The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-07
FIRST EDITIO N
Q u B A
The "Evpr-faithful Isle" Follows
the Example of Spain.
Success of the Rebellion-A
Provisional Government
Established.

The n. Y. WOr d's Havana correspondence Of
Nov. gives the iollo wing details vi the sue .ess
o. tie Co ban fevOlut,oU:-
Yesterday evening (0ct 3D bad the good
foItLNe TO n eet o Dumber OF Uubans, both RON
UovBna sDd the interior. hnd in our loug inter-
view | have been tUru'sbed news a. 10 tbe ln'
SUrTCcton, which oi6ers very maGet aily frIm
The POycII mCLt accOJ bts. BECAUSE OF the un'
quesIiuDable req ectab lIty o. my lntoTm ints, q,
rs also OD account o. the certainty that Pnter
tain OF their b. il q well Dostrd am lndjceo 10
give YOU their lel lresen alions OF the existing
Gel ditlOn Of affairs in tull.
My Cuban irirnds denied that the reported
vic Ory OF Colonel Qulros at the Ven'a dc Case
nova, 10 the district OF Santiago, was OF any
praetICal benefit 10 the Government. The in
surgeUis We're Carmel 20 be- As strong and
Luuerous = ever IN that neigh borhoot. The
several victories attributed 10 Colonel Campnp
were o, only ridlcultd, but it was ailir ned hat
he lad been Ge'eated by the insurgents three
several times aud nov keeps III close prOx-
unity 10 ManZanlllo and tue sea Coast, not
dqrIg TO venture again into the interior.
will add 10 this, Tor mV own part, that the W.
trDment's pnSli he'd despatchPs APPEAR TO con.
firm the ter statement, 1t being announced
IT, one Of he journals here that hauzauillo vas
beng iortihtd so us 10 resist any attack that
may be no -de unon II.
The charge that the insurgents 6re1 and burnt
down lhe Town OF Marati was most indIrnsuily
Iepelled. On tbs contrArv, the destrucnou OF
The town was 'aid upon the Spsnlards them
selves. According TO my intormants. the pace
was hlleh with insurgents, and when the war
steamer Francisco de Ass appeared in sgnt.
they prepared to Iesst the lsndIne OF the tro ops
known 10 be on board. Seeing this, the com.
mander of the steamer sheled the 10 Rn, aud
dove the IN -ursenls out OF II, out at the same
lime tired and burnt 1t do En with his exploding
n issilPs. This was considered as only q rspet.
tiou of the system OF warfare followed bv the
Spa Iish Government in its late war with ST.
Domingo, when nearly every Dominican seaport
was 6esroYed oy the Spanish Ae-t.
1t was claimed that up to the present time the
A m mn dnrNa anJ.t ttAno
| whatever; that they have scrupuiously re-.
sppcted all kinds of private proIerty; am that
Csta'e-owners aud adm iuistra ors ali them with
mpp. mopev, and provisions, because. through
out H. island, the great desire OF The Gu han
pof uIa'o" of all classes and colors, is 10 thro
Of the Spanish woke.
The insurgents have a Provisional Govern
mem, vii h SPnorPs Aguilera and Ce> pedes a. Its
head, organ Zed and func ionating at Bayamo
This poverI ment now coun tveuty-two days
OF eSlsteI CO, aud is members are b gnly hope
iUi OF being socn recognized as belligerents by
the United ates. An epyos will ere long be
sent 10 washington 10 Ak for su3b O recognl-
! i,on. II was calcslatei tb Il ,be Pfovis O al
Government has at present from six to s"vcn
thousand u en- under arms ipcludng two hln.
6fed Domipcans, who have battled aga nst the
S.aDlsh sotdl"ry once be ore, Some eighty
uomep-Doetls intelligent brigbt-eyPd. yOupg q,
lovely, and bUxom qua lrooD5 and oc oroops-
right al, ng lde OF tleir armet bro hers for
Cuban indppen ie9ce. Not orlV the children OF
the island, but many naive-born Spaniards are
lD The rauES OF The luSnrreC ION.
The in. .u,eents hold q column Of men near
HolPuin; Sno her in Ca-corro. not very many
Leagues from tie city OF PIro Prncpe
sno'hPr AT Rx leagues from San a Cruz; ano her
~ four Leagues from MaDzanllo, and ufth At
twelve leagues from SANTIAGO de Cuba. Toev
J old the two district caplials, BaI amo aud
JiguaDi, and al O Baraneas. Ctnto. 9uIsa, 40
otb eI lesser 10 ans. The great drawback 10 their
success 10 the want OF arms, but this Is expected
TO be in part renedled ny the reception of
rifes ard ammunition already PURCHASED 10
Olh-r countries. The revolution was 10 prepa-
IatlOn for more ;baa two years, aud broke out
rather piecioltairl'. because OF the disco gered
ueacheTy of several OF the leading potters.
The p'.ncpal aIers OF the insurrectiou. and
memS' rs ot The PIoVisonsl Government, are
Frhnckco Pedro beuNera, n native Cuban u
lal d and slave owner, worth more toan
So, 0C0, coz, as l have already told yol: Carlos
Maj mel Cespedes, native of the District of
ba' amO, dis Inc usbed and well.kuo pn Ia VVer
and an estate owner to the value OF 500 000
DR.. Arteaga, one Ct the best phy'lci4ns OF the
east of The island; HrrnaDdez Perdomo son
OF count OF Puero Principe and native OF
that city; Raael Cabrera, a plsn'er of the
District of SANTIAGO: j. TamaVo. rich land
owIPr OF Bayamo; OdestO Dlhz a retired
Dominican general (reported killed iu Tho Gov
err mept acco1nts). }. ard many other honorable
and weli.to-do gentlemen of ManZanIllo, q i
ARD leIs and Ce,pedes have given berty and
freedom 10 all the msnv slaves tuev lsev
possessed, AMI most OF tnose caoabie of bearing
arms have 10 NED their forces.
My 'ormants also in tuigrd In tb @ belief that
very soon Puerto Principe Villa Clara, Plnaz
del Rio. and other lmpoI' ant places IN The
Central and Western Departments. would pro-
nOuDce, and make COmnion cause with the
Eastern Insurgents.