The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-11
sspnnish Forces Limited bst Ever ViefOri-
sus-Rrnisiess Attempt TO Kecapture n
ScAsoser--DesrructiOn Of the Rebel salt
Works.

Aro not numerous but have been sufficient TO give
them lesson or two. The troops have hard time
OF It, having 10 bad roads under torrents Of
rain. But as soon as the seventeen sragglers Of
she Arsgon and Aragon troop got TO the plantation
sabanlna, and had joined, our men attacked the
enemy's camp there Killed thirteen and captured
many arms munition and horses The greater part
OF the rebels dispersed must have been wounded.
The following day part of our men went TO recon-
Doire u riyer which lmpeded our passage; they en-
rouniered twenty rebels on the way and with dis
charge OF the Remingions killed one and wounded
i've. AIernards the detachment went ~ Inc plan
tauon EsperauLa wnere the rebels IN near wood
the oincr side % the river kept up not lire upon
men woundaaS a sergeant; out The enemy had
one Killed and Two sfOunded.
In Mag the rebels captured the small coaster Maria
Francisco. Il vas DESTROYS 70 recover her, and
lately force OF seventy men were sent TO fnd her
Whereabouts when took I'D "a whole fortnight, the
men having TO scour all sorts Of roOkeries. After
having gone about ninety miles, orr men came up
with a rebel camp Of salt manufacturers. TIER
rancho and salt trains were AL destroyed. The
enemy fed ana left three dead and four prisoners.
FilibusIers Captured and shot Piraies--A
Useful Volunteer Party Dissoived-Pr ohibi.
rion OF Observation-Disclosures oil Bucera's
sIan aR;. sick and Wounded-l.ady vaz-
Quex No Relation TO Cespedes.
SANTIAGO June %, 1869.
Carlos Quihones and Martin Justiz, natives OF la
vana Rafael Estevez, a Mexican, and Juan Canuto
the Dist; likewise Mr.. Albert Wyeth, native Of New
York.
The modified party OF volunteers that operated
the adjacent plantations, under Lieutenant Gallo.
has been dissolved. This considering their confirm
Gus lsbors is greatly regretted. Many are the num-
hers of runaway negroes which they have restored
10 several estates.
The Civil Governor OF this department has ordered
that no masquerades be permitted this year. IN order
that the pubic tranquility shall not be disturbed
Yesterday the steamer Guantanamo arrived from
pU nd
rest OF General Bucetas STAFF, and sixty men Of var
Dona Leenor vazquez, the noble Bayamo lady
Who interceded the lives Of thirteen soldiers
Of the Corona regiment, sentenced 10 death by the
rebels and lastly succeeded therein WIN Cespedes,
has sent card to the Banderd Espdi0la newspaper,
10 she n not q relative 10 said CHIEF, rs was
stated
Eurther Details Abous the Second Convoy TO
Las Tanns.
LAS TUkAs. June 20, 1859.
We learn from person who accompanied the two
conveys sent nom the plantation san Manuel for
7unss that the fve Of the last convoy did not
fall into the hands Of the enemy, q reported. TWAS
necessary TO destroy three Of the provision cars Tho
battahons Of the Union and Reins Cnasseuri, one
section OF cavalry, the column pf Commandment
Boniche company OF Napoles and section OF ar
tIIery This force conveyed to Tunas . convoy of
tweDty.four OK carts. According 10 the official
port Of the Brigadier another convoy was conveyed
on the 9th inst under eight hours hre.
Brisadier Coy onecbe Aseumes the CoDmand-
Captain Mnriitegni Sos Dead-Eutounser In
K.sSunx.
SAINT EsPIRITr, June 20, 1859.
Brgadier Gonzales Goyoneche took command Of
The operations in this jurisdiction on the 2sd. He
did signal service In the island Of st. Domingo and
recently In Principe.
The insurgents are in the most inaccessible parts
Of the sierra which joins this jurisdiction TO that
OF Trinidad, and 1t requires experienced guides TO
discover them.
volunteers of havana who Was wounded IN the en-
counter with the rebels Oh the 20tn, Is much better
than he was, though not recovered yet The lnten
toB is to augment the present number OF 400 voun-
teers.
Governor saenz izquierdo publishes the on,cia
account OF the encounter which Lieutenant Hvees,
oil the Corojo detachment, had near LaRuna with
200 insurgents, the result OF when was that the
,roops Killed eight and wounded many, having de-
s.royed their ca mp In less than The troop,
captured many horses. arms &c, and had only one
soldier wounded
Pa,iticaI Prisoners Brought In-lmsurscns
Chiefs shoi-(,rimipals Executed.
SANTA CLARA June 30, 1863
The train from sagia brought i've political prison.
srs, in the custody Of some volunteers.
Felix Mscbado and Ramon Prieto accused OF dis
loyalty robbery and ncendiarism, were shot on the
24th. The following day Ciemente DIVA, native Of
Cansries shot for treason and highway rob
berry
the volunteers shot and killed the insurgeni chic
Miguel Bonaches who endeavored to escape from
their custody and wounded one OF them.
the insurgent chief Rafael Consuegra was sur
prsed and shot by part OF 9 detachment Of tn
Gnardta Clvl.
The Rebels sfronR-yictory Of Cavalry Miiisi,
In Guerilla-R~treat oil the Rebels.
SAGuA LA CHIcA, June 49, 1869.
A considerable number OF rebels having appearo
at Rodeo part OF the militia cavalry Of Guines pre-
ceeded there. ON arrival they fred from a breast
work, and CUR men nj once attacked their van witt
swords drawn. Finding that there we're nj least 60
rebels the corporal OF eur force ordered TO form
3n guerIss or twelve each, preceded by an advanc
OF equal number. the former firing and the latte
sword forwards. At last the enemy ned, ieavin
thirty-four dead on the Geld and large number
wounded, besides four Remington carbrnes, tw
rites and forty-six horses.
Nnid In Town by Rebels DISSATISFACTION
cessfsl--DepiOrable Coodirion OF Affairs
More .Estaies Burned-Excess OF spapIs
Forces 10 Little Purpose.
PrEKT0 PRINCIPE Jhne ~ 1869.
new monster OF war arrived lately bv railroad
This "magunar has eighteen mouths and discharge
ECO shots per minute.
of the eighty three sugar plantations IL this juri
d'cuog not more than ten have been grinding IN
year.
Among the estates lately burned by the rebels mes
Esn Miguel is the sugar plantation OF Colonel Acos
Alvear. OF the mobDlzed volunteer corps, aithous
the Governor OF Nuevisas had seventy men in Bag
Who did not even STIR.
On the morning Of the 18th party OF reoes, VIC
dressed as civilians, appeared In the Plaza de Car
dad, attempting 10 surprise The sentinel OF u
Cniclana battalion, and had il not been advised
che Catalan Fercales, they might have possibly su
eeeded. Being discovered they fred on said Cstsa
End the firing then continued for some time, IN
rebels having taken up their position behind N
columns OF the temple. When tbey raw reinforr
Eaents arriving they ned taking the two Killed wit
sbem. The troops suffered no ioss whatever. I'll
following day there eome hring near the wa
factory or Homan. After the disaster At Saban
Nueya already told, and the troops mad LEFT the CT,
she volunteers were placed at the Carload, tn
Cristo, the cathedral aud the theatre ready 70 rep