New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

said for order would have nothing to do with
WI VINO haa deposed Dulee.p Ths speech has excited
he captain OF the artillery company this is be-
eycd that these representatives Of EspaDa Will force
the good man to resign his other and more important
position as administrator OF the railroad between Car
Acomnissary Of the police refused 10 sign the paper
drawn up 10y Duran Y CuervO. Consequence-he is ac-
cused of being an insurgent, and If some great harm
shoud he done to him no one would be surprised In
Cego Monero, jurisdiction OF Cienfuegos, 50 patriots
have been shot by order of Meras Governor Of that
uon Since yesterday the rumOr has circulated that
expedition OF about 100 individuals had dsembarked in
baracoa IL seems that some OF the things bought by
the brigantne were subsequently captured and list of
these has inst been given in La Voz de cuba The same
Journal auds hat column OF troops has been ordered 10
mat point and II is quite certain that these VIII be
couDah9er OF the column, telling nm 10 shoOt on me
spot each and every of the expedition that might
these people, who come here TO take hand in the war;
10 suppose themselves safe in sailing vessels The steam
GTs lana their men and munitions Of war, but wen IL Is
known that the Spanards have between 35 and 40 yes
ses the coast, of which steamers the rash
have mentioned before the report Of the death Of
lFsca Whether trne or not cannot for the moment be
asccrained. But this much may be set down as trust
worhy-a fight has taken place IN the country OF the
CHco Villas and the Spanards have been beaten Two
thousand men demanded of the CHptainGeneral as
reenfOrcements. He has convened the officers OF the
derent battallons and spoke some what IKE ths zen
ucmen, you have prevented more troops coming from
SpaiD You elegraphed over there saying more soldiers
needed here You have by your conduct forced
to order two of your battaons to the front What
have to say The cOouels SAID they would mention
arranged by lot as to which two battaIOns would GO
But II is than doubtful If any Of these gentlemen
leave for the scene Of operations.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF GEN. DONATE DEL MAR
MOL-NEW LANDING OF ARMS.
The following has been received from Bijari,
dated May D. Itis the official report of Cen Marno
directed Gen Felix Fguredo, in which there is given
full account Of operations since the landing Of the Npe
expedition:
REPUBLIC OF CUBA DIVISION OF THE ARMY OF cuBA.-
With the greatest pleasure / commence to give
account OF certain important movements which have
taken place since our leaving Guamaro up tot present
In the camp at Guafananao elght leagues from Hula
marc, we came up with the prisoners both officers and
soldiers which, to the number OF 100 something over
had been captured by Gen Vicente Garcia Two parties
equal in numbers. divided upon the question as to
erainChief inclined the side OF cemeucy granted TO
all their lives, after having made them undert with
ferently To the pryates he granted more gave them
the liberty 60 back to their ranks II so they should de-
troops. They admitted into the ranks and armed,
and soon thereafter contributed to brilliant result.
In the Guaransmanao, we learned that column
of the enemy was coming from PuertO-del.P Padre TO
Tunas by the ManabOn road. The Generalin-Chief
with the 400 that accompanied him, together with
my troops and 100 men OF the Division Of Tunas
Of the enemy aud prevent him from rereating toward
PuerO-delPadre. We then marched to the front aud
which could be used for camping purposes. This took
place on the 18th The enemy was not long IN coming
entirely ignorant Of the preparations made TO receive hlm
IN the approach part OF ms forces was intercepted by
Gen. Garcia who afterward learned, captured |
about nifty knapsacks. aud killed and wounded con
siderable number OF men. A few minutes before
the enemy appeared Gen. Perata came along
with 200 men, who reinforced small !
column The enemy was received with two bril- !
liant discharges from our men. At this heavy
rain IN, notwithstanding very hot fire was kept up
space Of hour from the two opposite banks OF
the river and il were anost in open field We had
one man slightly wounded in the movement, and We |
made prisoners from whom we learned that IN the
two first discharges we had made more than co fell killed
and wounded In truth, many must have suffered, az
the enemy did not deem it prudent to advance lie |
camped around Of the burnt houses where terrible
rain fell upon him for about three hours.
As for US, retired two leagues on the same road
there to await the movement of our opponents
toward Las Tunas ntrenched ourselves the other
side Of the and looked for the enemy TO approach
until Friday he did advance. should have stated
that he had convoy Of % CARTS guarded by 900 all
modified volunteers, excepting one company OF veterans
saturday nornDg 5tb we learned that Column Of 900
men had left Tunas. and coming out by the same
leagues from those who had by the ManiabOn road
them The enemy was already tlree-quarters
OF league when Gen Garcia broke hre upon them He
after light Of half hour got In the rear OF the
opposing forces forcing them TO advance RAPIDLY np TO
whetS @ in tie ra along With the former Here
upon Gen. Garcia pursued both bodies until they met
and thus the fire played upon the enemy from three
sides throughout the whole prairie 70 the extent Of three
quarters OF league. heavy ram Obliged us 10 fetie
and the enemy afteTward encamped on ruined sugar
estate where he had TO undergo another terrible ram OF
hours duration Notwithstanding ms heayy hTe we
killed IN this affair 20 Of the enemy, who were found
lying the field presenting after the acton as It did
horrible spectacle The wounded were over IVo %Whcn %
We found out by two persons baay wounded SoD 'ney
left in We Notwithstanding our being pro-
teced by paTapets mad 10 aneut 'ne loss o thee keo
and six wounded. Hardly lad the impression left |
on us by the battle Passed away Ty ,eiot Delore |
news Of the dsembarkmen OF the expedition near Ma
yari bay Of NepJ This was received by tne Gehefain
Chief between the first and second hg Inc water De
ing passed. Quesada reunited all his forces ordering that
Gems. Garcia and T. Marmo with only GOO men, should
continue the offensive. and that We ourselves should
march toward the point OF Deing over
40 leagues distant Midway OF the route Wo had iue
pleasure embrace the valiant and good Cuban patriot
Cisneros chief Of the expedition who, with lew cOpa
fsf,t and Ui
We learned that they had brought 1000 rlnes OF IV0W
meters range; $40 RemingOns, Whlch are superior 10 az
others revOlvers, barreed II splendid pieces OF
artillery l2s, 24s, ana 5Zs anu hh lmlenso vi
carfrdRes Besides the expedition brought 1000 lances
900 pair Of shoes. many uOOG suits Oi cOlhing TWO
printing machines, with all the requisite matelas heu
cine chests, and large quantity OF rice, cakes, SAT-
meat, salt Our-all, In fact, necessary to put tOO
men on a footing There came hke"lse heafIy 5OV
men under the command Of the American Gen. Jordan
tho greater part Cubaus Among them there Is one com
pany expert rilemen, many choice Aftlerymeh' ana
good physicians.
When we had passed threequarters OF the route
notice was received that the Spanards had surprised le
exncdiOn and captured part Of the cargo We cOnId
moi have been nOnpussed II the General command
ted onoiber attack We arrived yesterday at JucarO
and we learned all that had happened from thc 3DeIs
OF the expedition Wo Win lhe grester% DAT paI ~ ~ % e t
of Baues and nine leagues from Ramon -
VI , nov as m what occurred afterward: Our troops
occpnied three houses IN Ramon The enemy surprised
at the break Of day Of the next morning. tnat portion O
the troops who in two OF these houses taxing one OF
them and rapidly firing, Obliged our men |
10 concentrate themselves In the other two |
and capturing four OF our cannon, ,n but tne |
artlcrists giving few shots OF grenade admirably d
rcced, disodged the enemy from the position ho occn
ied olieug him TO retire pTocipatoly, ana 10 leave
behind ali that he had got hold Of excepting six boxes oil
clothing and some munitions ana Dox, Win i, nag nag
n btcd toward the fight received three heavy discharges
ron our artillery, and careened completely reurlng
when making water On Thursday our enemies returned
for the purpose Of disembarkiDg ana ntrcnched theh
selves strongly during tne nsmJ s III tbc intention