New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
TIE REPORTED PEACE IN CUBA.

1
| FURTHER RESISTANCE.
A conference WAS held yesterday at the Cilice
of Miguel dc Ad1ma the Cubdn agent TO receive The re-
port of General Gouztics who had just arrived nom
| CHba with information from the insurgents large
crowd of Cu5ans waited a!.Xously outside to learn Tie
result OF the meeting. Amoug those who attended the
! conference Ir. EchtvrrIia the Cuban agent AT
Washin .pn, Ponce dc Leon, General Sansui!y, Colone
Sangnly and Colonel Cespedes of the late presdcnt
fCuba. The conference lasted rou 10 O'Clock in the
morning until haifast in the afternoon, after which
| the members dispersed with troubled looks upon
| their faces. General Gonzales was uncommu
ncatiyc, aud the other Cuhad9, with the exception
of MessrS Adlra and Echl'crra replied to questions
abruptly and cyasvcy. Iii. All ana said thit t4e re-
ports were very d.scouta cing; uumler Il The chiefs
had by tnis time srTcudcrci ana the remainder would
not be able to held ont alone. \ large number Of the
revolnonisis would vcry probably leave Cu1a f"r ia
inaica and thence 10 the United States MI Ech-
ycrr, said that he completely astoUndcd and over
whcmcd by the unf0rUuat. lie had received s"F-
eral documents bearing the subject The first was
letter fIom SDptornO cX-prc,deut Of thc CuDan Con
crcs lntrodu General Gonzales bearer OF the re-
| port ~ its proceedings PRIOR 10 Us dissolution
| This letter, daoi Camaeuay. February II, say;
have the honor TO send you copy Of the proceed
nca o the spccal meeting hcld 5y the House o Repre-
sentative, tho s.h INST Augu,tn del Brazo, IN
the State OF CamaEuoy. BY it you Will lealu the condi
ton of the oumIr,. and und d-rstanI WY tbs by was
conrrlcd to dissolve In obedience To The popular ".
The House o. Representatives, having hrcn c's"''''
and n d1tica "i us pr.'ldrnt L.yln4 ;e,,,I aH,ol;
ana Wa y ih'iu lu'iH- ,"i 10 ~ N'H''4i ~,
Committee, CONSISTING ~ tine following persons; Cgohfl
Emilio LuaCes, Licui Colonel Ramon h2ii b.i-'-
der General Manned Siarrz. Czah Ramon l. lrlii!o;
Commander Gurguo Collazo l'riSaic n,ih' j. ,.'i
| Rodriguez and Colonel spo"Ino ThS c"h:H'l'e, Is
engaged in n, got ating Tor peace with the spdnards.
Tie Congress report referred To General Gonzales saws
nsic ne M ' ~ ~ ,Sr S' , iT aet he- and Mr. &tama I'm
mcatey tccgraphod to Havana Ia have the doct.Wrnt
the Crtfrll E.yoiiionary Committee. II says: THIS
committee by resolution to-day, commands YOU 10 90
to tof,cu coun.rc1, and inform tie oiE'ii agents ol
thu caubic oi actual condition of air IN accord
1,t % mn The II rsruc ions thar you VIII receive. His
ENc,lirucy tie Gcurra-in-ChII Oi the spanish Army
a4- agreed provide you VITA tHc requisite iaclllc'
| Tor vouI iournev."
Tie sudden change In Caban affairs accounted 'Gr by
tie superior ,irru.th of tho Sp!u ari- ana the induce
mcnt4 they offered ho n-urgcUt ~ order to G1ia G en-
suhui. The members of the COVERING NJ n''hS
iar- other hlss than tha oi inhrFend nee 't-
silL,G. AID returned The to%'r' lHiu'I'" l., nun ~
thr rcuplc. who t!r-eUiou elected me lt'o!ll'li9
nric to treat win The Sania!ds. The Congress,
and subsequently the Central Committee, Dispatched
this u.ornat ON 81" t Other dl-trc d" ''.i,n' ;
tut at-Acr had been returned W 10 t.r nm, NN
General Cunz. eft CuDa. II - believed That "turidl
I,c.o runMHudin ~ tnc fa-icin Department. "H" =
one of dc most determined of the rryouionsts, VIII
war. bur Nr. Fcnirrrr and Mr. Aldama
marked mat Iaeco Was rather saol o' anlnunli.,h'
known With certainty VIII, thrr the Central C0muit'"e
ay, accepted the ~piusn terms, but 1t supposed iHAt
| they nave already done -.
In pur,uanc- OF the Instructions brought by General
Goulalc-. Nc~ars A.dama and EchTerria ana Genera
Sar,uIy yesterday drew up and signed Document ~
Nni,h incy declare that they have ceased TO hod me
comm -ous enforced upon them by the Government OF
a. t6c Government that appointed has ceased to
exist" sad Mcrsr- Echirrtra and Albania wc con
slGcrc that shoud cease To represent ANA te I'F
oluliou cilicla capacity II any INSURGENTS con
uuur la hold oui ~ Cubh th'h we Sna huo" "ft tu
lcr do" M EchrcrTa IN reviewing the last events
said further t.n "a" had Just Hrriyei ron "4shhs'o IT,
Two bills fayOring the recognition ~ thc Cubihs Hs
| h, lliecrcnt~ introduced into tue liouse OF
Hn roGsn xn na Tns s' eom@tree ' gave him
| ard other Cuban del"gacT an attentive near.
ing md requested him 10 make a statement
mIon the affairs of the Cuban revolution He began To
prepare this statement aud IN the meantime he spoke
& n I'm Sod IN General the ,crIn, for cub, was this
year mch stronger than II had been at an! tilc since
the beginning OF the war lli- news came uh" thun
rteni hut ne viii hasten To Washington where lie mas
many affairs To attend TO- and VIII await iuithcr dr'c
"",n,nt. ne could hardly oull thc.e strictly official
documents which he had received through Genera Con
Zalcs. hut hc had accepted them ~ such e.
General sansuily sad he would prefer to wait for
later information before forming decided opinion
The war he d. WIN he continued by numocr o' thc
c,i,. Coonc Cespces eKpects daiis letter from his
father VITO s n present the Eastern Department In
Cuba, winch VIII contain authentic Information othef
some Of The cuban leaders were bought over by tlr
spanids but they are not certain who these traitors
General Martinez Il san dta'ihS ~ , w
spain with great resolved to spend several millions
jose g. Carrrra- Cuban refugee, wuo arrived ny me
last steamer said that ho hnd just escaped from Psoh
| la
aud ait"rward had become one OF INC rcNol"tio,',t
agents IN Havana. IL arrested four times, ahi me
lart time confined III Sagua la GiHhde lhe SPANISH
General Cainino treated MN rrucil' @ ,'i. ~
heavily aud threatening nlm dally VITA DEAN unless ne
dNugd the CubaDs secrets lhis ne ieiuseU 10 ii, hu
was sentenced ~ snOt. But he managed 10 Obtain
some surhuric acid and good steel instrument ana
with these hc cut his chlns ANA the "lhdo" n'lS, h"
escaped unnouced by Two sentfes posted ID .ue yalI
Ihe CuDans. he say- w never yeld ci,h ,uo h iciu %
ing chiefs surrender. large nuiher Wi SoItinncu tne
and all Cubans VIII soon recover Iom this tenpo-
raIy deprcaSioil
DlspArCB FROM GENERAL JOVEILAR.
Sclor Mautl!la dc los Rios, the Spanish
Minister now this city, received ~ noon yesterday
the following erarc dispatch from General JoNoilar
CAPTAIN General OF Cuba:
uAyANA. March Yesterday February %. according
10 r oni,ac an nsureni bands of The Department OF
r",' la cnirtn with The Cculri Coitto at their
head surrendered their army. lhe odnu' iron, lioiIi
themselves and surrendered arms, huh"I!Ts
a1ont 900 mrn. Other smrnder' are hourly
band al9nld ola 10 ont MI hg 5d VII ,,,ei be
triiy met ana disp'Ftd at'oush lhe Mn HI anu n1eI
of TIE trucrisi Ch"f IL that no more blood DE- srtu
The UcncrIliu-Chcf VIII soon depart Tor the western
dcpartucnt have cXprcsacd the Wish not 10 suIrchoer
except 10 iim personally
Tic Spanish Minister expressed the opinion last
evening, that such dispatch, coming from Geheihl
Joycar, WAS very conclusive that peace would be de-
carcd.
Cuban resident OF this city, who read the dispatch,
said that General Jovcllar too cautious to make
such announcement until an resistance was was
at an end I'll the Cubans'' SAID De, had
NOT lctfayod each other, the war might have
ended differently. Now may expect the war TO
be transferred TO tns city, mean he exiained wtn
G,yaCd and the rcc,ng between the two factions is
Ike TO become very bitter IN consequence Of the sur
render of the Cuban IaIrots
THE INSURGENTS SURRENDERING.
HAVANA, March 1.-Yesterday afternoon the
insurgents IN the Central Department dcied before