New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

The Revolution in San Domingo Sup

The steamship British Queen, Capt. lie hesurisr
from Havana March II, and Nassau March IL, ar
rived at this port on Saturday.
The most interesting intelligence il that about tie
revolution in San Domingo which, according 20 tho
organs Of the Spanish Government in Cuba, has
been completely suppressed. We condenso from the
Havana papers = brief account Of the origin aud
progress Of the revolution:
The insurreotion broke out the 2Oth and 2lst Of
February III the towns Of san Lorenzo de Guayu-
bin, Las Matis, Dajabon, SabsUeia, aud Monte-
Christi all situaIcd the frontiers Of lsyt IN tho
province Of Cibao.
The dotschmout OF troops at Gunyubin, which
only consisted OF from ~ 10 10 soldiers, was Obliged
10 70 armed 10 the town OF Monte Christi, whero tho
captain OF the schooner Malde. which was at
anchor there Don Gegpar Bsdamaker, deceiviug the
vigilance OF the Rebels, took them on board, and
| bruught them 10 Puerto Plata.
! The Dominican General, Hungria, commanding
officer OF the District oi Santiago dc los CsbaIicros,
lett the city in pursuit Of the Rebels with 700
Spanish sodIers and ON the 10Th encAnped al DsJa-
bon a place hkwise situated On the frontiers OF
Hsyt and which the General understood TO bo
very strategic for operations La Santiago the III
snIreoton broke ont on the 10Th, bot the insurgents
were dispersed by the commander OF the SpoDish
| force Senior Canpilio.
| On the 9th iherc werc again symptoms 81 disor-
der as tho insurgents Of the city received reinforce
rrents from those of Guayubn and other pons.
The Spanish commander, although be bad only u
force Of go men, resolved TO attack the insurgen
supposed 10 number 8 900, who recrossed the Vague,
a river near Santiago and occupied strong posi-.
lion. which was projected by three pieces Of srtil
lery They Lad removed the vessels 10 prevent
being followed but tho Spanish troogs waded across
in another place, charged the Insurgents with the
bayonet, and routed them, capturing their fags,
guns provisions and nuniiions.
Compile made nj once communication OF his VIC
tory 70 Gen Hungrs, aud pursued the insurgents as
far ~ MopteAhristi where he entered and reosiab-
lshed the authority Of the Queen. Gen. llungria,
on his part, operated Likewise with great energy,
occupyinR Guayubin and other points. and thus
Melting the suppression Of the instruction. Gene
rails Suero and Santana Dave also collected Dominican
reserve troops and FASTENED with them " the seat
of the insurrectiOn.
/ The instruction WAS chiefly directed by Gen.
Mella, who before the time OF The incorporation Of
Santo Domingo had been exiled 10 1t. Tnomas and
recently had returned 10 Hayti, from where no IL
said to have stirred up the revolution.
| Even III Puerto Plata things werc ripe for an
outbreak, but the vigilance OF tie civil ana military
authorities prevented any serious manifcttario
An Envoy, Sent to them by the Quay ubn INCUR
gents, was arrested, and that event probably in
terfered with their plans.
Tue following official bulletins, announcing tho
end Of the inlurrection were issued in the Havana
papers,
CAPrAIs-dEsKRALsuiP oy TUE EyKR fAiTgyuL bLAHD or
CUBA.
His kIc-lsncy tal1in-bcnrrn received from
the Gove Puerto Principe the following telegram:
The Conmxnding -Genersl Of CUBA la . dLps,oh which
rosohsd Il night nays: Tue fngste Peouta has
come from sspto Domingo. Ths rising has
there Coipiee tsauq Iiny prevails In ell that tsnoTy"
This communicate TO you for .oftion IN tbs paper that
you direct JOSE " DE hOLhS
Tho BriaAdisr Chief Of STAFF.
Ha~anG. March H. 1859.
C4rrA,s GxsraAAnip OF rnE EvrR FAITHFUL Island
on CUBA.
GENERAL ORDEn OF MARCH IL, IN HAvAsA.-
Brig d. hanue. Bueets comuandns General Of tho Column
Of peaiious OF Army OF anto Douuso 70 hs FL
Iency CsainG.n.ra OF the Is and with date Of tue
oh insG, from Monte-C Christi, tho loOwinGi
"MosT EXCELLENT Sih have parcu ar pleasure In in
forming your EIoosncy, taxing the opporsuy Of the sail
Ing Of her hsouys Transport No. that the Ievou
ton Of the s.nd onse exits Tor the enemy
having been beaten by tbs column under Uen Hunsa have
60 wsidy dIersedsomo gong Of TO the towns from which
they came he chiefs headed them seeding shelter Ia
oatod VI the country. Order being fsesAbshed II
il to be hoped that losing peace will fellow"
And b, com aDd Of his Exceency IL made known ia
Tho general Of this date ior public acquaintance and
isec.ion. Tho BIiytdsr Commander Of tbs staff,
JOSE DE ROZA9.
The steamer Cuba, from 81. Marks, Florida, ar
rived at Havana on March IL, Bringing news VI the
attack Oh savainah aud battle in lonpo-see. Her
cargo was cotton estimated 10 BE worth 600 900 or