The New York herald., 1869-06-24
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nahos Juan opotuho anu Nlcebte liehi, vi Inn
The reported troubles in Trinidad grew out of the
fact that the Governor, with the regulars stationed
there, went TO the country in pursuit OF the insur-
gents and returned without having accomplished
anything. The volunteers were disgusted at this
ard proposed TO give him mock serenade. He
called them together and informed them that though
nothing mad been done and with his force he was sat
isfed nothing could be, he would with his oflcers
lead them 70 the neld and fight as long as any were
lett alive; at the same time he satisfied none OF
them would return. They did not see it TO accept
the offer, but postponed the serenade.
On Thursday report was in general circulation
that expedition had landed In the Bay OF Cochi-
men. The Diarto denies the report. adding that
kilograms have been received from Lesca and the
Governor OF Colon which make no mention OF any
such landing. An expedition OF 500 men Is
reported to have landed at Guanaja, not lar
from Nuevitas The papers here state tnat
MacambO were published IN the Gazette lnforma-
on was received OF the capture OF the greater part
OF the hundred nlbusters, and It concludes nom the
energetic orders given by General Espinar that they
have all been shot ere this. La Voz de CUBA denies
that Don Pedro Armenteroz Calv0 took part In this
dated at New YORK and endorsed by the Spanish
Consul on the lst inst, rendering IL Impossible.
nj, On the 5.n INST Lnson o. e ahs
volunteers Two days after he was invited 70 re-
sumo his command. but without his secretary, who
has served many years In the Spanish army with
honor Colonel Menduiia, Of the Guines militia
forces IN 70 ad
vices nom Cumanayugua ne had conveyed train
into Siananea without having nred shot:
Madraga owing TO the TACT that the padre refused TO
bury the body Of Spaniard.
From the expedition which landed a. Aacambo
notes or promises to pay to the extent Of two MIL
lions, III denominations OF one, two nve and ten, In
blank, were captured.
Pajaro and has been appointed to command In the
Cmco Villas Don Joaquin Escario, late lntendente
o sS Dy sss on .Ss
funeral was attended by the principal authorities
and large cOrtege OF Spaniards.
There Is no American war vessel In port nor has
there been for more than q week.
An American, named George Abbot Richmond; Of
fuegOs and insurgent documents found upon hs
person. He would have been shot Immediately had
not the commander OF the Nipsic nterfered. He
As am about closing this despatch l have re-
ceved translation OF the manifesto OF the v0lun-
teers which quietly circulated through the city
in manuscript and was seized by the police, and
which forward. also forward another manifesto
lin the origlnaD which passed the censorship.
Capturing Vessels In Cuban WRters-British
Ships Not 10 be MOlested.
The following letter from Commodore Phillimore
r. N, 10 Sir J. p. Grant, X. c. B.. has been pub
lshed ofically In the newspapers OF jamaica 1t is
curious, and we respectfully refer 1t to Commodore
Porter with desire to know If the same privileges
cannot be extended TO the American flag, seeing
that the seas over which the Captain General Of
Cuba claims domain are peculiarly interesting to
U.s.
ABOUKIR, at jamaica May "a, 1862
SIR have the honor 10 inform your Exceency
that the Captain General OF Cuba has acquainted me
that his decree OF the oath Of March last copy en-
closed not intended to apply to British shlps that
no case had occurred and no case should occur when
1t would be put IN force against them.
l have the honor TO be, Sir, your Excelency's
humble servant
AUGUSTUS PHILLIMORE Commodore.
His Excellency Sir J. p. GRANT, X. q. b., Cover
nOr-in-Chief, Jamaica