The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-26
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MAILING 81 ANIARD} LIES


The Gunbonts Nearly Wort,,ic.a ms,
naturalization Of t'fc Voiur.r.-..," W.
soda Afraid To Obey Orders-Tic tr.',,,''-
BILE Extinction OF slavery. ''"'
HAVANA, April 2O.-The disor ,ar,z,i,,n 49,,
disa1ection inevitable anon, III When ol,t,i ~
thor in bad cause, is fastsnowing itatlf opo,r -.
spanards here, and must, whenever the p,,..'', ~.
sumo tho offensive in this department a..,., ,,a.,
very materially. In fact, dis,hcu,nc, 10 .r,so.,,a
Is the rule not the exception. Vhna-n 20 i, ,rl.-oi
by De Rodas to Puerto Priscirc. De f{olas ,,,,
dicates to him by what roule-p9stly 1ya., 80 ,'s
reach him Ia safety. valmascda disob,ys an 4 i,.,'
not 60.
The Spanish Government orders N, d,pr,-, =,
the Asrinwal and MacamDo refuses 10 ,,oivs.
her he goes further, h. says h. will b,--ssir t.
the volunteers to prevent her iron being ri,on my
The Spanish Casino IL fcirfui'y a,ar,5fi NV.
'ng no Rc,. has o. o tre IN, .Mvo,y qsaon n Naarl
lieye their companions who escorted him 10 p,c.,o'
Pfincipe. They refuse to 20. '''"
All the Colonies who were sent out fro7, Sat, "a
command the various volunteers organic ,'i,nsnft,
leland have been superseded Tier lilofll itess
inspire no confidence in them.
Mr. Oaro Is IN fearful discreiit amonr So,,t,.,.
here, VINO regard his letters from Puerto Phi ici,n
which he beaded, THE truth about Ctnlgney",st
jealous Of Cubans Mr.. olano. since NE -d mot
from Puerto PRINCIPE, has In conversation win 10
friends confessed tat On hope that Spain ssould
conquer the revolution s absurd.
The traitor Napoleon Arnlo IL entirely ji.
credited with Rodas, who has found ont nat the
man possesses not particle OF Influence IN Car
aCuey lie has been ordered 10 the feli-,roi. bis
as q spy and II IL to be hoped he may meet M,
deserts from patriot bullet.
There IA much dread among the Snaniar1q tore
that some arrangement NAV nc made between ~
Madrid and the Washington Cove rnmrnts abou. Tn.
island As emancipation, to oppose wici an anv
shape tie Spaniards here have been hgt'in, r1i. mo
cessarily form the basis Of any such convention bcv
drend 1t as mnch as the success u the royolu' o.
Strange to say, the volunteers Of late ko,p On.
tlrely out Of sight; you seldom meet one m tho
strpcip.
Every steamer leaving here Tor Nusvi,is el-rca
her hold frll OF provision for The cam9a W. ci cy
hone to establish In various sections 90 Carg.-vsv
ASraninrd Of high standiug In tho nrinv ana ono
jnst arrived from the Central Department. & iuros
me- Of the great decentralization among sr1Aish
officers there Of all grades An they care an1u' no
says, Is q chance 10 make little money, aud Noe
opportunities arc becoming scarcer every taY. Al
Goyonecle's and other accounts of v'co' o., ard
false. Tie columns go out rom Puerto Principe.
some OF them manage to return, bringing with them
their sick and Notwithstanding else.
From Las villas, Salome Hernandez writes
Nobody troubles us now, and we biae our tuin.n
News from Valmaseda has been received, and
although no details have as Vet leaked ont, know
that he was badly defeated IN th1t engagement No
Cauio Ahsjo. IN which lie says that the patriots loss
$50 killed. and that the rest of them were drowned
in attempting 10 swim the river.
There are Official reports Of "A llndlny in Cieu-
fuegos and another IL spoken Of NJ Savanna Ia Mar
The thirty gunboats are absolutely uselcss for tho
blockade. Not one of them has so far ared a gun /;
all they are lt for Is to carry DISPATCHES and troops
from one point ofthe coast to another.