TO Nassau. 4
landing OF lilpusters arms and munitions on the
coast OF Hoguin is reported by the papers here Is
Lillian. Yaimaseda, with sufficient force, had pro-
ceeded in person against the expedition.
telegram from Cinco Villas, received last evon-
ing, saws there has presented himself asking par
don, the insurrectonist the sO-caled Lieutenant
Colonel Don Manuel Garcia, with all Of his party,
consisting ef five officers and eighty troops, carry
ing forty live firearms one OF them Remington
which were all the party had-some ammunition.
DC. According 10 the account they were well re-
Celyed, the soldiers embracing them and manifest
ing much enthusiasm. Much activity prevails In
San Juan de los Remedies, ANA several encounters
NEe fcpoTteu There.
Oh the 23d the second, Third, Fourth and Seventh
companies of the honorable Bamberos . c0lored
mlntary organization, having charge Of the Fire
Department. LEFT this city for the Cnco Villas where.
as the journals say, they 20 10 build fortifcatons,
though why they are required In that completely
pacidc districtn 1t were hard to tell
1t denied by the Colonel OF the Firth battalion
OF volunteers that sergeant OF bis regiment was
the assassin of Greenwalth.
The Havana journals arc jubllant over the action
OF the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations at
washington. In view OK the approaching carnival
the government Is taking unusual care 70 preserve
the peace.
The steamer Moro Castle, Captain Adams, which
arrived here ON sbe 2Sd, on her passage down ran
on to Ragged Reef twelve miles south OF Cape
Florida, lat. rs 80, lon. so, whero she lay for
twelve hours, working OF BY the rising Of the tide
at one O'Clock on Tuesday, the 22d. She Was In no
way injured While on the reef she threw over 20O
tons OF her cargo, consisting OF salt and lard. But
one wrecker appeared near her, which carried out
her bow anchor, but was OF too smsll
tonnage to tighten her. At half-past. eight IN
the morning tne German steamer Frankfurt,
Knhlken master. passed the MORO Castle from
three TO dye mesoff. The c0lors wore Immediately
boisted union downwards and four guns nred. Tho
German seemed to respond 70 she signal but did not