The New York herald., 1878-03-03


will surrender their arms on the 5th inst
The insurgent chiefs Jimencz and Sanchez, with
425 men, II and 80 children, have surrendered
In the ncghborhood OF tho Trocha Tho number of
insurgents surrendered Puerto Principe Ia reported
at 600 men, with 400 members of their familiea
VIEWS OF THE cuBAKs IN NEW YORK ON CON-
.saa zALEs' MISSION.
The excitement among Cubans and Spaniards con-
sequsnt upon the news from Havana had
not abatod much yesterday. Tho Spaniards
wore jubilan. and coucilistory and the Cubans
erestfaen and sullen. General Gonzales has
DOT produced proof of the dissolution OF the Cubah
government and he has refused to make any
monts TO the press the question Of the surrender
would be shrouded complete darkness but for tho
light cast upon py tho ofcal documents published
yesterday In tho HERALD and tho news from CUBA
which will be found below
number OF influential Cubans. who refuse to credit
the full OF news said that the conditions Of
peace as authorized by the insurgents, had not been
published; the signatures OF the Cuban delegates
wanting 1t is thought singular that General
Gonzales should have forgotten paper upon the pro-
duct,on OF which much depended The resignation OF
Tho Cuban afents here was deemed premature. No
news has been received from tho Marquis OF Santa
Lucia, OF the best representative ected
with the insurrection neither is tho OF General
ccspcdcs heard. They say that these are signn-
cant facts which to show that there is some
thing hidden In this transaction Undoubtedly there
has been some arrangement between portion OF the
Cuban forces and the Spanish authorities, but thus
far the Importance OF II is un known here
II the published conditions the true ones, tho Gu
betrayal OF the causo, and the struggle must go
again, because Cuba has gained nothing. WHAT
would the Cuban delegation TO tho Cortos amount TO
among many hundreds OF deputies IN Madrid? IL
there arc secret conditions between the Cubans nnd
the Spaniards. there arc few Cubans to be iound
would be carried out by the iormer The Cubans 20
on TO say that II there 10 article recognizing tho
autonomy OF tho island Spain will ignore It soon
she receives their arms from tho patriots A CONT
sens,sl letter from Gnmaguay under date Of the IAN
The peace which no ono believed In. ~
..af .tNs.t THE SPANISH VIEW.
u, In speaking OF the situation prominent spnniard
had little say that the island would prosper.
Il Hepaid high compliment the patriotism and zcai
pf Mr.. ALBANIA, who had ruined his princely fortune
and spent so many years OF his life III following what
ths sniard deemed 10 DO a~'chimera-"
yIEws or tina LATE CUBAN AGExrA
tion yesterday, Mr.. Echeverria having returned to
Washington. saneui repudiatea tho idea OF ac.
a .ss. n.nsn tho 'rmy Surrender U cuDa
Jretty general throughout the country, and, also,
that koion Maceo and OTHERS, who still in arms,
would eventually be obliged TO surrender: o.her
officers who have not presented themselves aro,--,
General Modesto Diaz, Colonel Flor Cromber Colonel
Guevara Colonel Garlic, Colonel Ag1icrre.
The only forces Of whose surrender there is
, certainty arc the columns OF Sera1n Sanchez,
composed Of 500 mon IN tho district OF Sauc Sprilu
and those IN Camaguay, as already published News
was brought 10 che Commissioner TO tho effect that
when he left the island report from Hol.
gum to Santiago de Cuba stated that the Cuban
leader Pedro vasquez, had gone TO join Msceo.
rno me- S nD sad erS
Rodriguez, the 'peaco commissioners" who brought
h,m tho propositions to lay down his arms.
has been heard OF him. The following named
Cuban chiefs have declined rauk in the Spanish army
Maxi,no Gomez, General Benitez Ramon Roa, Dr.
Luacos tot the Revolutionary Commttecl the Marquis
Of Santa Lucia, four officers named Bctancour Anto
MO Agmsire and others.
THE SURRENDER
gentleman belonging TO of the Spanish
American republics, who epjovs the confidence Of
both Cubans and Spaniards said yesterday that Com
missioner Gonzales stated tha. .ne subordnatcs,
tho rank and hle Of tho army and
the camp followers alone responsible for the
render. They compelled their chiefs to accept the
that General Gonzales has no need 10 explain hts
reason Tor forgetting document which reflects lit
tie credit upon portion Of the people OF Cuba
TIE NEWS PROM HAVANA.
From private letters and correspondence IN tho
Spanish press OF this city the news published In
In order to prepare the way for tho new order
Of things Captain General Jovear went
the l4th OF last month NuevItas, Tor the
purpose of conicrring with Martinez Campos What
passed bcixcen these tunctionarics tncre has
Joveilar returned TO Havana the follow
Ing MONDAY, wnen BIO found tho members OF The
Casino Espahoi assembled in extra session, dis
sussing the question Of peace, Tho society
Traph 10 King Alfonso aud also 10 the Gcnoral-in-
t;hici OF the army, wnc at the same time they
solved 10 write address TO the Cuban people and
60 TO the government palace to compliment the Cap
tam General scnor Vicente Galeraza, president OF
the Casino Espaho1 made on beha.i Of the associa-
tion which hc represented address General
Jovelisr. He the Island the occasion
Of tho happy termination OF the civil turmols there,
hnn ks In thA rttunr nf fhnao
leaders to whom His Majesty's government had
udcd tho task OF pacifying tho Island
General JoveIlar congratulated the Casino Espaho,
OF Havana, upon the sentiments which animated its
members, and eoquently expressed tho satIsiactiou
wn,cn ne oxperencea 10 seeing .nat Tue war would
happy end which had not been reached with tho
extinction OF the last rebel, because by this means
rancors would not have been put out, w1ile now
within short space Of time. no one would remember
the evils suffered but TO remember that they
saiutary experience for the future The capiuation
which was made by those VINO had been tho en-
elnies OF SPAN, and who were now the
one. Everything winch could affect tho social
question had been left for the oil HIS
haestys government, and OF tue legislative power,
who were competent 10 decide, and everything that
has been conceded IN the capituiation was the sane
which tho nation had been disposed conccdc 10 that
province whcn the war should havo tod with
out inJoring vested interests IN tue least degree.
On the following day rhc loth) the Captain General
caused OF peace 10 be published IN an ex ira
issue oil the Official gazette
The Casino Espahol has spared no pains nor cx.
ponBo 10 celebrate INC lmpOTtant OCCASION by
series OF rejoicngs' and feasts General Martinez
Campos invited, so that he nigh be received
BY the corporate body OF the thirty eight Casinos
tho island. Triumphal arches prepared to
be placed over the line OF march which The General
would take upon entering Havana eithcr alone or
onpaned by nve battaons. On Thursday tho
Nsu tho representatives, Of the Casino were
sgain called together Tor tho purpose of agreeing
upon plan tor the carrying out OF the civic pro-
eession. Ii then agreed that the committee
should go mass TO personally congrat uato
his Excellency the Captain General upon tho
happy events which had just taken place.
General Jovcllar received this representation OF tho
provincial centres OF population, both insular ana
peninsuiar with his accustomed poitoness and ur-
bsny and said that all the news from the interior Of
tho island was completely satisfactory, and tnat At
last they were about TO enjoy the blessings OF peace
THE TKLEGRAM MARTINEZ CAMPos.
tho teicgraphlc message sent by the representa-
tives OF the Casino to General Campos as iollows
Mosr ExckLLEsI GrsKmAL-lsCaiEr'- : The REPRESENTA-
tves Of tue dinercnt centres of ponnsular aud
tDsulsr population OF this spanish province, as
sennled IN the Casino FspahoI TO organize
SOLEMN manifestations accUunt OF tho happy
event Of the pncifcaon OF the Island Of CubA. have
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