New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-31

b,nndeys TO be tolerated in documents OF this nature
n This right TO blockade another nations coasts ana
ports is conceded what prevents Napoleon ILL., as
mart of his Mexican war from declaring your COASTS
&c to be- under the blockade of ii. l. NJ naval forces
Or more TO the pont-why should not the U. s. biochaue
Nassau and Cuba from which places so much ad 10 oH
Rebels is III. G.. NJ. steamer Nelasco airNeu az
Santiago dc Cuba on the 18Th, with loo-(rpot'd1 VIZ
are told. H..
The Rebels continue upon their system OF fires ana apas
cades ,cifhout single hdring dared 70 inoT
pre- el cuerpo Gen GsndaIa still at w. Sa
will undertake the plan of campaign WHO" "e ""'
adopted" ..,.-.,.,,..oo y, the abandonment, b, our
troops of the town Puerto Pea presented "
seeing it undeiended burned it, Pn"f0 Fi"d 10 ""!"
our wounded who remained in Santiago de los Cabaeo'
The steamer santa Lucis her arrival at Puerto fsta
received balls from the eosl- VINO
on the point opposite the fort ri''oa fe1"g any a""'"s'
She has gone Sano Domingo to repair. C,b, -
The papers beg OF the hcautequS , ,I sol
10 make lint &C. 10 send 10 the troops th"t Inc so
dier's wound will heal more quickly from lin '"o"s
that such fair hands prepared the lint . ,.ori,oa
The victory wrote you or a. nnua il seems
the Rebels were M Las Matas. San Juan Ne!.' anu
Rarahona and were marching upon the city lAHua);
the Spanish troops are reported 10 nav Su,
charge upon the Rebels 10 have captured NV" pieces
~ artillery and 10 have caused the enemy 10 retreh ID
shomcu, manner with loss of more ihan iorty Killed
and many vouud.a ant leaving behind mem ahlhun,
,n ,nca, nroyisons ard even the vessels IN when
,hey c.rrcd their water. "nG loss on onr sue mas
been so unmporiant that the killed "erc OH! "" ana
The wounded three" This victory oShihod ny four
battalions OF yeiorans-Napoles Niioria san Qulin,
and san Marcial and some volunteer troops, number
not given and within mile and half Of the city.
Gen Vargas who succeeds Gen. Rivero ~ Captain
,enfYel - Sevc lonno landed al Puerto Rico CA TIE
18th As aio.i y6n IN my last, as the mall seape,
~ which he came touches nj SANTANA, one Wonlu nave
supposed that under the circumstances ne wouo nave
been anxious 10 reach his command and that he would
have proceeded to 81. Domingo.
We have had a Jolly laugh al the expense OF
that internal sheet the DidriO Of this cay;
which on the arrival Of the Eagle here published
that Gen. Meade had been entirely dc feared 10y
Gen. Lee and that therefore gold IN your cry
had gone up TO l55 The day published The con
rmation thereof stating that several persons having
no interest whatever ~ whether The North or Inc
Sonth conquered las though there was such person
ON the i.aid in the bloody contest Of the neshboTing
American continent had presented themselves ana
had confirmed and corrohordicd the fact. Now, WIN
Tie arrival Of the Evening star they say Inc
results of The battle between General Meade DO net
,,e 10 hay. had the result which painted us on the
arrival Of the Eagle. W righ h1tJore "a con
i{,,,gg he g,,cs eIa99frafed " reverence their I'M
pudcncc" Now they give that al your city papers
pronounce Rosccranss positions 10 be most critical
That he j. eniir " surrounded. communication cut on
&C. and that h. agg's next attack viii decide the Whoe
Rebellion. The lronsdes Was very much inJufed-l'r-
haps rendered useless.
80 blockade running. II is reported bg nkSreph
dor the Eagle | suspect that Gen Santana nhs
obtained another glorious victory, capturing OO pisc
ers and two pieces OF artillery.