Show BROOKE TO LEAD VOLUNTEERS General Miles Will Take the Field In Peru In Cuba Aggressive Campaign In Cuba to End the WaTIa 1 Whet 11 Peo pis Wnl Nw York May 10The military movement to end the war with Spain by a prompt and decisively aggressive campaign In Cuba I In full string throughout the country orders having ben Issued from the war department uIth a rapidity similar to the contln Uou rattle of an automatic machine gun says the Wellington correspondent correspond-ent or the Times Th force of expert military telegraphers tele-graphers sent hundreds or maIn I ma-In cipher and hundreds or others In 1 ordinary language to commanding generals gen-erals to railway suiwrlntendenta to quartermasters and commissaries t Pints governors and mustering QUITS QUI-TS and to all the or 1 a unit In the vast chanlam which Is relied upon t units In a crushing blow to Spanish authority In Cuba and tho Philippines Den Miles having secured the Pres idents piirmlssloTi to take the field In person and command the Invading army completed his final arrangements arrange-ments to start for Tampa where he will sequins active control of the force concentrated there and at Mo bile and New Orleans dividing It Into divisions undrr Generals Wade Cop Ilnger and Shatter The plan to have tell Shatter head an army or 5000 to establish a base of communication with the Insurgents was completely swept aside Oenerals Wade Copplnger and Shatter respectively In the order of thelrrank It Is now determined orer lead equal divisions of the army of occupation oc-cupation under Gen Miles Mie Gem Brooke now at Chickamausca I has been dennltrty selected to command com-mand the entire volunteer fore of 60 000 men which la I designed t support t Me remrs In the campaign Most 01 rgo the regular forces now In camp under him will he l sent to Mobile and New o leans an i quickly as possible to depart simultaneously with th expedition expedH0n from Targ and their places on the Lllekmauga battlefield will be epeed lly occupied by the First volunteer corps consisting o 2 regiments of In fantry six llglit batteries of artillery and I two reglmunta of cavalry FintVh1ircopeforCubs Tampa a May 10The Oussle sailed for Cuba shortly after I p m with two companies or United States troop CIIANUKH roK TROOPS I More Will bo Rent West Bad New Points ut Atmublsge South Will bo Made Washington May 10H Is I understood under-stood at the war department that Im Orient uhanges are contemplated In the points or moblMzIng the volunteers army Tower troops than contemplated will b sent to Chlckamauga It being the desire or the department to concentrate con-centrate them further south Many of the Western troops originally Intended for the East will be sent to California and general changes may be made In the i scheme of mobilization Petol fli to bo Mam Whlnt May 10 Postmaster General I Emory Smith toy Issued the following order All oncers and employ of the postotrice department r hereby for blddn to rurnlh Information prlln Ing I to Or In any way bearing upon the wr to n1ppe or Iroe nol connected con-nected with the wr department or to Pay other ron Unless authorized to do Im Tills order It I made for the purpose 01 revolting postmasters from giving I itformation of suipicloua letters lvlng Ing through their offices Such 1 In formation It Is I thought may In some Instances h Incorrect and In others 1 prejudicial lo I the Interests o the government Harrying TruopA South Chicago May 10 Governor Tanner received orders lum Washington to send two regiments Infantry and light lght battery to New Orleans as quickly as possible Both go tonight tor sd 1111la I ShanghaI May 10 There were Ee rl is lanl Pntng ut Shauhl In the province ot IUII The cuslom house and seveyal fZlrelgis buildings forig bulldlnl vocre burned IslTeiton Lie Not llrokro New York Hay 10Th Central and i South American Telegraph company announce that cable cornmunlMt < with Duenos Art nrd 111vuo > Galveston Is not Interrupted All the via Galveston lints me viorkj usual usualTAMP |