The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-30
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Celebrates la avana-Reception Of the
News by the Hnvanero--Conments or the
Prcss-lteported Killing or "Bombctao
and Cavada-Ths Bnr.ins Of Rssases
Communications from the Insurrec,,ouists.
HAVANA, Nov. %, 1870.
We have King vicd el Repi After much
trbulatton Spain has been furnished with one OF
those articles SO much in keeping with the age and
whhout which It IL so difficult for a people TO get
aiong-an article which The great Jehovah gave
the lsrelites In His wrath ana which seems to have
Deeh an instrument, OF wrath ever since. vtpa RI
feV1 most necessary prayer--so It IL addressed 10
the Aimighty-Ior worse chances OF Q continued ex-
istencc IMAM has the new King OF Spain II were nar
to conceive. Nevertheless, Havana was awakened
this morning by most nnseemly racket OF puns
bells and The royal march. The Riego LYNN
having an unsav0ry 1avOr OF the great unwasned
has gone out. Bunting, too, soon appeared In oil
the balconies, and 1t began TO be told about that
three days OF rejoicing bad been decreed by his
Exceliency the Captain 0eneral-no longer the
creature OF successful revolution but The vlceroy OF
king. Soon the following announcement con-
taIned In an extra OF the Oaciai Gazette, appeared
on the street,
SUPERIOR POLITICAL GOVERNMENT or THE PROVINCE
Their Rrceences the Presdsns OF IN. Council, ., Mini.
sr: and NE Colonial Minister n kilograms q me I'm inst.
y s &c; 's asa a By
scrss a. 1oS w celebration OF this wei
ing IN the cathedral reception al one O'clock 10 the
7ov,-hs, day and the two Following are HOLIDAYS, and
i. sP ns,sn N fa sor% non.
each night political invite. IL 10y inSasi
ThronsA ne Captain General. Ose the necessary order.
vii Gs Ds .na &c ~ a
HAyASA, Nov. u, 1870. 80 IL
As write three celebrations are In progress, and
the .trnly loyal' Of Spain seem to be Affected IA
voraby. II Is, however, as yet too soon to judge OF
the effect Of the election upon the spaniards IN this
island. They are almost. without exception mon
archists and will, no doubt, happily receive news OF
any solution OF the long existing difficulty, though
the great mass Of them have been supporters OF
Prince Alfonso or the Duke lie Montpcnsier. Occa-
sonal sly illusions are heard to the "Maccaroni
King which shows, nevertheless, that the proud
and Intensely patriotic Spanard doesn't like the
idea OF going away from home to find a ruler.
The journals, as matter OF course, accept the
situation but treat the election rather gingerly.
The Dtarto de Ia Marina, In making the announce.
ment, says;--
On the 10th OF November. 1870, the laborious work
nando and Carlos V. was concluded. This high
hensr has fallen to Amadco Fernando Maria, Prince
claimed king by the Constituent Cortes. We salute
respectfully the choice Of the national representa-.
ton, the new King ing q spain, and only beg Heaven
The V0z dc cuba, after certain illusions to the his.
tory OF spain, IN which, not unnaturaly, II finds
To-day we celebrate a like instance. The tele-
graphic news which we gave Yesterday, taken rom
King OF Spain OF Amade0 de Saboya, is confirmed
by Official announcement The Spaniards 0l this
province, who, attending to other duties have not
tUad
to respect ana obey the new monarch. II only re-
mains for US 10 ask God that those who have taken
upon themselves the great responsibility OF the cleo.
ton have proceeded with the same iath, patriot
Ism and wisdom as the Judge OF Caspe and the
and as prosperous for Spain the never lobe for.
gotten one Of Isabel la Catolica.
in the Journals tins mornnr. IL IS cenerally nnder
stood that official information has been received or
kpow anu 81 'enSras a
nent lnsurgent leaders. As OF all news received
here the ..ofical' is least reliable 1t needs to We
anticipated the
gents nave commenced burning estates In the Cnco
Villas, anu grave fears are entertained tina
The destruction is likely to become very great
Private letters state that three of the larger
stroyed. A telegram from st. Domingo, in the
Jurisdiction Of sagga Ia Grande says-'.rhe houses
on the plantation Bearlz are burning. Forces are
required on the estate Caoba. ! leave this moment
with volunteers" This from Spanish comma nder.
These estates are contiguous aud in the jurisdiction
Of Cienfueges, not far fFom the Sagua boundary
Dates TO the last Of October have been received
from Victoria de las Tunas point IN inc jnrlsdc.
ton Of that name, situated inland and occupied by
spanish troops from whence communication Is
very seldom The forces there seem to be dsing
noLning OF moment An occasional raid Ii made
into the country bnt according TO the reports no IN
surgents are met with. A convoy had arrived and
returned from which news OF the situation was Oh
tanned.
From Puerto Principe the 18th comes report or the
rous; among them some wen known iamiIies OF
Camagney Donna Malvna de Zagas, wife Of Don
Manuel Ramon Silvia, person OF prominence In
the lnsufrcctOn, recently reached the Spanish lines
Inc lOttafdiIo, Of Manzanillo IN it, issue Of the
llt calls for more troops In that jurisdiction. and
Tor tnc establishment Of military posts ut various
From Holgnin the 1l,h we learn that Nazaro San
tisteban IL OH Trial for disloyalty.
The Killing Of AdeIfo varona, Que.adl.,s Pri-
vate Secretary. by the volnnteers a rival
from Cnracoa-Whst was Found on his
Personal Passport and How Obtained.
From private letter received from Havana we
have particulars OF the movements or Colonel
Adolfo varona whose execution by spanish guerillas
was briefly noticed by telegraph Colonel VarOna
left this port on the ,4th OF October last by the
steamer Virgin, bound for Curacao, In company
with General Quesada, having previously arrived
with him in this city from Cuba. ON arrival nc
that place Varona was commissioned To take
dispatches Of the highest Importance to the provi-
sonal government In Cuba. For the purpose OF dis
gulsng himself small s0op was chartered 10 con-
yey him to the coast OF Cuba, watch he reached
after an uneyentful voyage. Dressed IS simple
peasant he made his way through the Spanish lines
mounted on horse he purchased the day after his
arrival, and when challenged a. to who he was
showed passports which he had obtained from
fisherman for nifty dollars and the pro-
misc Of returning it within fourteen days.
On the fourth day Of his travels, wnile
visiting In hut situated on sugar
plantation N The Jurisdiction Of Manzanillo he was
set upon by several OF the hands who had seen his
passport and knew the man whom he represented
himself to be. They forthwith called in some Span
ish Guerillaa, who having tic statement OF the men,
shot VarOna dead on the spot. The dispatches he
carried which were found secreted In the lining OF
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