New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-01
IN LNSURGENT CUBAN TICTORY.

| NEWS RECEIVED IN THIS CITY-sYMPATHY WITH
THE CAUSE OF LIBERATION AMONG THE
WEALTHY CLASSES IN CUBA.
| News has been received by Senior La
Madrlz, the Cuban agent in New York, Of a victory Of
the insurgcDt forces the Spanisrds TRIBUNE
porter called upon several Cuban officers Friday to
learn the particulars but detailed account has yet
been received From Schor Beraza and Senior Mart the
following facts learned
I'VE have received official alvices," said Senior Be
Stating that the forces OF General Garlic, com
mander Of the patriots IN the district Of Las Villas had
engagement with the Spanards at Tetuan, July
g. killing twenty and dispensing the rest OF the
enemy. Tctuan is in tho jurisdiction Of Remedies. We
have every reason to believe that General ANTONIO
MaccO has safely landed In Cuba"
Senior Marti found at his house, where he
gagged in literary work. lie took few minutes to ex-
plain the present situation Of Cuban affairs We have
received news" said he from the eastern and central
districts OF Cuba In spite OF the personal loses which
the Cuoans have suffered, the is maintained with
great vgor in the eastern part Of the slaud
cession OF leaders is expected to arrive. Ad-
diona forces have been added to the contingent
OF General Calixto Garcia, of which the Importance
can be Judged from the fact that they have given
check to the desperate attacks of the spanlards. The
prosecution OF the by the Spanish Government is
very active; cannot deny that. But Garcia 5
strength and ability are shown In the manner In which
the enemy is baf1ed. Another fact show
ing the strength OF the revolution is the
undated energy with which the struggle Is con-
tinued spite of the loss OF Rosado Medina Gutierrez
and the other chiefs who have faer INTO the hands
the spanlards. The last letters from Havana report
the capture of Tetuan Manzanillo by Garcia But
the most important news is that the conf spread
ing into the central districts The bands OF the new
chief. Diaz have Joined the army General Garlic
and together they keeping the spaniards continually
on the alert Three days after the battle Of Tetuan
q Spanish officer found dead in the forest, having
persisted from starvation Many soldiers the defeated
force Joined the band Of General GARLIC, who is a IA
vOTite with the inhabitants because of his leniency
slow but continual growth OF sympathy for the OF
liberation Is visible among the wealthy residents OF the
Central Departments. They nave been disguised with
the ignorance and malevoebce OF the Spanish Govern
displayed in the last session OF Parliament.
Measures taken IN direct opposition TO the interest
o. the Cuban andholders Tne spreading OF the reyOu
uonaty spirit among the rich is an important fact for
us IL has been said that they held aO0f and were not
disposed 10 countenance the Some, iu-
detd, nave appeared not 10 regard the war
seriously This feeling has sprung from two causes
either personal interest has demanded that they remain
them in absolute ignorance OF the nsurgent
III HE Eastern Districts II Is merely question time
with them They are sure TO side with very soon"
HAVANA, July 3l.-IIustwOrthy Information from
sanct spTltus OF Juy 90, SAYS that the in
surgent chiefs Serahn Sanchez and Roentero Will en-
bark and leave the island this week with their
followers, leaving the Jurisdiction or Sancti
Sprtns free from distuIbcTs OF the peace. After san
chez has embarked CarrllO, who f. in jurisdiction
Remedies VIII follow his example, thus leaving Las
bcrles committed in the jurisdiction OF Sdnc spiIius
been Wjustly attributed TO Serafin Sanchez.