The New York herald., 1875-09-29
CUBA LIBRE.
WHAT THE STEAM YACHT URUGUAY LANDED IN
CUBA.

WHAT THE STEAM YACHT URUGUAY LANDED IN
CUBA.
Official advces to hand from the steam Yacht
Uruguay late Octava, while at Aspinwall on tho 18th
inst, received at the Cuban agency this city, con-
firm the report of the landing at Dayatgulri
of the subjoined invoice of arms, ammunition
and other military supplies :-460 boxes with
1000 Remington cartridges; 1000 Remington
rifles for infantry and $50 do do for cavalry lot of
leather straps; rank and SO do. file of shoulder
straps; boxes percussion caps 81 Lafouche revoers
$40 boxes powder; Is do field fixed ammunition for
artillery, and do cannon primers; do revolver cart
ridges; do. powder packages; l do blankets; ID pair
pants pieces ordinary CLOTH and r1ed cannons,
twevepounders.
The foregoing comprise all that has been thus far
landed by tho bravo Captain Sommers from
the swift 0ctava up to last dates to hand It
is positively asserted that the invoice of arms
and ammunition by the schooner laura Pride,
lost at Port au Prince by the proceedings of the
Spanish Consul and the commander of the Spanish gun
boat Churruca has ere this been replaced with similar
one at some other convenient point but at present
namelesS.
News has been received by the Cubans here that
Enrique Canaes of the Virginius expeditionists
and who went out on the Uruguay, had to be LEFT at
Aspinwall suffering from i'll health
SPANS ATTEMPT TO BULLY GUATEMALA on THE CUBAN
QUESTION.
With reference to the treatment of Guatemala by
Spain the subject Of the Republic of Cuba and to
which brief ausion was made in Yesterdays HERALD
the following additional particulars have since
hand The communication is dated 9th of September
Commodore Butler, of the Spanish navy, arrived a
few days snco at the capital of this Republic and sent
to the government note stating that he u special
commissioner from General Valmascda, commanding
in Cuba in which, referring to kilograms received
by the latter from the Madrid government, he
authorized to ask of this government whether tho
late decree issued acknowledging the independence of
the Republic of Cuba, implied a declaration of open
hostility to Spain and demanding its revocation, &c,
&C. The Secretary of Foreign Rotations replied to tho
foregoing note in very courteous but firm terms to the
effect that tho government of Guatmeala did not feel
disposed TO reconsider its action regarding said
Decree much less tho revocation of any part thereof
denied tho authority OF General Vamaseda TO make
such demand upon the sovereign and free government
OF Guatemala Nevertheless, desiring TO prove Spain
that Its action in relation thereto did not imply open
hostility to that government Guatemala would agree
appoint special commissioner TO proceed to Madrid at
to afford to that government all pertinent
plantations regarding its sovereign act bearing upon the
Republic OF Cuba Commodore Butler appeared satis-
fed and thereupon withdrew, bearing said solution to
General Vamascda. Loud and great popular indigna-
ton was created by this unwarantabc act Of arrogance
on tho part Of Spain
ILLNESS OF GENERAL QUESADA.
Advcos from Paris received In this city, having dato
OF August a. represent that the ex-commander. in
chief Of the Cuban Revolutionary Army General
Manuel de Quesads who sent tho Vrgnus to Cuba,
suffering from consumption, and that his physi-
clans had recommended a sojourn at Nice, for which
place he had left.