The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-11

The Truth 1t Last-The towards and
the RencSades Held Up by the Cuban
Newspaper to Public SeOrn.

The Truth 1t Last-The towards and
the RcneGades Held Up by the Cuban
Newspaper to Public SeOrn.
The organ OF the Cuban patriots In this city. La
Repolucion, OF which Mr.. Antonio Zambrana, ex-
member OF the Cuban Congress, Is editor, returns,
In its issue of Saturday, TO the yirgnius question
The history OF the expedition concludes with an
anatheEa upon the cOwardly traitors OF the party
who brought about the death OF santa Rosa and q
number OF their comrades who were using false
names, by telling the Spanards who they were.
In addition to this, several OF the party took the
oath Of fealry to Spain. The names Of all the
traitors are published At full length. After narrat-
ing the sunerings the party underwent at Santiago
de Cuba. Mr.. Zambrana SAYS
- When Domingo Diaz, one OF the vir-
ginius passengers, was asked 'if he had been
in Cuba as a rebel previously" he boldly answered
"Yes." CarraIs Bell0 and the brothers TrujillO.
various and manifold ndx saS%ed mat they
ish tormentOrs TO do with them wnat they pleased.
1t is painful duty, however. TO chronicle among
ards. the following is the list francisco vades
Gonzales, Andres villa, Jose valdes, Alexandra
oaiv0 (Bacuneza), Evanlsta zunsunegui Francisco
M ssssa ss
denounced as rebels belonging to the virginius ex
petition and consented to reveal the names Of
would not have been discovered Among those
who thus lost their lives wasthe illustrious patriot
Santa Rosa. who was passing under the assumed
name OF "FrancscO Rivera"
TRAITORS TO CUBA.
Alexandra Calvo, Francisco Garcia, EvartstO Zun-
sunegui, Andres 1niRuez and Francisco valdes
Garcia took the oath of allegiance to the Spanish
Republic and made public profession and boast OF
their treachery. They desire to seek. doubtless,
ut the hands OF our enemies, the Spaniards, q
friendly reception alter becoming traitors to the
cause OF Cuban independence. But they are mis-
fully deceived If they count the spansrds as their
THE CURSE OF HEAVEN UPON THEM.
Wherever they may go on earth they win be
universally despised by their fellows, and the
curse OF Heaven VIII follow them at the recoec-
ton OF their crime and the memory Of their degra-
dalton.
NO HOME FOR THE TRAITORS.
They are Cubans, bot are fated 70 join che issue
come to die whether on the scafrold or in some
forest path, they will not be able to meet 1t SO
have betrayed At the present moment they I i
suit the memory and make light OF those noble
martyrs; but day will come when they will real
ize their infamous conduct
patriotic Spanish sergeant named Ignacio
Qnlntus Beltram, who went out on the Vlrglnius
expedition, writes to the heuollcton in reply to
the Aiphonsist lSpanish) organ published IN this
city, accusing him OF being deserter, that he was
Porto Rico, and Is not deserter, and that for the
rest OF his lie he IS friend OF the CuDans, who
have been so long tyrannized over by the Span
lards
FIGHT WHICH DID NOT TAKE PLACE ON THE
JUNIATA.
F. V. Gonzalez, above alluded to- having stated
to various Spanlarus here that he bad tnrashed
Domingo DiaZ on the Juniata, Mr. Jose Manuel
Lamar, another member OF the expedition, comes
out with this card: -
To THE EDITOR THE REvOLUCIoN:-
sIR-One Of those miserable beings who trembed at
e S
vades Gonzaezn addition to bringing about the do h
nj Mt his has al
state, in New York that he had personal encounter
with my friend, Domingo Diaz. As he has shown the
white feather in betraying his BRETHREN 1t Is certain that
he has courage but he really wants TO fight he can
be accommodated. JOSE MANUEL LAMAR.
JANUARY y 1874