The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-12
CUBA LIBRE.


ABSENT GENERALS AND OFFICERS or THE PAT
RIOT ARMY RECALLED TO cUBA-wHAr THE
NEW PRESIDENT or CUBA LIDRE HAS TO SAT-
on THE SUBJECT.
Yesterday evening Mr. Miguel de Adama, agent OF
the Republic OF cuha in New York, transmitted the
following communication 10 the Cuban paper, La yos
dc Ia T,atrid, which will appear IN its Of this
morning bearing upon the OF army officers 10
Cuba before The Goth day OF next July The following
Is the substance of the communication
To IN. Ep,roR or La yoz DE- IA PArKA:-
have 10 request that VOC Will publish your paper
the OF the Chambers OF Representatives OF tho
Republic OF Cuba and sanctioned by the Executive OF
the respecting absent army officers, so that the
officials named can take cognzancc OF tho same. Al
though tho list which accompanies II comprises tho
name OF General Juan d. ycjas tho time allotted fol
HIM return 10 Cuba NEST be fair time after he is
relieved OF The functions allotted to him by tina
agency
MIGUEL DE ALBANIA.
General Agent of the Republic OF Cuba
General vicias is agent Of tho Cuban Republic al
Kingston, JAMAICA
Here follows the official order mo 1851 written by
% Secretary OF Foreign Affairs OF the Republic Of
Cuba, ordering all officers OF the Cuban army who have
been sent abroad missions other governments BUSH
to return Cuba within the period of four months
from the Goth Of March, 1876 The order further states
that all officers falling TO obey this order shall lose
their rank " not on Cuban soil at tho date fixed. r
WHAT THE NEW PRESIDENT
Tho following is synopsis OF the communication to
Mr.. Miguel dc ALBANIA by President Tomas Estrada
Palma, whose election Office exclusively told In
these columns week ago.
To carry out the foregoing decree you VIII II to
be published, II possible, in the principal papers
OF the United States aud other countries, and
you will remit 10 the Secretary OF Foreign Afairs
ut your early convenience copies OF the same
a q
papers IN which IT Is printed AT the same time you
Will prepare list of the chiefs and officers OF tho lib
Grating army who are engaged In foreign missions by
order OF the General Agency Of tho Republic OF Cuba
who best be spared and who would make good sub
that the said projected changes be ratified or dis
approved by this government The liking OF tho date
OF these particular officers return 10 Cuba necessarily
hinges upon the decision in this matter
Herewith Is pro Jornta statement of the names OF
the absent chiefs and officers, sons OF Cuba, whose
names arc inscribed on our army rolls.
Accompanying also commune atIons addressed to
each all from the Secretary OF War; which you will
your cndcavors 10 have speedily placed In
their hands emitting to deliver those however of
hccrs who are In actual service, or who may be
about succeeding them
officers whose names inscribed In the army roster
IN the first years OF the war do not now appear and
for this reason tho accompanying list sent II IN
complete Tho present decree, let II BIO distinctly
derstood, applies to all cheis and officials Of tho army
accept Ciuzcn Agent General, the expression Of my
highest consideration.
TOMAS ESTRADA Y PALMA, President
THE LIST.
The following is tho list alluded to and signed by the
Secretary Of War and President Palma
Gcnevdis--Francsco n. Aguicra, Manuel Qussada
10y naz, Juan G. D. do Villejas.
C0toacs-Juan Luis Pacheco, Manuel Codina, S.aIael
Rubno Fernando Lopez Querala, Rafael Quesada
Loynas
LieufenGHt Cotoncis--Jos6 Joaquin Palma, Ygnacio
Moreno Agucra. Mariano Acosta Narho, Manuel A.
Aguilcra, Miguel |. Aguilcra, Pho Rosado.
Mdi0rS--Modcsto CorrisOn and Mclchor AgucrrO
Captains Manuel Mercy. Ramon Gutierrez, Cayctauo
Acosta Nariho Pablo Rebusio, Francisco Buccarelly.