The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15

three, including the Chief and took Q number
of arms. Another party Of volunteers attacked
the same party in MaybO and killed four.
other column occupying the entire line OF the Cauto
river encountered the enemy in Fuelta Grande, on
the Contramaestre. on the right margin OF the
Caut0. killed three and captured quantity OF arms,
many OF late impOrtati0n.n He adds:-sIhe above
results have been obtained amid innumerable prva-
tloH and disease. The column sent to Santiago
under the colonel Of the Baien regulars has not yet
returned" In despatch OF the 2Sth ult. Vama-
seda says:-'All the capltanias and wards OF the
jurisdictions OF ManzanillO, BayamO and Jiguani
have been re-established and are working as In
normal times, and the trafic on the road is carried
Un wa of
part OF Manzanillo and Jiguan. from which he dare
not show himself"
nea iS% s G e1 Sns Ssa sssa
Colonel Perez had come up with the band under Gill;
Borroto in Ciego Romero and killed said chleftain
eral circulation that the forces of Lesca have been
defeated by 700 insurgents under Vilegas. the AS.
turan, NJ TeXares near Sagua la Chica. This Ii all
OF operations IN the CincO Villas.
We have nothing positive from Camaguey OF date
later than heretofore given. The skipper OF a
schooner just in from Nuevitas states that 1t was
given out there that Puerto Principe had been at
tackled three times by the insurgents. who were as
many times repulsed. though 5000 strong and with
good artillery; that the Spaniards fought with great
bravery and vigor; but the Cubans finally succeeded
In reaching the MERGED Convent, the stronghold OF
the Spaniards, and set fire to the adjacent houses,
leaving the CITY IN the hands OF rebels The fol-
lowing estates near Las MnaS. heretofore spared;
have been burned by the Spaniards:-A tagracia
and CercadO, Cuban and san JUAN Spanish
According to last accounts there are large num-
Der Of insurgents between Santl Esplritn and
Bayamo. IL Is stated that son OF the Dominican
General POellO has passed over to the insurgents
In Mayagigua company OF native militia, being In
garrison, on hearing The cry or "Free Cuba" from
the insurgents passed over to the latter with cry
OF "Vivaln taking with them some ammunition
Colonel Franc, who disobeyed the orders OF Dulce
to clear the plaza" on the occasion OF the disturb
ances resulting In his deposition, has been ordered
under arrest and to report himself at Madrid, al
though he had previously asked to be discharged
from the service Engineer Colonel Clavigo, inspec-
TOR Of the volunteer corps who sided with the v0lun-
teers on the same OCCASION has also been ordered W
Spain.
AS a measure Of reform and economy General
Rodas has ordered that the Offices OF Special Inspec
tor Of Vigilance and that of COmmandant OF Saliva
Guardlas and watChmen be abolished, ana that IN
lieu thereof office Of Chief or Public Security be
instituted, depending directly upon the City Cover.
nor, and which shall be filled by COMMUNICATE Of
Of and whose salary will be $1,000, with 900 addi.
tOnai and 81 200 for office expenses Don Francisco
Antonio LapanderO Corrpio, Commandment OF lnfan-
try has been appointed InspectOr-in-Chief Of Public
and municipalities from different parts of the Island
have arrived here to fecitate General ROdas on his
arrival.
The Bishop OF Havana, in letter dated Guines,
the oath ult, has directed grand religious jubilee
on the opening OF the Ecumencal Council the Sth
OF December next.
1t Is reported this morning that on this day the
doors OF the prison VIII be opened to all prisoners
against whom there are no proofs. IL IS said that
KOdas will go IN person and open the doors.
There are rumors that the property OF the Adamas
and DelmOntes Is to be sequestered but this Is not
probable.