The New York herald., 1873-12-21


ceived the combined discharge from $50 rines they
were thrown into four dirt carts, driven by the
presidfdTfOs-jail Dirds-and thus consigned 70 the
earth IN the cemetery In the Canine de- Ysla with
out collins, without the service OF the Church; as
dogs they were thrown In and covered up.' Be-
fore the bodies were removed the 700 volunteers
and the 200 marines who assisted at this least OF
blood were marched past the mangled heap, with
the captains OF companies ordering the men to
View 10 the right and view to the leit,' accord
Ing TO the side they marched past. Can we, then,
Join the
AssAssINs OF OUR BELOVED BROTHERS
in the holy cause OF freedom No.r
With all these Disadvantages to-day the span.
iards are again clamoring Tor war, In the bellef
that America cannot possibly beat spain The
suky quiet OF two days ago has been turned into
ry ana Goa ony KNOWS 70 s wnaI ex
way suspected OF assisting the insurrectionists.
This place is full OF American business men,
and If the next steamer from Havana Is
not too heavily laden down with Spanish officers,
IN all probability number OF women and children
that a French merchant steamer leaves this port
Tor Kingston in few days-tnat is, II she can get
in-and that several hundre Is OF Cubans, mostly
females, are booked TO leave for Jamaica, where
despatches have been sent asking friends to pro-
vide house room az d accommodations for them.
must mention that the reported efforts OF Spanish
soldiers TO save the lives OF Varona and Cespedes Is
not true Ryan asked once that Cespedes, VINO
advanced III years. poor and with large
family, might be spared; but no notice was taken
to save little Quesada as at first stated. With ref
erence 10 the youth Artura Moo, however, some
IL men, struck with the youthful innocence OF the
lad, petitoned Burriel Tor his release, the only
answer being the tearing up Of the petition in the
presence OF the deputation delivering it.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DErosED.
While we have been witnessing the stirring
events all sides in connection yith the virgnus,
there have beer radical changes made in the
Revolutionary government. At general meeting,
consisting OF 1000 troops and the ful number OF
the House OF Representatives at BijaRual, between
Santiago and Jlguan. on the 9th OF October last,
y. Manuel Cespedes was removed rom the nead Oh
the government and salvador de Csneros marquis
Gavx I dam nf Dn
entatives, appointed President pro tenn. or the
Republic. Al present General Agullera should be
according to the constitution but he Will prob
ably remain in New York until the present
troubles are settled in some way, CsnsEos will
remain as Chief Executive. Lieutenant lSoSad0S
and two other Spanish officers captured with a
number OF men near Holguin last month, but who
were released for special reasCns assure us that
there not the slightest trouble over the
change. General Calixto Garcia was next ap-
Secretary OF State The following proclamation,
which more fully explains the change than any
thing can add, ! have translated from an original
copy for the HERALD
cIsNERos' PROCLAMATION.
To THE CUBANs RESIDING ABRoAD:-
cent & s wb m
has made efforts for the violent OF
by Of
ike I srehsrs family ahsy accepted the mod
with friendly feelings and regard for the common vel.
have been the occasion blood
shed leaving behind lasting enmty IN the breasts of Of
case among the sons Of Cuba now co operating with US
fnal establishment her complete liberty declared
in the Of pG % s
and your are & tha the ea1ESs axe
attainment OF additional strength to unite and conso
that which your brothers in do in the
Young Cuba sprhgins into the light Of liberty has
republican fe the position which, 1t seems has been
her and 70 realize that in the splendid idea Of
democratic tyranny and ratricidal strife,
always the concomitants OF despotsm can have part
society must sustain the new PRINCIPLES, must by your
wsa Su an ana ons o os h n e IN
the service You have Imposed by The contribution Of your
INVESTED win the sharaeter fs cl Pses,dsnt Of
s s s has ,tps hGpf a hst s s vain
gye me G. continual ,h ierSent support -. o ,..
relations friends fellow citizens who claim your
e @ SS
either individually or collectively arrive
country without dsrust whicn the death OF all conf
only effort is required terminate the work
Of and this c9rroborated BY the recent @
enemy take refuge in the towns along the coast where
duced public discomfort and in tho
ona Integrity tens Which long
s The asa s ii VIII the
hn ys % IN ySf xsa on S
future remember generations will curse
the evil OF Cuba while the faithful will deserve and
example to the men of all nations who have
struggled for the glorious principles OF independence and
'''''''' SALVADOR CIsNERos.
Ell Presidente INFERNO de la Republica-
BIJAcyAI, Oct q, 1873.
CEsPEDEs' FAREWELL ADDRESS.
To PEOPLE AND ARMY OF CUBA:-
FELLOW CIrIzESs-The Chamber OF Representatives in
its session OF October 2 1873 resolved depose from
my charge President Of the Republic This ermna-
tion already oreshadowed in manifesto OF the oath
inst document Dut forth in explanation OF certain ap
pointments contrary It seems TO the wishes OF some
shoulders the weight the affairs OF State exon
crates me in the future OF all responsibility.
possible for Inc to renounce post without being tho
object of unfavorablc criticmI thought It duty
define what have always been considered princi
dence the executive power the OF the
tuition, the strict observance Of the law and the
my duty exhibit all the ne exibity of my character.
The Chamber has used its prerogatve, and by doing
and there nothing lett for but to acquesce in
the ruling and obey the mandate contained In tho
aforesaid fundamental code which hatter myself fer
and ful submission to the decision of that respected
body which has acted well within the sphere of its
tions
AS before so now and always am consecratcd
to the of Cuban liberty and independence With
legitimate government having this object In 50
saying aud doing hope to remain at side Cubans.
have the satisfaction OF leaving the revolution in
prosperous condition. and sincerely hope that the pres
ent government will in short time complete the work
begun at october Is, 1868 confirmed by record
People and Army OF Cuba-You have done your duty
with hrmness and patriotism IL now remains for to
tender you my most grateful acSnowledgmens for the
Country and libertyl Z. NJ. DE CESPEDES,
LoAAsrA, Oct 81, 1873 Your Countryman