The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-20

Espao Of the Attn places the insurgent loss at 800
| and the Havana press assumes that number TO be
correct. That journal ADDS that In Ramon was
found hospital with nick, doctors. druggists and
nurses. Two hundred families had presented them
selves to the authorities and the road from Bayamo
TO Santiago do Cuba Is now opened. There was
much enthusiasm among the volunteers, and after
Succession night the members OF two different batta-
hons rushed into each others arms with MANIFESTO
| lions Of the most frantic delight.
Among the insurgents captured In the Jurisdiction
OF Santiago de Cuba Ia young man named Arthur
RAMA" estate, near Guantanamo and upon his per-
son letter OF marque and other papers from
was forwarded I" the Captain General and has been
published in certain Of the Spanish papers. II 10 "a
f0llOws:-
CARLOS NJ. DE CrspEDEs. President Of the Republic OF
Of s r. ,.:.sd p % Of Y.
AT 20 n.
Arthur Sns viii Il proceed
and crew Of which sS. Composed o. OnshId
One sSp being armed and manned the citizen Arthur NJ
azamajon win proceed in the chsractsr Of prysser In
sss being Strictly ssS;ses law sssssshsd
Owen andsr my and seal on the 9Th d.f July 1852
s. CIV. .ss me rI;:dsat CARLOS n. De sksFEBEs
This patent personal ana transferable Tho citizen
Arthur M will communicate his operations TO
this government by every opportunity which presents ITSELF
Senior Cazamajon, herein mentioned, was young
man about twenty-five years OF age, and though
d s IN Rs E
essentially American In all his habits and charac-
| terlstcs. He was civil engineer by profession,
having been educated in pnliadelrhia, where many
OF his friends reside He served during the war In
the Engineer and Quartermasters Departments.
mostly In the Western army, and after the war was
employed by General ingalls, when that distinguished
oflicer was stationed In New York. He was young
man OF much intelligence, speaking several Ian
less OF habit, frank and open for consnfator his
unsme END WIZ ee deeply regre ~ sa y large
Dates from Mansanlllo state that tue expedition
from that city up the Cauto river had arrived at the
landing OF that name, whence the officer IN command
makes his report lie had lett TO- 900 rat0ns at Gunno
for troops there The channel Of the river had
been examined with great care for the distance OF
twenty-five leagues, aud the trenches ana other
WORKS on the banks which had been erected to ln-
pede Spanish vessels occupied by the troops. NO
ngntng mad taken place, as the insurgents ran away
the Vos det Concrete Of santl Espirltu Of the I'd
says that between the 18th aud alst OF October 1l9
OF the commands OF Cabada, Diego, Dorado and
| Gomez had presented themselves. The same paper
announces that with the arrival OF the Battalions
seda, new distribution Of troops - to be made In
order for the more effective prosecution Of the
The Pabelioa Naconal of Clenfuegos, In its issue
OF the 10th, announces the burning OF the following
| ignacl0 Hernandez, La SOledad Of ID. Antonio NJ
Cabrera, both In the district OF Carthagena. More
from various localities, evinclng much ACTIVITY on
the part OF the operating forces.
The mutiny or the GuIas de Valmaseda near Chen
fuegos recently turns out TO be OF more Importance
than was at first supposed 1t Is now stated tnat
the authorities found II necessary to shoot some
seventeen Of them before discipline restored.
we have another example OF the dlsobedience or
the volunteers TO the constituted authorities. In the
CITY Of Cardenas eleven months since, Estaban
with treason. They were tried by the court there
and sentenced to term OF Imprisonment. The mat
their release was ordered. Upon the arrival OF the
order the volunteers opposed its execution ana
remonstrate with them ror opposing the orders OF
the legitimate authorities and all the members Of
the court whose duty was to carry out the behess
the superior tribunal. deputatlon OF the voiun
teers arrived here Tuesday last to represent the
matter TO the Captain General He was teegraphed
to In his absence and directed that the matter be
held In allegiance until HIS return. 1t Is understood
the volunteers charge the court III Havana with hav
ing yielded to undue influences. The Governor OF
Matanzas, within whose command the city OF Car
denas IS recently visited that place. accompanied by
number oil officials and squadron VI the first bat
talon or volunteers Of the former place. He was
received with brilliant demonstrations and made q
pariotic address. Ine occasion OF the visit not
mentioned, but 1t doubtless had some reference TO
the troubles there.
In a recent despatch mentioned the shooting OF
number OF innocent persons Colon by the members
of an organization called the "Cnapelgorrs." the
details have since been furnished me- These people
resided between Bemba and Colon and were cited
TO appear at Rogue. Arrived there the men were
placed In the stocks and Kept for some time. After
wards detachment OF the 'ChapelgOrrs,n under
an otlcer named Echevarrta, VINO was the admins
traitor OF estate near there, took them to point
between Bemba and Qulntano on the railroad switch
OF the estate "Fermina and, without any form OF
trial. shot them down. Their names are as IOlOws:-
Jose Daz Arguees, Jacinto Ollyera, LeonciO Con
xaes and two sons, Cleto Daniel the two brothers
FarnOs and ignaclo Camejo This occurred on the
GOTH Of October.
Accounts through cuban sources state that there
are $4,000 Insurgents in the Cinco Villas, In addition
to about 1000 under Ruion the Pole In the Cienaga
de Zapata; that many Of these are well armed and
that they are fully capable OF making successful
resistance TO all the troops there likely to be sent
that much depression is et on account Of the failure
OF expeditions from the United States as more
are greatly needed 1t further stated that Quesada
has 5000 well armed and thoroughly organized
men; that they have never met the enemy, Is for
months they have been going through the severest
drill; that the campaign on their part win soon
open and with the greatest confidence Of beating
back the forces OF Valmaseda, great numbers Of
whom dying or with cholera ana other diseases.
The following political prisoners have been ordered
set Mt hberty:--DOn Jose Rodriguez Vades, Don
Juan Salvador Sarmient0 Don CipranO MverO Don
Fructuoso NapOies Don Gavfno del pozo, Don Gle.
mente Medina, bona Maria de los Dolores Flores
Don Jose de Armas; Aslaticos, Federico Anselmo;
negro Juan Cubano. Dona NicolaSa Almansa. DOna
ISABEL Acosta, Don Rafael TerderO, Don Jose Her.
nandez Y Cordoba, Don Jose Hernandez Aleman,
Don Tomas lnza Ochoa. Don Federico Ones Don
margarine fernandez, Don Francisco Rodriguez.
Don Luis ones. Don Manuel Alvarez Fcrnanuez,
Don Crstobal Fernandez Don Leandro Lima Don
Jose Zamora Don Ramon Ones, Don Pho Fernandez,
Don Francisco Garcia Alvarez. Don Jose Lugo, Don
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