New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-09
FOR ENDING THE REVOLT
,-vrJlI1TrD CREDIT GRANTED THE SPAN
,sH GOVERNMENT BY THE DEPUTIES.

.rroops LEAVING SPAIN FOR CUBAN 1NsuR-
l.>~~ RAND DIsPERsED-PLANs OF THE
,,.p,ys II THIS COUNTRY FOR CAR
Ry1vG oN THE STRUGGLE.
Madrid. March S-The Chamber of Deputies
las. night adopted bill granting the Government
unlimited credit for the purpose Of conducting the
campaign against the insurgents in Cuba.
In the Senate to-day Marshal Martinez de
Canpos congratulated the Government upon
their activity in dispatching reinforccments TO
Cuba The victories already won by the troops
on the island he said showed that all danger
was past; hut he thought large force would
be needed to preserve order and prevent future
outbreaks He urged that the Separatist lead
ers be treated with the utmost severity. HIS
comments upon Captain-General Calaja's con-
duct were highly complimentary. No man. ne
said could have displayed more foresight ana
skill He explained at some length that many
reforms must be effected with the greatest pos
sihle speed if peace were to reign IN the co''"S'
THE battalion formed here for the Cuban cam
paign marched past the palace to-day IN we"
of Queen Regent Christina. who stoou at ''o
most conspicuous window SUBSEQUENTLY, -"
troops were reviewed on the Prado. fhe s'rer'S
we're thronred with spectators who cheered the
many Deputies joined the thrOnG. and led the
cheering The battalion will receive further
training in CadZ. whence it Will sail f0r ma
vana. Two hattalions of infantry sailed from
barcelona to-day aboard the Alfonso MIL
hand plaYed patriotic airs and the croWd
cheered throughout the embarkation
The news given out here as to me Cunsn m
s,irrection is still favorable to the Government.
The rebels are reported to be demorallzed bS
the lack Of arms and leaders. Even the peas
antrv do not support them. and only two out
- leaders
war now living in Santiago have joined in the
UPRISING The others are uNlhS ~ lVN''iS
peace.
Havana. March S-General Garrch, finding
that the rebels had left Baire, started in pursuit
and overlook them a short distance from the
town. He attacked the band and dispersed then
capturing their flag provisions. etc, and killing
Avo of their number The Government force had
Two men wounded At Mayari two bands have
surrendered to the authorities. The other pands
In the province Of Santiago have become dlscou-
aged. and ii is expected that many 81 theii men
will surrender. order and confidence are helng
restored in the province Of Santiago.
PHILADELPHIA. March s-Cuban patriots in this
city are not discouraged at the news which comes
from Cuba by way of Madrid concerning the reVo-
luton. The news which they receive puts an en-
tirelv different color on affairs. president
Morales. Of the Cuban-American League ox-
presses his entire confidence in the men who are
at the head Of the Cuban troops. He said to-day:
will soon be able to ANNOUNCE the arrivai :, OF o
General Antonio Maseo. the mulatto leader VINO was
sucn a terror 20 the Spanish troops IN the IA =
C5Inan wai He will land with his field STAFF ana
3oo mounted men: He will then be placed IN som com
Inand Of 1000 soldiers ready for the ned OF acton ION
Secretary GOnzalo de Quesada i in FLORIDA t0,nay
win 81 0Oonc0 in New-Nork drafts which VIII be
made by him or any OF the others 10 send arms or
munitions of war from his country. We DO not
v,ish 10 compromise the In;ed States in any way.
There are plenty of other sources from which to
sand that which We need. In fact, We have three
,,essas ready for sailing now, 7o0on steamer.
and two steam yachts able to make seventeen and
nineteen knots hour, of 225 and 10 tons. re-
spectively These boats are all well equipped Win
men and armament. In a feR-day We will have
direct teiegrapnc comm unicaton with cuba. despite
the censorship and control OF Spain