The New York herald., 1868-11-27

that am oompeIlsa 70 place reliance m IT, NE sms
an incredible stupidity on the part OF the anti
.saoa ssaa sns Country Known to ss I'M through
Cespedes Is acting e Provisional tesident in tho
s The whole Eastern bspa e the Dnts ts
command Of Lieutenant General Narcano. General
the y me .nss G
are MarmOl Santesteban, Perdomo ana PeraIta
the INSURGENTS claim tRat Che government reports Of
entirely false. Gepsral Donate MarnoI Of tie insur
gents claims that defeated Quir0s with the forces
the ensG; and kns ssSsTs sx
This engagement before reported In the HERALD
wss represented BY the government as resulting in
victory 70 tho troops. AT the encounter near the
bridge OF Monte Cristo they state that General Mod
este Diaz was not killed. but defeated CamDio and
naton and discipline appear to exist among the rev.
0iuuoniets II has been resolved among them to
70 the government. 4 Mexican named Lopez ana I
aozen osneIs among them, found guilty Of pillaging
The news or 1libustering operations in the United
states excites some concern here, though much re.
lance Is placed on the good faith aud Intentions OF
n af % sSo ssvs
inc south coast and Santiago de Cuba Mr.. WaI-
lace United States Consul a. tho latter place, has
MADE applicat10n through the Acting Consul General
here MT La Reintrie, Ior national vessel to pro-
tect American citizens there. He that matters
letter from Trinidad de Cuba dated the 18TH.
says;-Everything u quiet here. ON the morning OF
s as1n NV; We nau grand meteorlc display which
A commission from Santiago arrived here on the
18TH doubtless to represent 70 the Captain General
the condltl0n Of affairs there. The closing Of those
ports OF the island In which no custom, houses were
established, BY decree oi the Captain General has
caused great dissatisfaction among all classes
affected As no notice was given, the vessels about
leaving or arriving at those ports have been subject
to great loss. An application for SPECIAL relief ia
certain cases has been declined 'p'''' -~S- -fN =
A review Of the volunteers OF the city BY the Cap
tain General wal take place tomorrow.
AS you have been advised by telegraph. the Con-
toocook, flagship OF Rear Admiral Hon, arrived at
this port the 18th. on the following day she sa-
On the nth the steamer Granada, from New
York, arrived here, with General Rosecrans.
she had anchored, the Admiral visited here and.
taking the General IN his boat, they together pro-.
ceeded to make complimentary visit to the Captain
General. This was followed by return visit uuon
General Rosecrans Immediately after at the San Isa-
bel Hotel. A considerable amount Of WINE was
drank both OCCASIONS and 1t IL presumed that the
usual good feeling prevailed. During the converse
ton the Captain General was understood to say that
at present ne had not troops snicent to assume the
at four r. NJ. on the day of her arrival On the 18TH
the Captain General, through the General OF Marines
regulations not permitting him to do 30 in person.
He was received with the appropriate salute. Dur
ing the week considerable number OF officials have
visited the Admiral all OF whom were received with
the usuai courtesies. ana their visits returned.
Protest Of Some Lending Cubans Against
Antl.Rebel Accounts.
HAVANA, Nov. q, 1858.
To TEE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
STa-The undersigned request you to publish the
following:-
The DtaftO de Ia Marina and the P'ensG of this
capital have published false telegram, dated 10Th
inst, In which an attempt s made TO underrate the
fnSurrectou III the eastern and central parts OF this
island. As 4 steamer sails to-day for New FORK and
another for New Orleans these accounts sent for
ward to have them published IN the American papers,
SO that reinorcemens may not leave the States for
the in5urrection, nor arms or ammunition be sold
the revouticnists and also that the Western Depart
ment may be kept quiet until the arrival OF the
Spanish troops which sailed from Cadz the 18th for
this port
We, however. know that the Count Balmaseda has
not yet reached Puerto Principe have any Of the
insurgents presented themselves to be pard0ned.
All the reports published BY the aforementioned
journals are false
Thanking you IN advance for the publication OF
this note. we remain your faithful servants.
CARLOS DE SEDANO,
JOSE MESTRE,
JOSE vALDES FAULI,
Count POZOS DULCES
Marquis DU-QUESME,
JULIAN ZULCETA.