The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-06-16

,r,riEfOr> UiseION or TiIE mr.. Mr.
puFE. .fHtTEtH DfPLOi.E

a..Itn
,,,,ts IA. Dealings with tnptain-Geuerai
t,,.unr- what II Thought In Havana.
Among the passcngcrs who left our shores
3, ve.. ly the Willie de Paris was the Rev.
:, Imam l.. Pope. His final European dcs-
,,t.n Is believed t. bc Madrid; ut least
80, informed one Of our reporters. The
T., Mr.. Pop, has Of late boon monopolizing
,.ll.. attention in the island Of Cuba to
,,.ater extent even than our ex-Prcsidont is
'.uuvin- the attention of our in>ular cousins
n England
ue H. or rather Is asserted to he by those
.toss interest il is to make him pass rs such.
+ oan Catholic priest: and he himself in
,rm,d us that he was the Bishop-ecct of Aux
c.ya. u Ha,ti. Wcll-nformed persons say on
raothrr hand. that he was born In New York.
and was educated at the Roman Catholic Semi
,arv at Niagara Falls. He was then raised t.
II, prlOsthood. hut was afterward suspended
f-,m all pr"stly functions on account of I'M
,lrh conduct
However this may be. he appeared one fine
dis in cuba. and at once obtained 10y means %
,rrrs from hcrel access to Captain General
Jyelar 1t seems that he was at once admitted
sn close intimacy by that Official Next.
i dislpp ar- from Havana. and turns M at
renmoeos where he is most cordially received
tvsraumrd- # all classes. la CienfuesDs hc
e,es out that. since his departure from Havana.
h. has hal interviews with several Cuban COM
rand,rs in the Villas district. lie next turns
Up az santa Cruz, the southern pau Vi the
Central department. Wh"r" hu mont iuu~ that h"
l4s had an interview IN tdmugury With Senior
I mas Estrada. Pre- dent of thu Cuban Rc.ub-
d. H. ass sri- that President Estrada. on his
lopr'~l arrival at the -cnt of tnr Cuban Govern
D. 'ut. and in consequence Of letters which he
banded To him, summoned special session
~ Congress. tiat thus session was held.
al that the C,nsre pissed an act by
which President Estrada IL authorized to offer
spain through Mr.. Pope. the sum Of one hun
cied and twenty millions oi dollars Tor the re-
o..n tiuu ui tn" ind"ueuicner of Cuba.
From santa Cruz Mr. Pope went 10y sen 10
: liiagp dr Cuba. where he had an interview
v-u tile spanish Commandcr-in-c chief. Gen.
M.r.u., Clmpns. and where he celebrated u
'ty .isA mass ia tie cathedral. From
S4ufH-u Nr. Iupn returned Ia Havana. when -
, Urf.Vi here IN the CITY OF vera Cruz about
drrns h- stay IN this city. and he cndrayorcd
tN..l.r.u ft lbs That tilr N"A"d uesttun at issue
hiwr "a SPAN and her revOltcd colony was on
tatgH of "a plriil solution. thanks 10 his inter-
yntou. Hrhad he-n ntristed. hcsaid byCap-
,i General Juv"l Jar VITA power 10 tr"at with
t~,ustns he had visited the Cuban Executive
a. ,lslnNt III whom. 1t NAV h. remarked en-
ti,'iNi li' si"he ia M most rulnSlstic termsl
a. IfH nud h""n author Ped lay them to treat
tt. Gov rnment OF Madrid for a Re- .geni-
t.uu' th' iui'r" nirner oi Cuba. on the basis
a. rr invm'n' ot the sum Of sl20 900 ny
ClNut,~pHlu. said payment to b.. guaranteed
lyt.t Glg 'rnm,nt of the United Stats
~ -Iifs' uu| ut mt irNisW with which Mr.
T g. 20 unr"d IL. be sad that he had had an IN
t. " % this lily. on June ?. with the Hon.
a'' Is Us n1 the propositions with m. had
ana WA lil To- say tO tie VI Mister OF state If
I Madrid Cabinet that TINS Governmsnt
rl,ii II Cuhi TO spain u the sun OF one hun
t-i millions ~ dollars for the recogn iion
b spain OF t,e Independence Of Cuba. When
lei al 4 nflr IA of
SIT hai furn shed him with any doouinen-
t. rfi ntal-. Nr. Pope replied that Mir.
I.r- hat nNf handed him any written paper
tl ...i assured MN that documents authoriz-
H. ID u Pope to pledge tn" guarantee II Il is
tv rnn ut Tor ono hundred millions would
ounce, io Ann immediately after his arrival
Ou 0ourl tho steamer City Of Vera Cruz in
v .h he rame here from Havana. Mr. Pope
luhli'ly ill., 'rtHt that he WIS the bearer II
4. 'umrntS from the Cuban Government In It's
can !eh'ln, ~, hi 10 TINS rlt>. Don Miguel de
NifIu. Tu'Ss to.urrntS have not been de-
!, god; and when Mr.. Pope was asked II he
bat -rn Mr., dana. Dee replied that he had
: ana iNat IA" dii not intend Ia, as such an n
tNIrw might initiate cons derubly against the
r. 's- of his mission in Madrid.
= "n' of the interviews with which Mr.
ip favored rs: he assured Us that II wr7
ntfl. tuhdr-. who W-r- not only ANXIOUS tut
q Z ru n'd ti eni the war.
IIt .Y.uWIuE IrtfHr about Mr.. lnpe was pub
IL ia NlWwday- number of Ia inteprnd-
e. .u. "a cuban organ pf ihi-rty
t.,,>, lunc III The s-itol the Bishop OF rayn.
4 un. iar uo oi, ha. 1,rn AsIc t'na>, ont wA,ti,
, an, Zee re- "n has oNn account. or ~hciAsr T. wa'
IT, Martinez illo, Iii. b .ilD lut 900 hi- hr'i Az.
-. .,,fn n, if.nr ..ni- vror n 80. .sii. n, I'D
~ fD, NnA, oa hi- rrtu.u a. u.at ot he Wa,
. Wifh Ar'ni reluIriNg- Us fNr "uurNulit nal-
10, vt.in I..-e.-i.tu' tho ta.i.u' tiIe nut'. q.
H. irrunsunno the war H. then rninark. q
g. rrHl d' &. ANA there the san' src' NJ o.
1 "i'N u" thiH .i'n mat he shri,d unmr for
r''~ % ha'iu- tu lntrlNirw "ifh Gu Atfu'