The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-26

ing over the entire island. Cubans who
talk about their rights however, out
number those who hight for them by 20
TO ]. The rebellion up to the present
has been failure Marti. who was tire
prime mover, has not landed Gomez
who was 10 land on the held Of battle,
mas not landed. Maceo, the only one OF
the big leaders who did land, was great
~ disappointed TO find only few negroes
and half-hrceds ready TO join MS party
He is now in the mount4ins back OF this
city with perhaps 1000 men IN al. In an the
insurgents do not exceed soy, and TWO
thirds of them are colored. Nearly All tho
leaders are negroes and many Cubans or
good families bave refused to serve under
them. The rebels have no money few
arms and very little ammunition. IheN
have not captured a single town. They
have no leaders with even sufficient mile
tary knowledge 20 cope with the poorly
disciplined, ill-treated soldiers Of spain
Supplies from the outside do not reach
the rebels even II any attempts are m&ae
to forward them.
Spanish men-of-war patrol the coast and
troops swarm at every port. The rebels
nave many horses and can live for months
by foragmg on the plantations Ihty
can move quickly and easily, annoying
the troops ip the mountains, but they can
not defeat them In battle. They can make
spain pay heavy price to obtain order
and may cause her to lose many soldiers
from heat, exhaustion and fever. II Gen.
Martinez Campos succeeds TN speedily
bringing the lnsurrection TO an end he VIII
achieNe glory greater than his former
laurels, and the better class Of Cubans as
wen as Spaniardg, will celebrate his de-
arrival. Clark.
New York April ga special TO THE
Herald from Key West. Fla, says; Pas
senSers from Havana say Gen. Campos Is
working with might and main to settle
Cuban matters and get back TO Spain,
where he Is badly needed il Is said that
as a last resort he is authorized to make
extremely liberal terms with the nsur-
gents. To this end he viii pardon tho IN
surgents except the chiefs, and give them
both immunity and money
Newspapers In Havana say Gen. Cam
pos was astonished at the situation and the
shiftless way I'm which the insurrection
has been handled. lie has already arrested
several officers who were absent from
their regiments without leave, and sent
them back to Spain,
Residents of Havana predict that there
Will be peace within a short time.
Havana newspapers severely critlcise
Senior Minister Dupuy de LONE for his
outspoken utterances In regard TO the Al
lianca affair They say they would not be
surprised to find that he is a. persona non
grata In Washington"
The new Spanish minister TO the United
States. Senior Dupuy de LONE, arrived
here this morning on the steamer Panama
from Havana. He was accompanied by 4.
Baldasano, consul-general of Spain In this
city, Gonzalo Ozores, vice consul-general
at this port Capt La Coza II. Nailohar
Senor Garetter and ]. NJ Ceballos, agent
OF the Spanish line OF steamers,
Inp new minister Hdfl tnttA Ai' NANAN'.
ment In Cuba was quieting down, ana
that Capt. Gen. Martinez Campos, VINO IS
now visiting the affected districts, would,
in all likelihood, succeed IN quelling what
little trouble there was left in the handtui
of insurrectionists. He spoke lightly or the
rebellion and said that the negroes were
almost alone in their desire Tor "a Tree
Cuba.
When asked IL he had any communiea-
ton for the government regarding the
steamer Allianca affair, he said he would
say nothing further IMAM thad the matter
had been settled.
Paris, April 25-The government OF
Costa Rica has instructed the Costa Rican
agent here to proceed TO Madrid at once,
and furnish the Spanish government win
All the available Information In regard 10
the expedition of the insufgent leader,
Maceo, against Cuba
Havana April 25.-The steamship villa
Verde arrived here at 10 o'clock this eYen-
ing with Gen. Martinez de Campos and
his suite The streets We're decorated ana
Illuminated and thousands had gathered
near the docks to greet the now governor
general. The cheering was incessant
London, April 25.-The Central News
correspondent in Madrid says Admiral
Beranger, minister OF marine, denies that
he has ordered the commander OF the
cruiser Conde de Venadito, which fired
upon the Allianca, to be court martialed.
A dispatch from Havana this evening
yesterday defeated 100 insurgents. A
Spanish captain and six Spanish soldiers
were killed. Twelve insurgents were
killed and forty wounded. Gen. Snlcedo
is pursuing the insurgent leader, Maceo,
who is IN the district of Searaguica."