New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
CUBA
SPANISH TESTIMONY TO REYoLUTIoSARY SUCCESS.

SPANISH TESTIMONY TO REVOLUTIONARY SUCCESS.
A Spanish journal, Ei Satragi0 Universal,
published in Madrid expresses Itself with great severity
upon the conduct Of the war in Cuba The following e1
tracts are Of value showing the sentiments OF the LIB
era party In Spain in opposition to the continuance OF
OF the war; as indicating the Of the rebellion and
confirming the reports from other sources OF he ma
nous cruetes pracced by the Spanish soldiers In Cuba
0The Cuban nsurrectiOn Is ended" say the Slavery
organs every day but facts show that the insurrecon
sources than ever Formerly three four months elapsed
before the insurgents could communicate Win tho
outside world, while now they have eomminica-
tions three or four times per month, and sue
ceed in sending out emssaries ana IN y CARVING out
This proves what we have said thousand times, that
it twice strong it IT, for the purpose OF guard
ing Cuban coast. THESE emissarleS speak Win the
responsive echo in oil generous hearts. They paint in
the vcest cOlOrs the system of oppression ADOPTED by
acts confirmed thousand times by the Correspondents
of foreign Journals in Havana and the civilized world
utters "A cry OF indignation against our country.
We do not accept the responsibility Of such acts The
true Spanish people Who are ths M Ora h men mo o. sP
against in Cuba They protest in the name OF
liberty against the robbery 60 mn upon 0r ~
heart think otherwise than we DO and they have not
@ aad G Heteer teey must bsr ae Whole re-
sponsbiity, and not the spanish nation We do not ad
crs OF the national integrity Those not Spanarls
who dshonor our flag at every moment; they are not
Spanards who stain the history OF their country with
bloody crimes.
Whenever we receive the mail from America, intc-
gence OF horrible comes o oppress hearts
To-day we cannot prevent the expression OF our grief
upon learning the treatment to which the family OF the
s6-caled Cuban Gen. Donate del MarnOl has been sub
jected surprised by troops In the country
The foreign press has occupied itself with and grown in
which have no desire to- nor could We he induced, TO
PIT S az and h" he ia was abused in
ardly manner, her body being exposed before her two
history OF the Cuban war; the contrary its pages
record many similar acts History mentions but one
result Us We viii be- able yepy soon 70 saw hat the his
tory OF dominion in the New World records but
innate; for we have left behind always single
patrmony the unforgivng hate OF our children in these
regions.
THE DIssENsIONs OF CUBAN PATRIOTS.
The following extracts are made from letters
captured by the spaniards the Cuban schooner Qua
ham:
Leonardo del Monte. Aldama's .sonnlaw. writes let
ter dated Saratoga August 10, 1s7o to Rafael Morales
The latter holds important office under Government
patched a few days before with considerable mill
tary supplies 10 the Island Del Monte
and OF pretending to be charged with mission. He
says that when the Upton expedition was spoken Of
Junta and proposed 70 give s2soCo on condition that
dition of he Del Monte had given s 200 and Aldana
$1,000 Del Monte further mentions 10 tat n Qnesada "a had
he had kept and states that the Junta had delivered To
$4,000 in paper money Whlch was TO be de
| Ifyered by Quesada TO Cespedes for his signature.
| Two important letters written by Jose Manuel
Mestre the Of Morales Lemus Cuban Envoy
10 the United states Metres first letter intmates that
the number Of false patriots has been reduced, but
thinks that the quality OF those left makes up for this
| defciency." He uses hard language toward Jose do
ArInas Don Carlos. and Don Jose g. del Castillo speak
| ING OF them as tho " eternal enemies OF men whose
| hearts are good and whose principles correct"
Hano Cisneros sends To Cuba "a spicy letter, dated
Ang 10 1870 He says that sufficient number Of arms
could have already been shipped this country for
| Cuba had not the Cuban Government been in fault
Tbree commissioners had been sent from the Cuban
Goyernment 10 the United States. and these had done
little else than excite annoslties and fomcnt dissen-
siOns. - ,,-r,, -, -
| in Cuban bonds in preieniiOus manner, Insisting
! that ms should give no guarantee for the
urnner expendturo of the money, but saving
| ihof he would render account OF IL when
the peditan should have arrived out This PROPOSE
tion was refused by the Junta Next Rafael Qhc
saJa The Junia did everything this gentleman desired.
mi nndng that he did not possess The confidence OF the
guh.ns Oiesada abandoned all expedtiOnary projects.
| H. went to Cuba and awaited the
/ ming of hs brother Gen. Manuel QIesnda,
| ~" turued everything bottom upward. Finding at
Sa.s,n Carlos del Castillo and jose de Arnas e. both
- ~ ambition and without any sort Ot pAtriuanJ.
hs formed with these plan o operations such as would
/ he eXnected from children. He came h. the United
sa,es making much noise and seeking O control every
tb,ng But the truth came out IN i've months time he