The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-03-01

spondent OF the Havana press. writes:
s,yriAGo nv CusA. Feb II. 1879
Ausns,,n Central pspaItmcno. in company with ,hs
on hc iat we ' arTSe6 az The Poscro de Sarsno
scs @ Of ST sS e s, sad sae Cush There on The @
commanded on that day. was there. -. We went
V and nd az osS TS &" h SGara s bas s s%
Cruz where Brig den Acos,a received the commission
Hssue% and and MAJOR s ce"So Whom whom ps seco%pspy @ yam sm
We're on ihsr wsy confer with the in:grsen leTeesn
THIS department The Commissioners y Manuel Caselia
where ,hey were receissa6y Den, yea rho,e who are
n%ei bSrs a, nssS m ,c s"p morna fhe comn
sioncrs who, at their desire. passed the night on
will cndcavor to meet lie command Of Gen Naccc
,s,connay , Them cen pasn o
had conference with them
An extra Of the Diorio de Ia Marina publishes
the following telegram, addressed BY Gen. Cam
pos to Capt. Gen. Jovelar
have Just received the following telegram from Ilol
@ c s honor 10 a1,e az yor
announces that the tundsme bases given by ES
we're o the @ reunion Of The "S iCce !" Hsr H
and isi wafg to me hcadana,srs Of The & cCmands
under Nout order. With pro,csauons Of hieh consid'
This Collazo was n Major in the Cuban army
one OF the mon who as members OF the Junta
Ccntral OF Camaguey. accepted the propositions
OF Martinez Campos. He eats dirt wcll and
A private letter dated Havana. Feb. %. from
the pen oi sound patriot. not one OF the weak.
in that city valuable and honorable service TO
The cause of his country. has bcen handed us.
IL reads:
mi sann., E .c Ses,c ,s a" hays turned traitors rhcr;
uemselvc, 70 be caught IN trap Icannoi believe that
tm ei the Repuihcl Ccs0edss diicy elected Prcsidcn,
carlo. Manuel Ga9 n o 81 laaS snd nIog r,S
and others have sold themselves 1t would be too cruel
and %SasG AVID ss I! Ias"St it "''''''"OS
We nave yet to learn whether Maceo and some others
have iought years In defence Of the Independence OF
nshuns against their own brothers In the iever Witch
ss a ssS w as me- &C. ans on s s & mat pnn IN" Ss S%
ucnce' Nations, like stars sometimes under
ecIp~s ,.,
others say only seventeen We shall Jovcllar has
dsssrapea q Seiassrsnsy Who snows bai ,lsi tns
RON The American tsople TSe' are fee huP hcl dot
wish TO see another American people Tree We have been
ia apathy a. BY the arms Of ihc sp.nsIds rhsy .sem
hu fof her England would have Kept them in ,ubeeucn
1t Is true they had great men, and We only pismies
spaniai already begin to lie about matters they
say the cabahs did And how about the men Who
Mere mere h.pSsd Il What the sgsni"ra. N'.er, is true
on every one Of US. who II, unfortunate enough
spotlr1S who drew Up and deerced The Law which
dehs sSesns to death for bearing Proposition, 81 peace
spaniards. and apparently very well satisfied
palace Rai Joves AMI Campo. are a, iogsereads ' os
account Of the terms which Campos conceded
The following letter is addressed by relative
OF one OF the surrendered Cubans 10 lady in
this city:
SANTIAGO Crsa Feb 10
NSsns come Bris cen Rafael coiisSo and Maior
hanei k.dsus< agrned here The day bcor. yesterday
with the leading nsurgent chief. thi. department, to
by the chiefs Of the Central IsmaeneSl Department
s % sa ~ .s rae What ,2r % The t Of Of az eaps
9r island hs's 70 say ABOUT !, They arrived with ,her
place was the only one who esne ashore the night
oaez ani Rodfsuer emsinea ssoaTd ' Snu rs osioes
raj" T ys@ sad he ss @ Ss aSST Witch 6's ri. hay ss
ven, Gomez and sSely, . b ana . n,ses, ,
s. But S 5 51S y wa; rd no, @ %owSd 70 m To N me hog
Ramrel has surrend,red Win his small force lie ha.
sSI, az IN i b,sd and esy s,s s M @ g@s
call upon them immediately on their arrival Will
senS III c% 's Ts'u %, s & & an H MAeeo as
Now about Gen. Maceo, who commands the
Cuban army corps I'm the Eastern Department
tOriente.l He is a man who by his ndomitable
rank Of Lieutenant TO that OF MAJOR General.
lie has always been regarded as one OF tho
Feb 3. the very day on which Gomez Garcia.
and the other Cubans Of the Central Depart
ppent were treating at Zanlon with Marine
hight took place at Aguas de NarSnio. in the
lursd 'tion OF Santiago de Cuba. The Span
iards lost 9j men killed. and one Lieutenant
Colonel. several suDaltern officers, and l6s men
wounded. The following Is the Spanish ac-
count Of the fight published in the DidriO de
Cit1,ftegos Of Feb Il. OF course. il understates
the strength OF the Spanish command and It's
losses
nn. under command q col la.cual sanl, SUSTAINED a
Anono Mace on The f 7 ani a6 of nj. n"ntb n,g th Al
place known a. Aguss de Naranjo IN the jurisdiction
Surrounded hey by the yer, superior forces Of
fought battle ior thfcc dsJ. ~iiout ci 'sii %,,nou,
sleep. Then two columns Oi cur troops their
our losses are very sad and comprise 2s men killed
remainder oi the force entered santiago on the ith
The neraln chef gratuated these heroes by
tslegraph and papers are being drawn up that
collar OF san Fernando
That Maceo has not yet given in his adhesion
is certain because the TACT would have been in
stanty teegraphed from Havana. A private
letter dated Havana, Feb %, says:
Among the immune rabe rumors current here l. one to
the effect that hioo 'lo' @s me" rho ro'g h'n r@ pro
This same letter adds:
The volunteer o,nom refuse to accept the agreement
They declare MAT every nsarsen ought 70 be sroeht
Gomez ought To have fought 10 the death thre.
ones Of The treaty but that scnchins IS said about al.
tOnOmy Gonzalez leaves by this steamer lie IL the
who, at the POtrerO Of his own name gave JoNcaT
the celebrated whipping. That battle ended Joyellars
military ASPIRATIONS II the first and last battle he
fought GONZALEZ carries the dcspatches oi Maxine
Gomez and vicente Garcia 70 Schor AldsmA
Peace has been made on paper and II will last until the
SpHnlAfds remember that they Spanhrds and then
our children will place the dome the building whose
foundations have laid You will observe that In
JOvears prologue 10 the Bases he that peace is
necessary on account o the official publication of
these Bases. there considerable growing by the
volunteers who showed clearly that they did not ap-
prove oi them. on the following day the DpHil he h
Mrlind pull shcd Hn article entitled The soldiers
which hnted at their suppression By force.
OF Major-Ge Carlos Koloif, who commando
tho army corps of Las Villas. not a word Is
said. He had not adhered 10 the c9pitulntion at
latest dates II ia likely that, had he surren.
dered. the fact would have been teegraphed
from Havana Some OF the tailless foxes.
Gregorio Benitez. Marcos Garcia and Enrique
MOa were deputed 10 seduce him. They
reached CieniuegOs on the 18th in a Spanish
gunboat and left the next morning by rail Tor
Sagua
According to letters from Spanards in Hav-
ana dated the 23l ult, to their correspondent
in this city. the final conclusion OF peace-thht
is tho acceptance of the Bases by the Cuban
officers in all the departments to have
been Officially published yesterday. The post
pOnement. these correspondents wrote, was 10
give those in the Eastern and Villas Depart
ments time to give in their adhesion Up 10 tho
hour Of going 10 press no telegraphic announce
ment OF such a publication has come over the
cable.