The sun., 1872-06-08
SPANISH TYRANTS DOOMED.
THEIR CUBAN GOVERNMENT GOING
TO PIECES.

| An Attempt TO sack the Bank Of Havnna-
The Workingmen Incensed-vnlna scdn's y
| Falschoods Exposed-The Narrow Escape
of a Spanish Gunboat-Bembcta's Voyage.
| Correspondence Of The sun.
! HsxAxA Iune.2--Thn excitnuuart amnpp
all classes in this city during the past ten days
| has been at fever heat The following facts, re-
ports, and rumors have partly been the causes
| producing It.
First, the Spanish Bank, which Is tottering 10
Its inevitable fall. For some time past the dis
satisfaction among the working classes at the in
| creasing loss incurred i1 purchasing the neces-
saries Of life has be, stoadl'y increasing. For
| the past fortnight tlo doors Of the bank have
| been besieged from morning until night. Crowds
| slept on the ground In order to be the privileged
| ones at the head Of the line when tho bank doors
were opened In the morning. The cigar manu-
facturers were the loudest In their curses on the
bank managers, on the money changers, and
other victims Of their wrath, stupidity forgetting
that their chiefs-for most OF them belong to one
or other of the volunteer reglments-were the
real causes of the evil. However, the Captain
General found out that all the sleepers about the
bank doors were not harmless-that the object
OF many was not to get ten-dollar bill cashed,
Lut nothing less than an organized plan to sack
the bank; must remind you that $40 In cash,
not IN gold, Is the limit which this bankrupt con
cern agrees to pay to each presenter Of a bill
and that all the coin which ~ binds itself TO paw
out uuIlhg tue 1eW hOufs the bank Is open Is
TIE oAITAIN-GENERAL's coup.
AS soon as Coptain-Genera Ceballos heard of
Some go Of The cv arJ from p tbe r1pai 1p,Is ds
tricts arrested some ~ or L. Of the ringleaders
Snd the Sa Sc9nsRlracy failed The discount on the
than ever. Gold IL worth to-day Is per cent
premium The Government has forbidden the
doubt tho fact, let them apply to any spanish
importing house In your city. have seen this
going forward by this steamer, Columbia.
vAIMAsEDAs FAIsEHooDs.
Cause No 2.-The great and continued sue
ccesses OF the patriots In the field. The cowardy
Nalmaseda continues to issue his absurd edcts.
He proclams the Cinco villas pacifed, and or
derS Te Deum 70 be SUNG at villa Clara. He
declares officially that there are no insurgents in
Fam guey, and the same paper, that publishes
his despatch proves that Isnacio Apramonte
has 100 armed men with him. He has many
maseda writes, and fhc came back here lac would
Again, the papers have foolishiy published the
report of the commander OF the gunboat Argos,
which was attacked In the Bay OF Bunes by the
rebels and got out by the skin of its teeth. The
report Is quite Spanish II states thai the rebels
were posted on the bluffs which form the en-
trance to the hay. and for q distance Of three
miles poured down " a perfect deugo Of lead
upon her decks, along length Of three miles
from both sides The commander states that
the bluGs on either side Of the entrance to Banes
Bey are from b0 10 loO feet high either the ter
upon tho sides Of tho bluffs, or he must have
elevated his cannon to about right angle, boz
cau-" the channel is not over six fathoms broad.
li9WeN1r' tpr once n confession Is made 10 con
siderable loss, including the Fist Lieutenant
B1YBBTNl TfelTr. =, -
Ciits- No. 3.-Bcmbeta's arrival and departure
10y the city 4 Mexico on tho 26th. Tie papers
are equally silent about this little episode. bat
tigers and other wiid beasts FED in '' S6'iosi@dnl @
garden, and remember the aspect and behavior
oi the beasts just before the keeper comes along
WIN the food you may form some idea of the
performances Of those jackals the volunteers,
on the wharf while their prey was In the harbor,
ana oi the Efforts they made to get at HIM All
sorts Of plans were proposed Shells were 10 lie
thrown and tho City Of Mexico sunk at her
moorings. Tugboats were To be armed, and the
steamer 20 be captured outside. In fact, every
possible Idea was mootcd, but died ut its birth.
The pluck Of Gen. Torbert and Capt Thinner
man saved Iembeta, who stood all The time on
the deck Of the steamer in his uniform OF Cuban
general, calmly surveying the infuriated crowd
tribute his escape 20 the cowardce of the Car
tqln-G eneral Ceballos the hatred which they
already entertained toward the latter for allow
ing the thlrty-two medical students to escape
them is considerably increased.
CUBAN PRIvATEERs AT SEA.
Cause At ia known here that the cargo
ra'riots. and that with the arms aud ainmunl-
tion which she brought they are not only
they will be enabled to arm many more men
and soon commence the long-proJected west
ward march To TINS city.
Further and ldstly.-lt IA believed here In we'll
Informed circles that there are at present at
least two Cuban priyateers at sea; The Spanish
gunboat Cca;c, which was run down and sunk
10y the steamer Clara on the south coast, was
mis taken by the commander Of the latter vessel,
In the night, for one Of these privateers
some few days ago n lot OF boys In Matanzas
got into a row with some Spaniards, and have
been sentenced to various terms Of hard labor,
ranging from six to ten years. The principal
charge against them, and on which they were
convicted, was crying out Viva Cuba"