The New York herald., 1873-12-28
MISS CUBA LIBRE AGAIN.
She Has n New President Pro Tenn. in
Salvador Cisneros-General Aguilera
the Coming Man-The Action Of the
Cuban Congress-The Edgar stuart.

Salvador Cisneros-General Aguilera
the Coming Man-The Action Of the
Cuban Congress-The Edgar stuart.
The recent events connected with the removal OF
President Cespedes from Office in Cuba Llbre are
extensively explained and commented upon by La
heroluciOn in its issue OF yesterday. The HERALD
was the first to announce these radical chances
among Cuban patriots; and the following para
graphs serve to illustrate facts that have been pub
lisned some time ago.
The Chamber ol Deputies held session in Biu-
cal on the 27tn OF October in winch Carlos Manuel
Cespedes was deposed from the office OF President.
This was effected by virtue OF article OF the
Cuban constitution. The proceedings Of the
Chamber do not furnish clew TO the charges, III
any, that were brought against President Cespedes
but the editorial columns oil the RerOlucioa give
one. Cespedes is charged with having usurped the
attributes OF the Judiciary and OF attempting to
otherwise override the decrees OF the Chamber.
He Is also charged with unawlully annulllng the
findings OF court martial that tried and con-
demned-ior what reason does not appear-his
brother, General Javier Cespedes, and OF Illegally
punlshlng some OF the members OF that court IL
in the debates when led TO the deposition Ces-
pedes The resolution was supported by the
deputies Estrada, TruxilO, fornaris, Machado,
Rodriguez, Spoturno and Betancourt No one is
reported as opposing IL. salvador Csneros, the
Marquis Of Santa Lucia. mas been called to the tenn
porary post OF President: and General Aguiiera
as formerly reported IN the HERALD, Will return to
free Cuba and assume the presidency-he being the
Vice Presldent-during the unexpired part of the
term Tor which Cespedes was elected.
The new Chiei OF the Executive has issued,
under date OF October 25, very patriotic appeal 10
ms fellow patriots, In which credit IS gwen the
people ior the pacific and orderly manner observed
In the carrying out OF the decree deposlng the late
President. Bright hopes expressed for the
future OF the island and eternal hatred vowed 10
the Spanlards.
summary OF Cespedes' short dignifcd and
patriotic circular distributed at his outgoing from
ONCE, mas already been published IN the HERALD.
Ii II dated at Iona Alta october 81 IL Is not I'M
possible that the eX-Presdent OF Tree Cuba might
seek rest and retirement for while In the United
states, where his family are at present soJourning.
PLENTY or ARMS IN CUBA IIBRR.
General CaliXto Garcia writes as follows to Mr..
Antonio Iambrana, now in this city -
1t does not matter u you send US no more arms.
We have taken from the enemy as good rifles as
you could send us, and better than any that have
as yet come to hand. Lately IN the space OF II
DAYS, we have captured 900 Remington rifles
small cabre and 800 carbines.n
COLONEL NELCHER AGrERo.
This well known Cuban patriot soldier has lately
arrived In New YORK from Baltimore Colonel
Aguero and some thirty or more hands are busily
engaged IN thoroughly oyerhaullng and repairing
the iast sailing steamer Edgar stuart. She has
already, under the unerrinp guidance Of the in
Tepld Apuer0, performed some surprisingly rapid
and elicitious trips TO Tree Cuba. The Colonel Is
not going 10 inform spanish spies where the stuart
~ next bound Tor; "but,n says the patriot "ihe
vessel can't be allowed TO rot, you know. She
must have ner bottom cleaned. or there D. no say
ing when the snip might be needed in Iade.v