New-York tribune., 1878-03-29
CUBANS STILL IN ARMS.
PEACE PROBABLY STILL DIsTANT-PRoTEsTs AGAINST
CAPITULATION.

A nrominent Cuban revOlutionlst has re-
ceyed letters from General Vicente Garcia President OF
the Cuban Republic, in which he speaks o The chiefs
who surrendered to the Spanards IN CamGSuey us
traitors who attempted to make counter revolution
against the republic These negotiations between these
Cubans and General Martinez Campos began he says,
IN November last. As Garcia learned these
facts he informed Generals Maceo Peralta Cavar ana
RoloI and warned them against beng mised by the
Commissioners OF the Central Committee at Camagu'y.
Maceo Porata and Calyar were instructed I'D season.
hut Rno1 Maestro and other chiefs In the villas dlstrct
were insnfoImed by the Camaguey Comnissloners 6e-
fore Garcias messengers could reach tue. AIer sne
capitulaon In Camagney President eatcia aaaesa ss
protest General Martinez Campos. denolnclng tne
capitulaon In Cam1gaey a. faHoa f @a 10 I'm for the
Independence of Cuba TO the end preierlng death wi
hoping that the friends OF Cuba at h1lne ana apfoau'
would aid lin in the great struggle Tor llpefiN. -.
a tey are sa,d TO have promised 10 the surrendered Gu
baus permission 10 return TO the heldiI te epsh uov
Campos wrote to the President of the Spanish Casnoin
Havana asking him to stop the festivities gwen py e
cmed Few people believe the actual return OF peace
and gold going up daily Francisco Sanchez, an ex-
cty from Havana He says that President Garcia while
in Camaguey showed no dissemination 10 treat Win ue
he was gong 10 Las Tunis and Puerto Principe TO yss
his family. Mr.. Sanchez went to Havana ana wins
Villas had surrendered and that Garcia had gone TO join
Maceo In tho Eastern Department Garcia ana Maceo,
will be some dispute between the two chels rs 10 le SUI
nreme comuaud. Another Cuban gentleman SAID that
Garcia stood almost alone while at Caunaguey and Tor
that did not disclose what were his real nteh-
tions He kept his own counsel until he had ic' 'hs
Camay,ley camp, ard then sent his protest.
AID ASKED FROM SOUTH AMERICAN STATES.
The Cubans of this city have made an appeal to the
South American republics, and to Mexico, to help them
in recovering the independence Of Cuba. prominent
Cuban stated recently that Chill, ECUADOR Peru Coiom'
ba Guatemala Mexico, Venezuela and Hayti had recog
nized the Republic Peru had made several grants 20
Cuba amounting to S2OoOOO aud ocoooV e''lusss' aS'
and Colon bl had granted the insurrecu0nists Sooooo
It was mi stake TIE Cuban added that expeditions LOT
Cuba were fitted In the United states The surVel-
OF the spanish agents here and the attitude OF inc
limited states Government contributed greatly 10 Tue
failure OF the expeditions lifted out in this country
General Qnesada litted out four expeditions u soutn
America, and all Of them succeeded III relieving wv
Cuban patriots . ,..... ,.os,ordav
stating that General Rolof ana the other nsurgens
chiefs in the Villas District surrendered last week o
batiaions OF spanish troops have Peen nu,ptment
wner Maceo and Garcia Another letter stated tnat
General Maxine Gomez, VINO niu gone W S"'na@", ""~
been killed ia duel at kinsstop'