The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-08

A party OF GuiDes militia recently found out that
the plantation Flcresta had been burnt as also tie
A second Dattaiion Of volunteers IS to re organ
lied here, probably under the command OF Colonel
The defence OF Ciego Monrero was one tho. needs
reclting. IL resor, for bathing. Only thirtytwO
Infantry anu twe0ty three cavalry OF the Cienuesos
Frances were there and ties ,te the large number
| of the enemy attacking, the volunteers stood
their ground without loss anu causing much 10 ths
| rebels.
! A Coiored Band of RebeIs--vo!untecrs Deius
tho Duties Of tho Troops.
| SAaUA LA GRANDE, Jun, "a, 1889.
| The troops having all gone to tho field the voIun
leers are doing the ordinary duties. General hesca
Is determined to the country all over the Cinco
! Villas.
A short time ago band Of cOoref rebels assaulted
the estate Don Tomas Hernandez. In Encruciada.
the leader being former slave OF that plantation
| The owner was absent. and the sons having been
tied the bandits commenced sackng the estate. Tho
sons OF Hernandez secceeded, however. In escaping.
and then the robbers ned: Two ieagues from there
! the plantation Of Senior R0j0 has been burned.
adopt measures TO prevent the rebels OF Gala
bazaar from getting SUPPLIES or provisions mas pro
hbited the conveyance OF eatabes bv railroad, un-
less IT. be by special permit from the local govern
1 ment tn the vendors In Caabazar, SantO Domingo
and Amaro, the infringement OF which order renders
the transgressors liable to the loss Of the goods ana
| the railroad company TO fine OF from twenty-five
| to ATTY dollars according to the value OF them. the
vcnders are besides. lImted to very small stock.
and restricted TO sell 70 eacn individna not mofs
| than one pound OF each article at time.
or 1000 Rebels 700 Killed, Including Gene
rnI Marmol--American Fiiibusters Shot by
Hundreds.
| TRINIDAD Jun" %. 1902
| Troops are going ont and coming In from the
| country daily, but we do not hear Of much lighting.
| II Is said that fifty American Hbusters have been
shot in Guantanamo, and Ave in Santiago of the ex
| pedition which landed ut Macambo. They declared
| that they had been deceived. having been told that
tho object Of their venture was to fortfy certain
| towns already in possession OF the Cubaus
IL Is reported tnat IN recent encounter with tho
rebels near Cego de Ava, the latter had thirty-one
Filled, ana the troops suffered no loss at all.
The forces which went to fight the rebels en-
| trenched on the hills OF Narahgo, have returned.
/ After four shots OF grenaaes theE positions we're
taken by assault and the enemy lied. The eutrenct
| ments were destroyed. Severa OF the volunteers OF
Casllla took part III the Aght with a mountaiu now
i1er. The troops were led by Coonel LaquidIln. OF
| the Baza regiment
We learn from officers going on commission to Ha.
vana, as likewise from passengers from Santiago
and Manzanio, that the forces wh.ca the Insurgeuc
| General Uuesada had between Guaslnaro and Canto
| and attacked the convoy which lett auerto Padre.
| amounted 10 1900 men.
Ii IL reported here taat near Santiago an expeli-
ton Of $50 ilibusters had oeen captured with twenty
three Armstrong guns, as likewise large quantity
Of Remington rifles, munitions, provisions ana docu-
ments. IL Is added that before nakllg tlat port all
|
OF those that landed IN Gdantanam0 Is now stated
| that 1870 were shot.
the RapIdo steamer which arrived from Tunas
the 18TH brought the news that the celebrated Mar
moi, with 700 of hs followers, on OF force OF 1000
rebels, mad been killed in battle when had taken
place somewhere, not stated; but 1t Is added lnat
SIX out OF the eight cannon captured III that action
were taken by the troops TO Santiago. The crew OF
| q brig Just arrived brought thus news.
Successful Operations Of General vaimaseda--
Narrow Escape OF I, g AInputia Gnidcs.
| MANzANIIIO. June 20, 1863.
The revolution IN this jurisdiction and that Of
Bayamo is dcfunct This ia all due TO General Val
maseda, and considering the limited elements at his
command it is the more merltoriOus. The reorgani-
zation OF the 'Capitan,as de Partdo' has given the
coup Ge grace to the rebellion. The roads are per-
fectly safe TO traverse now The Capitania Of Jba-
Goa, being supported by strong column OF troops
and volunteers, more than 400 families have pre-
| scented themselves under their protection:
| Tue contre-guerilas OF Perez and EitZa"a nave
! moved from Jibacoa to Qua on beng relieved by
column, to pursue The rebel parties undef Quin'er"
! and Paroles.
siderable dinicuity for Commandment Martin TO bring
| IN hs convoy, with more than 800 individuals, IN
GLIDING women. In the camp Of Jibacoa more than
$500 souls remained, the greater part employed lis
their neld sbors. Not shot had 70 be fired on tha
road.
| The Ampudia Guides. consisting Of forty volun-
teers explored the sta coast b. the mouths OF the
Bney, Hcotea. Canto, virama; !obano ramayo ana
want of drinkable water TO penetrate seven leagues
| from the coast and IN the direction OF GaaimarO,
near santa Ana where an enemy's encaiupmeut
existed in three houses owned by the tnsurgent
chief Aauiiera Being attacked at the bayonet the
| headquarters OF said Aguera. Alter four days OF
! iatiguing mafcn the troops returned.
Naimaseda continues his operations on Nar0nIO,
Colonel Weyler. chief of STAFF. goes to Havana.
The war schooner uuelva arrived on Frdag ana
has gone good service.
I
| The Insurgrnr General Maxine Conner
| Bratep--ynllnnseia's Intended Operations.
! BAYAM0. June 1s 1869.
| large number IT families. in great misery,
! tnue 10 seek our protection
| There can be no doubt that OF all the disturbed
jurisdictions The island those OF Bayaino, Mama
| milo and Jguani the most pacided. To attain
THIS end two things indispcnsablelrst that ail
| respectable inhabitants should be enabled to get
| correct knowledge OF the character OF the revoIu-
ton, and the second that IL was pnay0idabe 20 cut
or more than GOO Individuals from the lists 81 the
! living IN order that the rest might come TO reason
| Lleuten9tit Colonel C3nsat has whipped the
! rebels on Tue most inaccessible mis-, from
! Hoyo dc fpa, IN Gnsa, us far as Bare. on the
| road 10 Santiago. The enemy, commanded
by the Dominican so-cailed General Msxtme
! Gomez, lost many men, OF which eighty Al Killed
alone, and the greater part fed 80 the sieFias where
| only cient African negroes accompanied him. The
Havana companies duafered In Santa Rita and tig
contemporaries, under Boet. did signal service IN
this attack The volunteers OF Datll, III Two salsies,
Killed twenty rebels IN chat locality.
IL Is due TO the indelatgabe zeal Of Lieutenant
Governor Bonanza that city oilers Il vastly i'm
proved aspect. He ~ actively engaged also III
| organizing the administration, having established
| provisional municipality. Many houses are being
repaired or rebuilt.
The entire nne Of the river CautO continues occit
pied by the troops. Many OF tue garrisons beng
! capied by the forces General Vamaseda has not
| safcient number of men to extend bis opcrailo,s
but II he gets the thousand men PROMISED him 10
VIII make continuation with hc advanced Of TutRs
| and Principe when tncy appear.
! representations Rampant--Anatdcr Expedition
! Reported to Have Landed.