New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13

SURRENDER or TIE CUBAN CEN. AGRANONTE-
TIE CASE OF DIR. HOWARD.

SURRENDER or TIE CUBAN CEN. AGRANONfE-
TIE CASE OF DIR. HOWARD.
HAVANA, Jan. 12.-The Cuban Gen. Man
uucl AgramOne, with 30 armed men and officers belong
ing 10 distinguished families, surrendered at Janaguaya
Yesterday and arrived at Puerto Principe today Agra
monte was received by the Spanish Coils. Cubas and
Lomelno, and several ex-Cuban Generals few leagues
from Puerto Principe, and escorted to the city. The
render Of Aramonte fastened by troubles caused
by Vilamel and seambrdna The rest of Agramontes
band dispersed about the country, preparing to sur
render. AHamonto reports that the nsurgent bands
remaining Puerto Principe are preparing to 60 into
the Eastern Department. The insurgent Col. Emilio
E.piuosa who captured lately, has been executed
al Esphitu Santo.
KEY WEST TIA. Jan. 12.-Lotters received here from
Trustworthy persons in Havana state that Captain
General valmascda has approved the finding of the
Court which sentenced Dr. Howard 20 the penitentiary
for eight years Weinformed gentlemen in Cenfuegos
saw that the whole affair managed bungGngly from
the BEGINNING and that Dr. Howard would have been
liberated II the case had been properly attended TO- The
vana have been called together for active service win
only days notice 1t is stated that they VIII be sent
fo Santiago de Cuba Immediately. Tie report OF the
landing OF several Of ammunition for the insurgents
onrrang under Modesto Diaz is confirmed, but not of
tie landing OF 1900 stand OF snallarns'
mn ArCCFss OF SPAIN DEEMED HOPELESS IN
Observation-Disclosures CONDITION OF The
Spanish TREASURY.
fyom Loaioa TINES Of De- 2a
IL is not dIf1cuit TO see tne nam Caust vi
the financial embarrassmeDts In Spain. Inc span.
inrds cannot afford to pay their creditors or md
Ny heavy centagc simply because all their
Ges are exhausted in vain attempt to achieve the sub
ugaOn Of Cuba Jealous of honor stands in the
way Of common honesty High national a. praons are
Dreaded Ia excavation of financial delinquencies The
resolution never 10 part with inch colonial terrific
~ l. the point which all political parties in Spain
dare not 10 disagreement. The strife
a. 10 who SHAH talk biggest on the subject. HE
i Cuba must not DC lost % There Same erS hardly
two in tin Peninsula who NM nre To- Inc az To
the uses to which ts o Of dociy; but tanned they In%'
he spain viii peI oare than ~ III the
&c Wat Indian Colonies which are the sotat OF
ana 81 possessions Az The OUT OF ts i'm
Of slavery and the slave trade, both those
the result OF the connivance OF nations: and
nors with that Infamous traffic Was spanish Cover
teinber RevoIutin national life Spain n9sr which
IN Spalh and her dependencies nm IN freedom both
erIncnt IN Su 10 understand sinnlv buom" the
civil war enaued m $1,000 up for sefgoyernmep, gov,
nv hasida , vco 10 10000 Of their brst tr nave sscri
nnnI.fion M ~ VOO 10 10000 volunteers aI,,
ias cxhaused her aaanzas, ana other cities syi
sutory and uneyentfu but sani er Treasures a de
of which, after more warfare, the
than ever. 'o"fs' seems further of |
Notwithstanding the tenacitv n, o,,
tbeio can w. u9uo as To the final issue 80 Iesoution,
~ ~ 81 for active 80 are not alone iD The cn, asc
1hcy rely IoI ~ tNe y ilpatly on nr, e contest.
Americans with whom the iko party of those
West Indian colonies within no di,o those splendid
ucie OF l.Irlc i"th Inc Government NJ ~ ~ an ar
display u Is true, no great eagcrness H., Washington
ambitious schemes In that direction nm e pursuit OF
Ton Government II 100 often ONLY ~ W,hsnns-
.hOW winch way the wind blows: ana eaan a. 70
compelled 10 give way W pnblc snimian rs 80 Ihr
diehh congress almost IN the words Of King Viot"r
Emanuel when. M his speech from The throne i'm 1870 bs
dee1'e' '"a'' Pied~ont would rot be deaf to the cry