New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-12
raj States are requested tourge the TO under
take and complete the improvement az an early day.
CUBA.

GODds
PROGRESS OF THE REvOLUTION-REPoRT OF
THE REVOLUTIONARY JUNTA OF HAVANA
Nov. "A severe encounter took place on
the 25h ut between the Spanish forces under Col Qu
ro numbering 1000 men, and the patriots under manue
Lucas Castillo and Manes, numbering CO., In the Vicinity
of BaIre. According to official Spanish report Col Qi
supposng that the patriots would fly at the nst nre
Of the regular troops at first only ordered an advance Oh
Company Of the regiment Corona" supported by one
Company of regiment "Cuba," leaving the remaining
forces In reserve Speedily convinced that so far from
waiting to be attacked the patriots were about to attack
him. ordered up his whole force leaving only one Com
pany In reserve. OF tho patriots $50 were mounted,
armed only with machetes 100 foot armed with rifles
and Immediately the advance Of the Span
sb troops the I5o mounted patriots debouched on the
main road and charged the Spanish troops furiousy
that they had time allowed them to reload their mus
kets after the first fire, but were reduced TO defendng
themselves with the bayonet, fighting the official re-
port foot by foot to maintain their ground. After
desperate hand to hand encounter which lasted one hour
and three-quarters. The Spanish troops fell back to
Barre, having sustained loss of 1856 in killed and
wounded. The patriots lost &c. AS the telegraph wires
are cut this direction the not received until
the I'd inst.
Nor. AT Macho y Portila, the Spanish schooner
Anduluna captured schooner that had just succeeded
In landing cargo OF and ammunition for the pa
triots skrmish took place the 26th ut at Bcana
between the Spanish troops under Comandante Rafael
Jeren and small body Of PATRIOTS with no important
results although the official report, usual claims that
the patriots repulsed.
Noe. 4.-By the American steamer Columbia, arrived
this morning the Spanish Government has received
small lot OF Peabody rifles The Spanish steamer Moo
tezuma for Cuba Nuevtas advertised TO leave
yesterday by order of the CaptainGeneral was de-
tanned until the arrival Of the Couuba She eft This
afternoon, carrying the aforementioned Peabody rifles
and achievements for the Spanish troops probably the
last that IL will in the power of the Government to
send unless reenforcemens should arrive from Spain On
event which We both expect and are prepared for.
Nor 5-The glorious news of popular md extensive
revolt against Spanish tyranny In Puerto Principe was
received yesterday and confirmed this morning. The
Spanish authorities have published nothing on the sub
ect as yet endeavor suppress the news Puerto
Principe second in Importance; In the Eastern
Department the population is 10000 and the revolt gen
among oil classes BY the time this reaches you the
revolution will have broken out In the Western Depart
ment not far from this city We want no reforms. Our
cry Independence Of Spain, and annexation TO the
United States"
BY order OF the Revolutionary Junta in session in the
City OF Havana the 9th day Of November, 1863
The Secretary, ANTONIO sUcRE.
ANOTHER ACCOUNTABLE REVOLUTION MAKING
NO PROGRESS.
IRON OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
HAVANA, Nov. IA thousand rumors afloat
what the situation Of matters in the country Is
somewhat difficult to find out. The friends OF Cuban In
dependence would have people believe that there are
thousands down the Tunas District, with arms in hand
ready to dispute by nch the control Of this Island
Commencing there, they TO go on step by step until
the whole country shall followed in the wake OF the
movement On the other hand, il is believed by the
populaton that the whole affair is at end. There
may be some robberes and murders committed,
houses burned, and sugar apparatus destroyer, ont
as 20 the spread OF the insurreetion, notwlth
| siandlne tho Sss@erfnl stories pat afioat, the
sSed to is as tpsnan as sSSf lake SH 1Erued by
the Sses1e s e and his %ond make
IL ont to be taseo The Impartial ol Irinlaad III
forms US under date =; a., INST "Ascors 70 reunion
convoked by the Commanding General 1t had been deter
mined to form six bataOns OF militia volunteers so US 10
let 10 all the Of the troops in that place Besides the
saberados there body Of eydoers directed by one
Perez which was committing all classes OF crimes AT
Cuba aud hanzanlla great number OF families we're ar
TSns g and Ccness and in other populations OF
Importance the country people nave presented theh-
the public order. The Feair OF the former place speaks
Of q volunteer company having been formed aud
equipped and doing duty since last Sunday The same
paper says that Cabanas there was quite as much en-
thisiasIn Guanaay. Various persons there had
offered TO get up squadron of horse, and equip It,
beside company Of infantry. The Geographic commu
ncaton interrupted between Puerto Principe aud san
ago Cuba aud news can be had before the arrival
Yesterday evening His Excelency. the Segsn,do Caco
accompanied By his STAFF left Havana for Batabano;
| Hrlg Is also OF the party.
dsembark at ManZanilla, and take command Oh al the
troops. The second Is going 10 santiago ue OuOa ss COM
/ nander OF that department. The departure Oh THESE
gentlemen has provoked comment some persons mag.
Inc that the Government looks upon the disturbance as
snnsw hat more than at first supposed BuI tnS
proves nothing The Count OF Baimaseua Is ihiitaIy
man ambitious and TO be about where nghtng Is
| going on, and TO GAIN ct the same time, some
| glory, IL any is TO Dc got IN that sec,Ion'
| On the MocteLma company OF artillery enparkeu,
also Yesterday; pieces OF cannon, sultapie IOr
service and number OF Remington rifles were
likewise shipped This steamer has sailed Tor port near
tho field OF operations There are no fears at present IN
Havana growing out Of the situation All IDEA OF negro
Instruction forgotten. 1t IL believed that tne gov
eminent has sufficient forces 10 keep matters as hey are
until the arrival OF 1000 men from epan, WHO arc ho"
| on the way, Will be In few days A.. A., ,,,.o,
States many people who intended coming here 10 spenu
the Winter will be deferred from dong 30 peyause VI
fear of the consequences OF war inns view OF INC at
Ter 40 serious In its import ia calculated 70 hinuse
There ia string OF forts around Havana ana thousahus
of troops here and, really, II ~ well known mat te III
snrgenfs themselves have the slightest notion OF
attaching the city. They intend 10 Keep away ILvm
the place and at the groatest distance p0ssloc'
Mr. Seward has doubtless received NUMBER Oh uocu
ments from some OF the natives, ana perhaps Irom
foreigner So explaining what they expect 10 10, s
asking him In case they make sort OF SHOW vi Pal,
succass 10 recognize their government as the Iegmato
one The Sage Of Auburn after having uemVnotia.eu'
cOpelusiyely that the title OF Alta Nea from long us
tho title papers by llght Oh us
coyery c &c, vested with Saint DOMINGO may now, ~
nfr act all his International ideas 10 work. ahd Bee IL
| he can make out plausible case for the Cupahs
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH
William Cornell Jewett is i'll Ottawa.