New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-13
CUBA.
SPANISH ADvIcEs-FREE COMMUNICATION 70
THE COAST.


THE COAST.
HAVANA, July 12.-Dispatches from Puerto Prin-
cipe TO the 9th inst, have been received. Railroad
communication to the coast was free of Interruption
The garrison had been reinforced by battalion of
marines from Spain. Advices from Nueyitas are to
the 10th. Gen. Pueblo was I command of the town.
The rebels attempted TO surprise San Miguel near
Nuevitas but failed. The vOmto is raging in Rene
dos with unusually fatal effect
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CoNFIsCATED.
Col Trillo reports that he had an engagement with
the rebels in the Sagua district in which the latter
suffered heavy loss. The Spanish casualties were
trihng. Skirmishes have also taken place at Que
mado Caoba and La Esperanza, which III each case
resulted in tie dispersion of the rebel bands. In
addition TO the seizures already reported 80 estates
the property of alleged rebels, have been enlarged.
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETE-ROUT OF THE SIAN
HEADQUARTERS " BUABo.
Day before yesterday at u M, our troops
had two encounters with tie enemy near TN, place one
OF the attacks headed by Capt Juan GicVafa VINO
caused the encmy's troops loss OF lG killed, modified
whites ana blacks; made few prsouets,o OF whom some
Carload belonging To Citizen Fduulu0 Miranda The
enemy pursued up to san LazO, where the last one
The second combat, according TO the official report Of
Col Manuel AgramOntc, was at follows. In tIe morning
Of The day attacked the enemy, which Va small ioIct,
WAS moving about IN Camaguey. Having fought Few
moments DC put himself IN precipaie hight and coming
upon those whom We had whipped, we LETT belhhd OF
these 70 bodies uubured and negroes We're token li'
ouers. We also secured -FOUR hoses win t.r i,o.t
brave soldiers Francisco Gonzalez aud salustano Anay
fell. Two OF our horses were killed and one wounded.
Being I'm La MourOy. ! learned from C. Pho Naroua
that column Uf the enemy out, bat ne OBJECT was
forth with Is picked men, Tor the purpose @ making
reconnaissance and 60 bring on "A hsht. Inc enemy
csvolrv and some artillery. Our fcCCuuuIirrug force
attacked these troops three times IN Las Mere 9es ana
ainipe aernaiciy tic offensive and the defer sve aud
endeayorug flank our lines with infantry aud cavalry
of the line and modified troops"
The hrst Intelligence seutmo by Gen. Castillo Is as
follows: ~. s.,.,.,r
viii again move after tho enemy. We hhye had thfoo
combat- expect 20 engage INN WIN ie" men Oh ny
men, aud have killed some OF the enemy IoIyes,
This latter has operated against us with cavalry ana
Infantry Our men have depOrted themselves vel Tho
Young Julius sanguy valiant man. We got hold 81
head Of 80 cattle Other matters are referred to- aud
Our eoa4uy and liberty Juno a. 1862. The General
III '"''-' MANUEL QUEsLDA."
Published for the understanding o. an.
Secretary Of War Of the Republic OF Cuba
THE ATTACK Al LAS TUSAs-IRUHfH on TIE CUBANs.
The Citizan General Vicente Garcia writes under date
Of the eth, what follows:
IA Mrvos. juno II, 1852
Fortune has deprived our enemies OF another triumph
Yesterday II OF the morning heard rom laiey '1V
tho Spanish troops lad been at thAt poht Nv" Gays %
but were now returning 10 Iunhs' AZ inc same
tune that this news reached me inc enemy H dsn
trcuches / had only halfhnihed inc Woih,
aud had no idea that these troops Goua DS SoV % not
pussiIs for fight well from these nan eoupleleu
Itcd and ali my forces been put IN them. AZ this time
INV whole force did not exceed 200 men placed tHese
and continued annoying his up To the savanna OF
Bccerra, the march 10 which many dead ol the ocy
rre lcf i'm the road our troops, when me enemy com
yVgl
tLe accustomed Interest After the savanna NAG Deeh
"a snJ when Huproachng hinOck near 20 Tunas,
pas'eg' aiI ea agsin attacked by 80 or 40 Of
men who had pushed ahead Of the other Troops,
m il not possible 10 explain 10 you the heolsm OF hese
ttg m A. enouRh 10 say that after fight OF an hOur
more than 900 Spaniards were dhpcIseu, they pcE o
% a, bn gnnrded four wagons In the rear leaving be-
h ~ deod bodies and two prisoners Of whom one was
sbOt in the OF capture because nc was vi tuo
lied troops. II would not be Just were 70 F nav,
Ouintero and Heutenants Manuel Cruz Chd0s haiuNhI'
aud Domingo lnz Gord9gai ~ Ui h yed nppoTrnneiy
IN the uoint " attack, with Ills accustomed httly u
@1cacy aided me in aching the CONVOY,
and in carrying IL back, but which came
near being lost, because we. cou1 Jun, w., ~
r Tupas 10 receive this party from Mnnabin came mp
our men all Of accord ana full Oh enthuH.a,h
,icre as o limo 10 use anything else, for the enemy
were immediately upon me. We lost SIX men WO VIZ
badly WOundrd ana two others slightly hurt The enemy
i.ft fyeptvine bodies the field, and we learned run
two prisoners, whom shot, thut many were Grleu o
wounded. think cannot be mistaken whcu say ulat
40 Standards lost at least 100 men. The forces were
Altogether about COO We took of four wagons WIN
sixteen oxen one these wagons was Loaded WIN oe
another with mascabadO another with cakes ana the last
with Announcements Of The latter we're, however
great rains. We also took many papers ana nag
Among the first there were Important uoeunehts mV
are sent you herewith We TOOK aso ap "" ,nS
This is sent you Tor your understanding Oh tne naei
and 10 the Government the noble services on Ten ohro
Coils Rubalcalba, Vega Qainiero' Cruz, oalVAl hI
Cordaba commended ms Is sent OUT IN d ehou"i
10 the troops for their satisfaction. ,-.,,. NIL,
MANUEL QuEsADA' denerallhOhei.
And published for general lhlellgeHee. our COUNTY,
GEN. oUEsADA TO CEN LtroSA'
BIJABo, June Il, 1869.
GEN. ANTONIO LoPEz LErosA; 1t is now some time
tie isle have carried war opposed 10 al ldeas Oh
modern civilization Inc murder o. hS 4a and the e
parties bearing ags OF truce, tho shoAs
and destruction Of property OF honensVe citLens' anu
Ut nnnr and the shameessnoss OF certain acts or
1br"d' 10 be committed by the Gems. Val
% each other such rapid succession as To
baye "A scandal upon CIVILIZATION anu n STAIN
upon tho nation TO which you t a,ions cS r. sns
Inns 10 this country, led us 70 huppOse tDtI
duct would have been very 4nerSn o tt bet The
which left Camagey en- route 70 CUBA du, soihk
d coming commit acts equal IN '6arbaIiy 10 tnoss
cOmmI'oI family which had retired " the woods,
9mitsned at the approach OF our troops as was
natural ,sad wrces who succeeded in selling child
OF the aud manifested their madness Of disposition
in the way of ASSASSINATION dd not succeed in
S,IIinS bimi How ths Did you authorize sncn Ao.s
DO Won wish tho yoiuhtee iVoe ~ hesr az
as your t az am at the head OF my sountrys army
YdsSTe 10 war against spanish uei III 70
preSsOrs are driven n to that practced by engh
pned oeones have given proofs oi Inns anu, sInnp9
the recent pardon os Of and Who were taken rOns
% hy one OF your columns on the lin OIL April i