, 1869-06-08
CUBA.


Their Fight With the spaniards.
1loFaaa tsay ., c'"1;..atf"+e .s.. ~ Tx se0 lert
.n,-.x. .o,,. =, 1T fs. tsa- ,,
the expression ID the mouth Of evc.S cut'so .Tr1-
pa1hlz1n3 with the revolution, on S.n!a. and
Monday last The nhonsteEs bad landed, s?sn!sn-
until every man, woman and chllA In this blessed
city OF uaEana had been sarfeited with several
Ths ofieia, sccount Of Ihc landing of the III.
busters, however, reads thus:
tn.4a.dassia Gs"t'nt 9 liz Ea<e" Department. Sec
The econnta.aaeset-A5sasa. :. A4y.5 uaas: t;,. et
lowing: HaTi1s Teer.ed positive Iatolfna.toa that 70
Ye,E rs ass e he III b Z sp
ya!i.at CAPTAIN poq Ausa,n aSs0 vi,lo Ndth ~ 81
rs r Is = nm a
them III the cd stcti, a.Ait) taking ts7ca pe-.
.,.. Il . :a5e Ts ss nd ~
a1 % sSnsns sIo,ni: = h: r. oa4 r
ias up i1eiy afe t9oop., los saanaaltsea
H H5es 5e:s e sS Est Z
ssn.ss. q q f9 ND Is
sasaasa sSs II = Ss,sa Pesl.ass & +,
By order. The C6ief ct sta1 ,
ER ERs;, aste HI t;f:n 4ss the Spanish rooster n.,
news as paous5ed By he toasnals, and saea .
aon lie nlsa. of tns IN 70 sas IN Instant
f.em go 70 ~ men. Mith signt seees OF ,des s1s
kamou- The Span!ah steamer Guantananot
1rom Cuba. for NAyaT1, arrived there thg DAY
medisiely on learning what had happened 70 ad-
wise the authorities and cruisers. While going
1Ied On tnIice 6J he as1rgents ihe a5ots csnslag
some damage TO The hun aud r1ggtng. Ine was
steamer then trrd In the bushes On the snose a.
-H,AIn IN
sailed }orth In search Of the enemy, aud had 70
q sss q se saR
IT, when, 1t the eonnd Of the cornes. they ruated
Ta tns tas sas ssa1 s
!" me fag vn,eh tie fnsursents haa aytng over
aseratios III % r.cemen II Caba' II was cspsured. II
| same other lady emhEuldeEe1 has to present ds&
g g espsr u asy
'On the e0tn Inst. the steamer Guantanamo
carried lao men TO MayaH, and the MaEseils. which
togrJher with further relnfoFcements brought "
the mencf:war Alrca, Andalnta, and fssro NJ
inscription On The captured nag states that It VAS
| presented 10 the Mnemcn Of Liberty BY Mrs
Taese Wels tne Of oiea md semioteni II aceonnt.
published IN relation 10 tbs affair, and from the
tenor Of the Official report and ~ oomnastic style.
| II EAs easily seen that J coloreA gentleman was
once more IN the wood-pue. The En!t.i States
man-o! WEI, Sarzaeansett, nom Suerttast brought
the following account from Spanish and other
soursss, differing materially f-om the shove &C
"Tne steamers .asago and Pctit brought 100
1hiie he M lt1aso 90 .snaiaed outside, landing then,
at Nipa Hay, l3o miles east Of Snesttas ou the
night Of The 18th, together H1th eighteen de!d
threw up intrenchnents and mounted eight Of
their guns, there being no troops to prevent either
move The nan-ot-waz Marselln entered the ba!
discovered the encampE1enk, and Immediately
when awa1e that the insurgents uad artillery, an.l
that they knew how to handle il, every sho.
Win her hnl1 and rigging. thu Marsea
returned On the following day, with tho
, gunboat Africa and 800 men. Who dsen aarlei
stoTmed the eutrcnchmensA capturing the guns.
They were, However, Immediately dtslodged ~
The Enllbustess, who re8alnel possession ot the
.. killing, nccording to Official information forty
, men, and woundlng seEealy-sl1. who were car
r1ed to Santiago dc Cuga
: Nassau, cons!sstng Of nlnetr.etgbs men, was
| landed without trouble at Ncuvas Grandes,
!. fifteen miles east Of Neuvit1z. Men aud amm1n
I tain and Grew Of the steamer hare returned Z
kcy West. plentttuliy provided with funds, ttt
steamer nay;ng been seized q Nassau for ylol..
war hare been cruising along the coast In seAlct
| OF the SalyAfof, but she %Ea4ed not outy thtl
s1t als9 as ssaa @ 81 ae Spanish Sd isdlssss
. seveEn1 more expected within the next twt
,, rs, bringing about one hundred Wouaded, "a,
( captrzel cannon aud another c1ptuEeI n1g
: ncsvJ tEsttng hal been going On oetEeen III
| eurgtnta At NAyan and other plnces- The days o
khc Dtario. bruised soldier appear 10 have gont
@ s1 5saa "a 1h atS q 5a
| been Killed.