The New York herald., 1870-02-16

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6sim Auatacr Murder-The Outbreak In
HIutnuxus-Dctcrmned Action oil tho Cow
eruor--,Cac Riualeadcrs ImDrrsaned--G EN-
crai Orders 10 the volautcers-GoycnecEe'a
OcssIni zseposs--A Reconaeisannce--vaIrax-
scds,s nEove,nenss--5ordaa,s Property Sc
Quesir0ted. .o
Up TO this date no discoveries have been made
Is to wao was OF sir Isaac Green watn,
and it as entirely safe say will be- Appiauded
by his comraaes for the act Be had committed, and,
indeed assisted by them IN lts coAsammatlon, and
with 10 reason 10 believe tnaI ne ouid 90 punished
more than have Others .or similar acts, It Is clear
enough that the assassta had no reason for conceal
ing himself: and doubts that the head OF the
police couid place his hand on him at any moment
he chose; but the man was n volunteer he was
assisted by volunteers, and without some energetic
action the part oil The American or Prussian gov
ernmeat sdch as in the case OF tho former the past
gives us no warrant to expect he wiil never be
brought to justice, 1t i5 indicative OF The popular
sentiment here mat the Journals, while yet harping
on the assassination OF Castanon, have no word OK
description or condemnation Tor this lar more das-
tardly outrage.
On Sunday evening following this murder another
was committed By party OF men on Felipe Vaides
q carpenter In the Havana Railroad shop. Dnring
the night he WAS taken from his residence, killed
and the body placed on the railroad track over
which the train hablsually passed early IN tho morn
ing, In order that 1t might Dc run over oy the cas-
II was however perceived in time. Valdes, tnoagh
. native OF tho island was long time resident OF
the United states though it does not appear that he
ever took out papers Of naturalization so lar as is
known nothing nas been done In the matter.
The outbreak In Matanzas following the receipt
OF the news Of Castanon's death, ~ mentioned IN
my last was like to have been most serious IN It's
consequences, aud was only qaeei py the deter
mined action OF the Governor. An infuriate MOB
OF volunteers gathered before the palace and de-
manded that the prisoners charged with disloyaity
should be delivered to them. The Governor, having
ascertaiDed that the few Regular soldiers gfrlsonel
there would stand by hini, ordered them 10 load
their pieces. lie then inlormed the rioters ,nat In
NO case would re yield to their demand, ana that
anless order was restored he wonld send TO Colon
for troops Tor that purpose. This bold action in
timldaed them and they dispersed. Aiterw ards at
tho direction OF the Captain General SIX Of the rlng
leaders were arrested and seat here and they are
now In the Caba.ias fortress
Following these and other 0ntra-es, with which
the readers OF HERALD are iamtiiar, the Capta
General began sucn eueryetlc acLon al WAS prac-
ticaDle. Ho called .oGeiner tbs commanders OF
the volunteers and Informed them that they wouii
he held pultsibie Tor tho good conduct OF their
men; he directed th.t the volunteers snouti nethet
wear heir uniforms nor carry arms eAccEG wnea ol
duty aud ISSUED cne following genera, order 10 De
read TO them, which mas not boon made puoiic:-
AEApavAnrEae-oraEaAL ORDER TO THE ooars o.
OFFICE or cArrAis GENERAL or THE
vo.vNrEsss .sierasy tao eapia q III. saai @,
messed S civil CT ns wsA w eys M se s ~ On
raTa The eoiss o. ihe ~ oinat' Don oonAn9 oa-,..
assisted 70 tribute Of sssem 70 hm who was tFeless
samirs9.s crae ana seeeay o. respsG. ~ rsss wish
ihe and contemplated IN asiasenea the spccacc o.
pssas ~o sner .ep' o. s
another preo of tner ccnmspeeion s generosity sni
solemn funeral ccreniony nst ssca 10 anes. hsr nd.na
OoDpa This grand religious ersaony teaina.oa, AMI
near might somo lansi,sa psrsoa', erank or cray
% judged by tne tribunals, whs others PAID VITA tner
voice to you to-day. Ya,s. that the panisa
With Their own hands ~ psse & o. urssrns the end. o.
geancc These srush the non!e corps to which they
Sy our enssaiss rSrs inen Will respond bsisrs the io
nais for tne,r conae. so.na'esra reeonsna that all
lhori ana Of that .ce wseh u one Of the words q my
General GABALLkEJ DE ROoAS.
For the past forty eight hours TIE city has been
very quiet. few ohcnccs are reported but nos OF
polilical character Junsou ana Foster. v,ctiins
OF che affair on sunday, are said - be slowly iti
proving.
Ing hls recent march irom Puerto Principe auds |
ltllc 70 inlormauon already furnished. no large
body Oh insurgent5 were encountered and OF course
no engagement TOOK place Ia the outset he speaks
Of the march as Reconnaissance 10 uuainaro, Las-
zorro and GIbanca where tGo chief elements Of AS
Histance were concentrated III oi.er to appreciate
their Importance Judge VI the sta Vi the cou1ry and
the necessities Of TIE approaching campaign. IL Is
usual way ur commanders in tins isand 10 spea~ OF
any military operation which results III nothing as
Reconnaissance ana THIS may be fairly set down
among Inat class. lie places The lasar4ent loss a.
auu sixteen PRISONERS ana MS own loss |
one ofcer aud four men Killed. three oiIicels aai
twenty two men wounded. tho greaIet part lgnty,
Ana SIX confused. "A rev cainfai.n VIII be In |
xnguratcd at oncc, when more Or less viii oe ac-
C0npiisned
Dales from Santiago de cuba 10 the 4th mention
the departure Nalnaseda after being much fell
Cltaled FOR Manzau.!io, Bayamo and thence To Las
fua3. what MS iGihei:a.e purpose Is is n0E niea-
TONED The Bundeaa EspGdoid reitsrates the story
OF complete paclhcaton and says mo troops IN inelr
movements encoun Ell no enemy. From MnnZanlllo
and Bayano we learn that prepafatiohs were IN pro-
gress for Lhe reception Of vamaseda. Journal OF
Sue latter place OF The 9Th mentions surprise ca
the Doth ut OF the encampmens af Maxino Gomez
where were captured ipaAitions, hoiscs, piGYisons
and correspondence Among tsie later Was letter
from Quesada attrbutnY his deposition To MS nav
iuQ Oruereu two Executions cy shooting ana unNhS
removed a suo-pleiecl Also that "tne idbusev
Jordan. dlseuohaIted as The noli-fi,l1ine1t OF me
promises or the government OF Iespades had eia-
barked for the United statss,n IN wnch. OF course
there IA no shadow OF truth.
Dates from Trinidad mention the execution on the
lst Inst Of Don Andres Ma ajnoros, ay0uth 1wenty
years OF age, VINO was made prisoner al Poo Viego
encounter on tue estate Car,iad WITH tue insurgents
undef ne chiei busones is reported, IN whcl foar
men were Killed, including said chlo.
Inc havana .ournals oi ast evening announce the |
TeCelpt VI kilograms lrou t1e Cinco Villas tbe |
elect lnat lne remaining bands or iasurieci5n.sts
are Delhg actively pursued by the trooos tnat some
small encounters mad taken place iu wutYn some |
were Killed, wounaed and captured, ana iaat q |
number or horses and arms wae iaaen wA!cA are |
precisely The notices that have becu passnf pyr Tho
wires from that locally Tor tie vast six ,uou;ha A |
doctor, practising ia the CITY, mas hea1 ertestad !
charged VITA an attempt 90 poison nc ctnor uf Moro
Husa, satrical paper Tor 0iol, ns ytusc RIO.
lng, ana le ls now IA prison.
Tho Departure of Valmnseds Ter Lna Tunas--
Imposing Cersaiouics on the 0ecoaiau--A
Subscription on Foot for His ChIidren-CDn.
nTmation Of Iusnrgcnt 'snccesscs--A spanis.
Force Ansbuscadsd aud Cat 10 Pieces.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, FeD. A. 1870.
The great yslmnsoda leaves to-day for Las Tnnas,
and we are lnconsolab,e, or az least the BasdeW
Espd5iOfa says 30. Yesterday beng his SAINTS DAY,
ball In bis honor at the Palace numerousy At
tended, and grand illumination took place. Ssest