New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-04
TROUBLES IN CUBA.

REPORTED RESIGNATION OF CAPIAIN-GESERAL VAL
MAsEDA-AN INFIAMMAroRY PUBLICATION IN
HAvANA-MIIITARY GOVERNOR OF CARDENAs
SUPERSEDED
IrRoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE rRTBCsEl
HAVANA, May 3O.-Valmaseda is still ut Las
Cruces, but ia expected in Havana II reported
good authority that several days he sent his resg
nation to Spain. and will leave another Cap
tanGeneral Is sent out TO relieve him. vamaeda nds
that he is unable to cope with the Instruction The
Government In Madrid demanded that he should send
them 1T 100000 in gold notwithstanding the
haustcd state of the treasury difficulty OF collecting the
heavy taxes already imposed and the danger OF iInpOs
ing taxes on the people who at any day may break
mo open rebellion. An inhammatory article is pub
lished in Havana entitled, IAN Address to the Vol
unteers Of the Island Of Cuba and signed, "A
spaniard from the Mountains Of Spain" The
article begins by abiding 10 the sacrifice OF
lives and fortunes made By the Volunteers in order TO
keep the Island OF Cuba under Spanish rule all OF which
have proved fruess 1t then advises the Volunteers 10
take matters into their hands and make peace with
the insurgents at once before the Government proceeds
10 give Cuba her independence exchange for large
Of money The article further asserts that the Coy
ermcnt approves the immediate of the Island OF
Cuba and II the Volunteers ia not take prompt measures
thu Spanish Government III give Cuba her freedom col
locting the money decentralization, and Leave the
Volunteers TO bear all the blame for the excuses
mtted by the Spanish Generals IN which they have
waged for years without quarter The writer Gays
the Volunteers willing 10 sacrifice themselves for
their country but everything has its limit and the atri
cida struggle in Cuba should 10 continue 10
would BE 10 convert good into evil, and transform herois
into DarbaIity.
LIoutCol. Ricardo Aguirre appointed Military
Governor Of C,rdeas, and Thursday installed in
Office. The former Governor, Col jose Andrian
moved. A few days courier came 10 Andriani
with Intelligence that company OF Volunteers at-
tackled by the rebel chief Caoha and his band and if aid
were not sent n tho Volunteers would DC CIT in
piece ny the insurgents The Governor greatly per-
pie zed he had received strict orders from Nanaseda
net TO send any Volunteers ont OF the town. While
he celebrating OF the Volunteers, Who had
aged 20 MAKE his escape, came 10 confirm the news
ALREADY brought by The courier. IT. tic Of his
panons this volunteer iUplored the Governor 10 send
out troops to their relief Finally tie Governor called
together a company OF Volunteers and started for
the scene OF action but. inundated by the superior
numbers OF the insurgents returned 10 Carenas without
having accomplished anything. The Volunteers were
indignant at his conduct, and gave him tinpan sere-
made He ordered two OF the rngoadrs TO be- arrested,
but ait rwagd released them frightened by the threats OF
the Volunteers, Who to be avenged ii their COM
rades were punished Another version OF The affair ID
that the iiuscai - Yerc arrested and in prison
awaiting trial and that Col Andrani removed from
Office for disobeyng ylmasedas express orders IN eav
Ing the town against his Will. Col Andriani s now In
Havana The Volunteers attacked by the rebel CaOba
were relieved from Their critical situation by company
OF marines from OF the Spanish gun0oats sta
toned the OF action Ii s reported that the
OF the rebels dispersed leaving The spanafds
masters OF the field Il is probable, however that
the rebels were the yicor especially the remaining
Volunteers taken on board the guaboat.