New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
RUSHING TROOPS TO CUBA.
SPAIN NAY SEND 10000 MEN.
THE GOvERNMENT AROUSED TO THE
GRAVITY OF THE SITUATION.


cEprs CoMMAND-TIIE GOVERNMENT
SATISFIED WITH THE CONDUCT
or THE UNITED STATES
Madrid. March 2S-Prcmer Canovas del Cas-
t.lo said in an interview tl-day.
II il unbeatable ;hat the situation IN CuD" C ~ ~
very serious. The Goyelnmtnt mus ' uST in,n
means To maintain the integrity OF the KIM t}.i'
and crush the rebellion speedily ana ul".ouS'l,H
seven. thousand troops Will start for 'u"4 w.
morrow and 1000 win be ready 10 I3,.'N 1ndee1
L. SIX months 90 GEO more Will be rodqI' lH" t w.
w are prepared 10 send 1G).00o II need pe' III We
must end this struggle once for al.
The Queen Regent presided at a Caolhe' n'e''-
ing called late this afternoon TO CONSIDER "
affairs The Government has received the resis-
nation of Captain-Gencral CalleJas' Inc 'l a,,'
Consul in Jamaica telographs that the eApou'-
ton ORGANIZED 10y the insurgent lead'r' N"''''
,.v,oota.1 -, arrive off the coast at any tine'
pri,.o.o disnatches from Havana say 'na'
.., .,,.o, rebel chiefs who took part IN the
a., C,ban war are acting in concert with Ma''o
os,obusb n Provisional government levy
taxes and take other steps 70 organize fulIy
ogainst the Spanish force to be landed
General Martinez Campos has accepteI the
commission t. go to Cuoa at the head OF the re-
,s,r.o,,,o,ts which arGNo be sent there and has
declared that the moment he lands IN C'oa ne
will nroc.od with operations designed 20 put down
the revolt at once.
Their, - great irritation in official circles over
ou.g,,i,,s that Americans are supporting the
,r,urrcn,s by supplying money, arms etc. to
them. .,oooo ooo -,
Tba Government to-day forwarded S2ooooOo TO
C,bo The troops are rapidly being concentrated
AZ the ports OF enbaIkation. SIN large h:eIcnail'
s,aan,irs have been chartered FOR use as trans
,,,rts and WI sail from CadiZ, Valencia. Coruhia
and Santander with troops and war materla'
s,n1o time between April and II. ,, 80
Se6or pupuX De Lone the new MINISTER ~ ~
.ba I-ui,ed states Will sail for America on April
He will 90 first to Havana t. learn 'he ue
tails OF the Allianca incident ana VIII pio'eeu
thence to Washington.
Havana March 2S-A dispatch from Guam
tanar,o saws it IS reported there that Brooks the
tnsurgent leader. has disappeared. 1t IS believed
mat ne has taken refuge on board some sdI4ihe
vessel and lett the country
Ioodon March 2S-Premer Canovas del cas-
.uno said in an interview with The Standards
Madrid correspondent today. that the Govern,
mont was satisfied with the attitude If the Onlted
- tnvrarJ cuban affairs and that orders
bal been given to Spanish cruisers ana C2I',aI i,
officials 10 observe international uSas,s ui
raritiyne jurisdiction and the right oi scar. u;
,yith p view 10 avoiding conflict with the United
States or other Powers.
T,n,na Fla March 2S.-Passengers on thls
evenings steamer from Havana, report tha' OI''
81 last II a state Of excitement over the reVolu-
,,.rarv movements Efforts Of Cuban patriots
:, rise on February -. proved futile IN the CIV!
Of Havana and the country IIliii- IIlif f;s,aral
rounding on account of the absence o! DeIe,, , !,
Sarguly. who was 10 nave ied the n'oH r inT
hnt now their forces are well orsAhl%el UII,I
able leaders and may be expected u ilse N al
a. any moment. Puerto Principe j. der.ar'u III
2 state Of rebellion ny the Span.sA NoNeIl.il'il~ ~
which makes four out Of the five provinces oi the
island in a state OF revolution. IAe report ,-.d'
Maxine Gomez i in Cuba IS clpi'mel' anu ~
Is now at the head of me uprising al uVi @ =
I,rincire The passengers declare u.at as foo'
a. il is officially known that Gomez Is AZ N. hri