New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
The VEST INDIES.
CUBA.
THE INsURREcrIONARY MOVEMENTS.

THE INsURRECTIONARY MOVEMENTS.
HAVANA, Oct. 24.-The steamer Villa Clara
arrived here to-day from Manzano, bringing several
prisoners When the rain ceases three columns OF in
fantry and cavalry will leave Manzanills TO operate
against insurgents. combination OF these forces
with under Col LonO from Turis will be formed.
which will completely surround the irsurrectiOniss i'm
Manati. About $50 insurrectionists attacked
gunboat responded 10 the insurgents fire. and
defeated them, causing them to retreat Before
the insurgents left Manat they committed some acts or
vandalism. The town OF Manati was burned. Captain
General Lersundi will hurry forward reeuorcements
gos PRISONERS Juan Guzman Dominican, and N. La
gunda Government official who, pretending to act as
guides, led the troops into ambush These prisoners
reported tn be concerned In the murder or four gems
darmss WHO were made hrlsosts Dy Ine ,
the alarming reports now circulating. Lersundi has
taken every precautionary measure 10 insure tranquil
A DEPUrATroN OF CUBANs ASKING FOR REFORMS
ALL TIE AVAILABLE TROOPS SENT AGAINST
THE INSURGENTS.
HAVANA, Oct. 25.-A deputatiOn of Cubans
Spanrds abont 50 IN number had an audience will,
captaneneral Lersundi yesterday ana asked nm S %
been received from the Home GOYernmeh't
granting the privilege OF holding public meetings.
The CaptanGenera replied that no such orders bad been
received but that whenever they were received from e
added that he was greatly astonshed that they should
make demand for privileges at time when Insurgents
come TO offer their services IN the crisis lie con.
cluded with the declaration that until
relieyed from his he shOnld d0
everything In his power maintain order on the rland
The steamer from Madrid winch is due here on the 5o,h
inst expected % bring out the deerecs ot the Junt
establishing political reforms All me ayaaOie troops IN
ana around naEna naS palace is now gnared
THE FEELING IN CUBA NSURREcTIoNARY
MOVEMENTS.
IFROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
HAVANA, Oct. 11-There has been, since the
great misunde rstanding In the United states with
spect the feeling Of the Cgbans toward our Govern
nent Thousands Of people to-day in the states think
that these people would rejoice 10 join the American
Union Thu; i mistake M There rs INC no people in the
paS sa O $ as hIs nd more Would be clad SuOa
nexatiOn;" but It should be added, a very few
There sIea sSe 70 spanish rue aad TINS 9ts %
sentaton Precisely the same thing here With Tins dit
ference, viz fathers did have few offices aud smO
uments. Not 80 with the Cubans. The produce and
and a considerable navy beside in which there
are are very few or no Cnbans To oe counted.
the island Is IN the hands of the spanlaris
According to kilograms received IN iara, Jurisdic-
peope) raised IN nsurrecton tie 10Th inst but the
heads o ae pa @ are s@ & d acp nnes
column Of Government troops aud these bandits, and
and a few arms scattered here and there This order
published on the l4th. On the day another
tS ts was sas s'f'ea Of matters % Gae Po referring
Captain General Pava thinks that quiet will soon be en-.
uelan ana his brothers are the prnop agtatoIs and
doubts their ability 10 escape. The same official Journal
c0htals another order published Yesterday stating that
battle had taken place between che lnsurreot tionaTy
party ana the Government troops Tunis, Cuba that
the later hnd Iumphcd taking quantity OF prisoners.
Perhaps this rising would have assumed much
larger dimensions had not GEN. Lersundi recognized
Onlclaly the Provisional Junta, which he did last
Monday morning the iIth. The whole truth came out
OH that day. The Gacstd and the DarO dc iG Marina,
each issued bOJeis ertyao,dirs in morning aud an
extra IN the evening, apprsg the public Of what mad hap
pened IN the Peninsula, and what government really
existing Should things remain tranquil in Spain there
need be gpprehcnded trouble on TINS island; bnt
should civil war break there, there would be