The New York herald., 1869-04-29
THE INSURGENTS AT SAGUA LA aRANOE.
Advance of the Allied Troops
in Paraguay.
A ROW IN THE SPANISH CORTB.
Protection Of Emigrants by tic
PrussiaM Diet.
CUBA.

Departure Of General Lesca from Nueyitns-
Revolutionists Dissatisfied With Quesnda--
Arrest Of an American by the Revolutions
ists--American Vessel Wrecked.
HAVANA, April 2s, 1862
Advices from Nuevltas to the Goth inst. have ben
received.
General Lesca left Nuevas last week on his re
turn to Puerto Principe and on Friday had reached
San Antonio without firing shot.
Generals Letona and Escalante, with the Catalan
volunteers and mobiliZed colored troops, marched
from Nuevitas on the 2eth for Puerto Principe.
Four thousand men were actively engaged n
making temporary repairs the railroad between
Nuevitas and Puerto Principe, in order that pror
sions may be transported to the latter point before
the rainy season sets in
IL is reported that the insurgents are dissatisfied
with General Quesada because he is always 0rgan2
ing and never fighting
The insurgents still hold Napoleon Arango pris-
oner. They have also arrested man named Robert
Stevens for condemning the detention OF arrange.
A government tugboat hsd brought into the port
OF Nuevitas as a prize schooner with crew ol
Ave men on board, but no cargo.
Dates from Santiago de Cuba are to the 22d. The
American brig Germana was wrecked or Inagua.
Her cargo consisting OF munitions of war, was
nearly all lost. The wreck was in charge OF the
customs officers
An American Fiiibusicring Expedition on It's
Way TO Cuba--iumGrcd Capture OF Spansh
Mcm-ai-Uar by Monitors.
HAVANA, April -. !
VIA KEY WEST, April 2S, 1869.
The government received notice that an eXpedi-
ton has left nhe Gulf for Cuba under the escort OF
steamer: and two vessels were despatched 10
intercept il. On the receipt OF later information the
Admiral OF the flagship Corona sailed from the
harbor early sunday morning on tugboat
There is an exciting rumor in circulation that
conflict has taken place between monitor and the
Spanish len of war; ana that one OF the latter
sunk and another captured.
The insurgents have reappeared in the vicinity OF
Sagua la rande and again destroyed the railroad.
Success Of the Government Troops In the
Eastern OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Prohibited En-.
tering Porto Rico HarbOr at Night.
HAVANA. April 2s, 1869.
According to the Havana journals the news from
the interior department has Of late been favorable
to the government No great results are announced,
but several skirmishes in which the Spanish troops
were victorious are reported.
The two vessels captured by the Union OF the
vuelta Abajos coast prove to be wreckers.
An order has been issued by the Governor OF
Porto Rico prohibiting vessels from entering the
harbOr OF San Juan at night.
The steamship Eagle, from New York. arrived this
afternoon
Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
HAVANA. April 2s. 1861.
The sugar market is frmer: sales were made to-
day on the basis OF s,s reals per arrobe for No.
IL Dutch standard.
Exchange on London, IL 13h per cent premium:
on Paris par 4 per cent premiums; on United
States, sixty days sight in gold, \ %. per cent
premium; short sight, ga AZ per cent premium:
sixty days. sight, IN currency "a 23 per cent dis