New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
IsrrR DUPUY DE LONE TO STAY
4 MONTH IN CUBA

Rico last evening for Camanora. tho port Of
Guantanamo. on Cumberland Harbor.
Jacksonville Fla. April IA dispatch from
Key West saws that a private dispatch to the
editor 81 tho Cuban paper "El Yara" states that
Generals Gomez and MART landed in cuba to-
day with an expedition from Jamaica.
Washington April l5.-Onicial intelligence re-
coIvcd here this morning from Havana confirms
the news relative to the battle on April 10 be
tween the Spanish troops and the Cuban in
surgents at Palmarlto. The United Press dis
patch saws that Thomas Sainz. General Mac"o's
secretary. was wounded. The official dispatch
from Havana SAWS that Sainz surrendered.
Further official adyces received here to-day
say that The Home Rule party in cuba has
issued manifesto expressing its lack Of sym
pafhy with IN" rebellion.
40 of'ici,l Information has reached Washng
TON no 10 midnight that Macco has been captured.
and II lis thought here that the report Is pre-
mature NJ Is it believed that the number OF
troops engaged ar thc BATH" u Palmarito on
April 10 Was as large rs reported Dispatches
receive! to-day from Captain-o"n"ral C1!leja
mention merely tn Killing and wounding u
clever - Maceo's followers who accompanied
him 10 cuba. while nothing - said as to any
again. +, is said the death Of Crombet and the
capture 4 Macco viii have 10 appreciate effect
on the revolution. as neither has been the moving
spirits IN the affair The mas ,er-nini ~ IN" reVo-
luton IS said ID be- Maxine Gomez who ~
trained military man and who was conspicuous
for his spliery qualities IN the rebellion OF TWEEN
Is years ago. Gomez. who - now seventy years
II age Is understood 10 hay" sailed within the
last forty-alght hours from IlaVi for Cuba at the
head ~ 300 or 400 mon. lie IL accompanied by
Jos6 MART who aspircs to the Presidency Of the
new Republic. should Cuba succeed IN throwing
of the domination ~ spain.
Senior Dup,ly de- L6mc. the new Spanish Minis
ter L. the United States. will arrive. with General
Campos in cuba tomorrow. It IL now believed
that he will not reach Washington before the mid
die OF May. His purpose. "a outlined IN private
letters written from Madrid just previous 10 MS
departure is - remain month on the Island ac-
aIainting himself with the character and extent
Of the revolution. and thoroughly investigating an
the facts connected with the firing upon the Al
lanca.
Nassau. y T.. April 1o-The Governor of the
p,homa Islands has issued a neutrality procla-
nation against Interference with Cuban matters.
The new Governor General OF cuba. who is TO
land TO-DAY AZ Guantanamo. explained in the SEN
ate In Madrid on March 30 his programme OF gov
eminent for the ISLAND. General Martinez Campos.
answering a question addressed To the Ministry by
tine Autonomst Senator Don Jose Fernando Coma
l,z in which interrogation he Was indirectly con-
cerned said In part:
II is my firm purpose TO ally myself with none OF
the parties existing In the island since NOT petson
ally. but as Governor General. consider WNsrlt
higher NJ r~n1d iH ny 1 ih S Of my ab and not
- become involved with the si"ctora; machine. II
should be known and. consequently. To provide that
as Alraldc. or Mayor. the Municipal Councillor who
shall have obtained majority OF the votes. no
matter II he be Constitutonalst AutonOmist or He
formist II is necessary not TO pay attention 10
The passions of these or those parties. which are
SETTLING there | assure Senior GouZa.ez thar my
sole desire h 10 calm the excitement which Is said
TO prevail In the island OF Cuba and II would be the
happlest day IN my he II. on landing AZ Guam
tanamo ! were 10 hnI that the instruction had
ended. do not seek the glory of comhats. since no
battles there be fought which would shed glory
upon a General | 10 not pretend to strive for any
thing except the pacication of the island.
The declaration Of General Martinez Campos was
received with great applause hy the Senator's. lie
was on the eve Of his departure from Madrid. which
he left In company with a relatively small military
staff The famous veteran took with him only Gen
erals Suarc2 Nadas and Echague and Colonies
Ceballos. lmaZ and Mario He would nave liked
have been accompanied by his eldest son. ~" Duke
OF the SEQ DE Urscl aide-d"-camp, but mat was
impossible since thc Duke Is n Deputy IN the
Cortes. General MARITIME Campos embarked how
ever with two Of his other sons rs aides d"-canlp,
Don Miguel. Marquis del Bastan. and Don Jose
who had brilliantly terminated, the year before,
his course at the school Of Cavalry Three olceIS'
serving aGjutants. completed the staff
The special decree. signed by the Queen Regent,
orders that. on his landing at any POINT IN cuba
Martinez Campos shall be considered Governor
General of the island without passing through the
formality of taking the oath OF office. which cere-
mony Is required under ordinary circumstances.