The sun., 1873-06-13
MATTERS IN CUBI.
Treubis among the Editors The slavery
Conundrum - Horrible Barbnrity 90 Hein
roreement- Seedrd-Spa uisrds Acknowt
cdeins that They are Lost.

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UAvANA, June 7, 1s73.-The editor vi La
Constdncid. Don Juan Gelpi. is well just as II
wasp had stung him on the end of his nose and
he has good reason to feel uncomfortable Some
say that II IL because his colleague of ~ 1ridno
said the other day, "well, gentlemen. since you
think yourselves the only persons competent to
issue patents II Spanish nationality to those
who do not choose to oppose the Spanish Re-
public, the editor of the Tribune invites you to
shoulder a nuelct and co to the Jungle and Kill
the fools who persist In shouting Death to
SPAIN"
The editors Of the Didrio la CouS'dnci' and
Ld Vot q, cuba have maintained n sepulchral
silence. Not one word has any one Of them
dared tn say in reply. OF course II is all bum
come on the TnLnno's part, for he IL no more
he 80 bomhasticgliy challenges They are ell
tarred with the same brush, and h"loug 10 The
Home Guard Club. The Cubans look on and
enjoy the deep dissensons between the Sprn-
iards, as the latter have chuckled ov r tho
city.
A telegram received Yesterday from Madrid
was particularly pleas ny to the Cubsns; u
that slavery should be abolished in Cuba and
Porto Rico. few Of the leading pro-slavery
cared that spain might decree what she
pleased, they would know how to prevent
smancipation; One Of the canses which IN "A.
counter-protest Of the volunteers who espOuse
the policy Of the 7rt'ttno, because when the
DfdrfO hintcd AZ the use Of carhines the vOlun-
teers replied that they had carbines also. and
perhaps more than their opponents. the oncers
who claimed 90 represent them. However, that
deep enmity exists between the NJ iveholders
aud the republicans there Ia no doubt, and the
Cuhans say, and not unreasonohly; tha, this i'
worth to their cause more than hundred vic
tories Diri"s tt tnperu.
DARBARITY.
The Infamous report OF tho burning pf Agra
monte's corpse has been .conhrmod. after
petroleum, aud set htc to II. In their cold.
blooded deeds of brutality these Spanitrd- ~
nn'S "f phipip IT. and the Duke Of Ava.
In war news the week has been as silent rs the
Siciliau vosper4, hat there are rum"rs that there
has been very hot work near Manzanillp. and
the best proof ~ II is the following enlgmalical
report " II IN the Didri0 of the I'd inst;
" Uy telcgraphic despatch received on Satur-
dav from Santiago dc Cuba. Il Is known that
col Canine came up with and defeated the enc
my At Pun'a Gorda; he then continued hir
march TO the Sierra de Bvamo. to which point
Modesto Dia2 Is also marching with his fpryes
They were in Manzanillo a. hv Information
given by seven volunteers who were taken pri.-
oners at Dtmnyal. and who managed to escape
rue army of Campiio and forces Of the Second
Brigade Of Montaner arc on the way to Man
LNuiilp to attack the encnV.'
From the above II appcars that the Cuhans
are In Nanyanillp' and II is tn"wu moreover In
private circles that the defc II referred &" was
suffered not won hy the Span.ards, who lost
four ofhcer- and many men killed. and whose
force w,- completely scattered. / hope To- fur
nlsh details III my next
THE ARMV
The following will give \ou n vivid idea o
what an ea " task So In had To perform In re
inforcins hcr army I'm this island. one hundred
and eighty Carl'st prisoners arrived in the last
Spanish steamer. They were guarded by FORTY
volunteer altlllcrists, because they refused {,
come out. The artillerist>, before agreeing {.
escort the Iarlists. exactcd three condition,
from the Government; |. That they should h,
sent home by return steamer. .. That they
should receive full pay, the same a. II serving II
cuba. during the voyage ; and g. That one year
service should be credited to them. The GOV
ernmcnt was forced 10 accept everything tho,
asked for 4: 1t was iWuossihe otherwise To- nnt
an escort; all OF which clearly demonstrates th'
high state Of discipline and subordmation ex
istiuc in the Spanish army. The Carlsts hay,
been well received here. They are well dressed
they smoke good cigars thing, Of course. the'
had never seen before and many dollar find
its way siyly into theirpockets. But alas. Black
jack, whom the tubhns have christcned +
POfriO'r. l. living In wait for them, for the rain
season has already set In in fun force. and alik'
Jarlsts. republicans, conservatives, aud Al
Slauiards must sICcumh 10 IL.
The Captain-tiencrnl denies having sent In MI
res gnat on. which proves that the info ornatioi
l gave you had leaked out sumcw here.
The DAY before yesterday q lot OF pasquiu1de
were stuck on the walls about the city headed
"BUIL FIGHTS ny NIGHT"
hut his Evccency had the troops kent withi
the barracks and then sent for Col. Buniaci
Infantry. On hj~ arrival ne said t. him. Il hav
given orders that on the very first outh real, ths
occurs. blood shall How plrntifu ANA ia, nrs
the police cpllcctin. the pasqgiuades, and
know the fact OF the troops being keut in The,
rHU ROTTEN SPANISH BiNK
has been winged again and badly This time.
drlrs On mere miserable existence and ha
gwen ur, MS worse than useless, its mania q
drawing upon IuruIc and tie United state.
lhe merchants saw through TIE farce and can
l.fta a