The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-29
BY TELEGRAPH.

CH.HLssroS, July q, 1851
The steamer Isabel with Havana sdvices OF tho ed
inst has arrived at her wharf The from Cuba
exceedingly contradictory but private letter. received
from credible sources, state that many towns In
against the government aud that tho insurgents
number 5000 strong In several skrmshes between the
patriots and tho troops the latter suffered Losses
Al the battle fought at Neuyitss the troops de-
f.sted, aud nine officers, among them Col CONT were
captured the remainder Of the forces took
refuge on board Of steamer
At the lat accounts thousand Insurgents were re-
ported tc In possession Of Ncuvss and tbs. the 20
vornment had sent 1000 troops against them On the
other hand it is stated that the government had received
By sxpres news from Puerto Principe 20 the 10th inst
and that the rcbe commanded by joaquin Aguero hal
been dispersed by the government troops with the
Of hvs killed and many horses, munitions Of war NO
captured Large numbers Of the insurgents said TO
have surrendered, and others rcady TO do
ciyng assurance Of p;x Ion. The whole Island
ocpt In the vicinity o. Puerto Principe and Nuevs b
reported by the government to DO perfectly tranquil snd
tho public Is cautioned by the captain General sxaust
hesdng the exaggerated rumors Of disan,ctiop which
Manufactured foT effect In tho United States
Their but few Spanish vessels Of at Havana
scyOra having sailed for Puerto Principe with troops
IL T. reported that two government spios arrived in
tte Label 10 watch the friends OF Ouba la America
Tho q one given jose NJ. Bisnco d. In rufs
Cciouel Contis regiment ct Puerto Principe had been
attacked By the Insurgents ana three huairod killed
The rensindor were taken prisoners.
Tie regiment ststoned st Havana bsd become dis.
satisfied. ard been removed.
A general revolution expected in fcW Gays.
AL sealed communications througho the bland
intrrdioied ~ the government.
II Is the intention q the insurgents to declare pro
visionsl gYnssmen'
savsvNlH Ca, July % 1851
Letters to the Mcrms Nirs, per steamship Isabel
state tASt battle had been Tough, between the patriots
and spanish troops 81 Neuvits in which the troops
were defeated, with a ioss Of 6yo killed
Nine o. the officers were cspturrd-among tbem the
commander The staDish troops afterwards ned ID
somar .na the patriots returned 70 Nouyltss. The,
already numbered thousand strong aud were daily
receiving reinforce merts large number Of the citi
1sns CT Cuba had ltf The isiand.
BstusoRz July %, 1851
The steamer Monmouth hss put ia hero for r1p,irs
The government ofnccrs watching her movements
In the belief that che A. connected In way with tho
Cuban iusurr,ctiou.
CUBAN sYNPATnIsEas.
The Cuban sympa,hls-rs had quite l.tious tmC
Of Il yesterday, In this city, aflor the Herald .nt
other pnpers came out containing the accounts
ofthe Trrrss. Of the outbreaks In that island son
hundrcds many Of them Cubans but tho creates
proportion Of them boys, preceded by an ol-gaa
bsrd q musac marched in procession, with b.zncr
snd fass from the upPoT part ~ the city, aud bsvin
obtained large republican nag q Cubs, the ban
! played Hat Columbia" Yankee Doodle" Tue STA
spsreied Banner" and other patriotic tuucs sud Min
hearty cheers we're Eivcn 10 The nsg Tho assembly
marched opposite the Hsrln Office and saiuted il viii
the Mprpcilsis Hymn" and tvo other patriotic sirS
and thrrc cheers. why they aid 20. nj loss {
know unieas u In the fulDcse of their croltsiou
| The prccoeslop, preceded by the band marched n,
Brtndwsy tho flag carr ied covering for the esder.
Icing elevated by static At each aud at the sides
IL Did net rv,urn ti eight clock in thu evening when
| on retiring Home, sweet Homsp was playri by th
! bsDd ne eFeatahisge dspcrscd quietly shouts 70
Cubs aud liberty for Qu.tman,' for Lopez 20
-OorEnl,s" and "AgucrV" rcyeatediy heard Thai
manifested asrnng feeling In favor q ths rryoiutonar,
patriots called by The spaniarls rebels" aud 6ebus
trrosn and - forth one two small vessels, durin
tb~ last months len this pIsce for Cube, aud
4 c,,d IN landing men and Munitions Of war there
HoRRBLE SUICIDE At NEw ORLEANS The New
/ Orlesne Lthg, OF the Alth inet says About ore
| o'clock yesterory a suicde Of the most distressin
character was conntt,d on board the First muoi
eipality ferry boat. wben abou, haf way a'rJ6s q
| Agcrs. we'll df :ssed man, large sired and scem
irgly about thirty years of age, wac observed TO g.
on board he ferry boat and cross aud recros5 tn
river. When sbou. tho middle of the rivcf, on hi
! second patBsge 60 Agiers, he calmly walked trou
the cabin. and soon after the vpori of pist0l wa
| heard. On rushirg co the stern Of tho boat, th
collector saw tho railing. deck, and cvUry post an'
! board around, smcarUi With the blood and brain
! o. The snicdc. A part Of his oyobrog was als
found pIon the deck, somo four feet from who're b
must have stood, bat the bO0y had disappeared
j. supposed that he stood ooside Of the rliliog @
Tho boat, and loll into the river immediately afte
he shot himself Ills cane and handkerchief yer
iyifg uyoD the h ck, spd sOme distance from thcu
ihs pistol b. shioh tho fatal act had been com "a Y
| go ~. Ia me-
J cf death. a. o. crack 81 post 1t the Stern ui Oh
boat was found yoT hich has noeu placed 2
| tuf POSSESSION. mud uDon uhich was written VII
| renc 4 the iUlleUirg worss.
| The wCIil isny condemn ulo. ard cou'd'r me ~ \
| Stree havT tlfuWu asiG ~ crnuactlUu t'.f hlur
| tn ekiYl tb,ir oIiulps Ca.uat nu,ot roo. a.a
the luii gov. rrt f"r-,s Ms, 0.u f~c'c % ID
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