The New York herald., 1872-11-06

among whom are 10 be found amnestied persons OF
the I.arex iusursoctton. The nptnion Of the span
iards attribates ts greater part ef what they call
the Oaptain Generals errors to the evil fnAueAee
or his secretary Ayuso ra iical OF the deepest dye
The Coceto. OF Porto 1ico almost daily publishes
lists OF forty ity names Of disrnissals from ONCE
and appointments in their places Of reformists,
separatsts aud sutoaomatists-
The volunteers, an institution similar to that OF
the island OF Cuba have been declared an armed
party Ia opposition to an unarmed one and II is
proposed to organize another corps OF volunteers,
TO be called sof Liberty" which the Captain Gen.
eral is about to authorize. This, II permitted,
Will be
VIRTUAL AIMING EN MAssE
OF the reformist party, and then would probably
follow the execution OF the cherished ideas OF their
leaders, such as Balderioty, Blanco, Acosta,
Alvarez Peralta and othsrs who signed the
famous memorandum asking the disarmament OF
the Spanish volunteers, the closing Of the Casinos,
and other measures which would serve to annul
the Spanish element in Porto Rico. The radicals
have already begun to form their companies which
are to share with their the conservatism
the supposed perils Of the country and che sharpen
ing OF aac1etes 10 peculiar sword OF the country
and the Introduction Of firearms is openly spoken
Of 1t Ia also asserted thai at the close OF the year.
when the half OF the soldiers OF the corps which
then complete their terms oil service, are iur-
lOughcd, no substitutes will be sent from Spain,
and that then the tdbOruntes expect to carry
out all their plans. But as some fourteen thousand
men have been promised to Cuba 1t is expected
that the home g0yernment Will not omit reinforce
ments Tor Porto Rico.
THE PROSECUTIONS AND ANNoyAScEs
put upon the well-knOwn Spaniards by the radical
members OF the government Is becoming unbeara-
bic to them MANY prominent officers have been
summarily removed from their charges and COM
PEELED to leave the island. Colonel Berriz OF artil
lery, has been banishcd to the island OF Viequez.
Other officers OF the Civil Guard, loyal Spanards,
have been transferred from one place TO another,
due to the eXerfions OF their radical enemies. Con-
zalez Requera, although an officer OF the Treasury,
aa mas osea sos or Sng
etor OF the BOletis, has been fined 800 and pri-
vately advised II he did not change his conduct he
would be sent away. Colonel COrtes, chief OF sta1,
was compelled to resign and Immediately two onl-
cers-Licutcnant Colonel Mercadhlo and Major
in the Cadiz battalion and sent, one to
Bayamosa and the other to the capital
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Deputy to the COrtes has also been called up and
threatened with banishment for being partial to
the unconditional Spaniards. He is Vice Presi-
dent OF the Central Conservative Committee and of
the Casino and the leader of the Spanish party
psnon the and chef Of the
graph Bureau, Don Jose Morris. This gentleman
the editor Of the Bo1ettn Conae,cia,, had written
which, ii was supposed, would "Open the eyes'' OF
General Latorre ana his Secretary to the class Of
men Dy whom y were ~ th s
government OF General Gomez Paldo and its pub
lication permitted. However, upon the arrival or
authorities seized it ALL All the Madrid journals
arriving on the steamer OF the Both which discussed
the situation In Porto Rico were also seized and
burned. The newspapers Of Havana are also
strictly prohibited circulation.
The foregoing lacts tend to show the feeling pre-
this state of affairs and conses Minister Zorrilla to
assist the unconditional Spaniards.''