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Slu DSriKTSssr BUHEav % PROysios, 'sD cloTsse
PROPOSALS FOR RESSES.-SEALED
PROPOSALS. ndorsed ropois for Msiesses Will be received
O'clock The hnesuth day OF N"'emef
1862 Tor spy VI TLohsud Mattresses three thousand Eve
bunt,i delivered q, the NesloTk ka1Ilsd
boa,It ave hHBre The Philadelphia Navy Yard AMI epe thousand
al the Bosioa SaT1.isrL -. ,,..,. -
Yard must the balance NsuJet hnndied
Ar, 20 10 vstsd TIE be delivered
lie And Boston navy ards Inh have cover each
Including itching which 10
e feel 1 nhes 10 enth aud bTone inches aide The covers
n aehcs 10 ensh and twenty niue inches In
Ah The hair ticking aud make must be TO the
p Il the HIvylrs Nswiork Philadelphia and Boston, and at
ibis bureau
To I've hsn1red NayYa Philadelphia and i've hundred al
the Boston within thirty days aud the balance within ninety
day, 'front.' The date Ofthe contract
Bonds approved security will be required one quarter the
.mouH contract aud tueu cent 10 addition VIII
he Nhrd OF each payment collateral security Tor
The due which rrssTvaSon VIII not be PAD
ubtll ths contract Ia fully c0uplsi uith.
Esry accompanied b. written gafhntee sgne y
one responsible persous that The bidder bidders M s
or their accepted obligation within tFe days Win
goo 20 furnish the articles proposed
proposal M be considered Uplets accompanied BY such guarantee
And tie department tho right 90 reject proposal unless s
spohsy The guauuio certified TO by s Assessor Of nersi
sTerue or District which they reside and unless the license re-
rd y Act Of Congress furnished With the proposal well as 10
r proposal not considered % 'hs
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
~ RiCHINGs ENGLISH OPERA 49,.
CAROLINE sRhsoS 6oMMkSrEs nov IS
Grand Sn'on hls hy5s Artists ?. the Stages Full Chorus A0'
., NO ADVANCE MADE ON THS PRESENT POPULAR
10. sheets for III. sal. o, .pvs seat. ou, any extra charge
open Wednesday, Nov TO- at sehnss No. 7oi Broadway Ere
Railway Once Twenty hrds and FinhAsnue Hotel and at the
Grand Opera House. .-. .. n" . f-.
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Ws6sssbSY Nov Pa D&VoIo
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth-ave.
~ EDMUND PAICoSERs BENEFIT.
,-.,I, CHARLES 0MALLEY' aud THE PITCHES, g
two Irish comic sensations
MADAME ANNA BISHOP ~
HER SECOND GRAND CoSCBRr
sfRrSwAY HALL MONDAY Nov IS
EMINENT We VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL TALESR.
Pnl particulars in fatufe advertisements
ERENCH THEATER. English Drama
6 ef s faii "i sosbs4 SS SR
1ss Rss4 d.% Cana ,S i'm
P S hSRsGo s 81 I T2SS b s
Balcony BoIes 81, Family Circle zoe - l,l-0-' '
MATINEE SATURDAY and THANKSGIVING DAY.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER, -
-, Txeni,.oatih, Fanh Hotel; begin. us
MUCH s sbUSs f S ETHEL
S EsEar F FSEIs nOLt h B BaShSs
sAf kSIhISs aArf nj Last Tins. As YOU IIKR IT.
NOsDAY-"cASTR" with Mra CHANPaAr. ~
NIBLOs GARDEN. l-IF' -,
SvrsP ;' EVENING n X a. sAEM RF
The IOiniabls COmedsnne,
win .rp.~ in John BrOuaAAH,. d,,@a ss,slsd
. r., ID. u. -.- and THE MARCHIoERss %.
TS GFf scRsRRT AfSo Sf de- ALL NEW.
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FOR SAIL .,,. ,oov no,,,sou,,
Al BksrOL, Pa -,
The MI nearly and nov 10 ueess,fal operation .lth a
delivered the property and cohvenien The
o ESeTyhhg In and slou he
M IN 6ntca order On competition sh the above prop
eTty ia
LARGE FORGE,
w1TIFA LARGE AMOUNT or MACHINERY. kc,
which be put running order mall eIpehse WIN be d"po'su
ofiD whole part, n fatOAbie terms
Apply " % address
}. L. SHOEMAKER,
Bristol. PeHnsylvshA
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miscellaneous.
ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS.-TRAYELERS
~ ARTICLES. Hhosgsls sbd retsiSe Leather lruhks; ads
De AID BouBet THks elegant hoVo spd Russia Leather ialst
ag Toilet sad ~ PsT NGus manufacture JOHN
NAt1NAC Mabuuttf sud Inporsr re BfusdWty metropolitan
h'tf' b1idur asa eosBsr Of broadway aHd Waist
II l.. SMITH g. Co.,
ATLANTIC flour MILLS.
Nos. p 10 andlZ Hanlton 4ts, Br0okrh
SeN.iok OHrr No. 10 Nnuhsi,
W. Ats e,ey respect super 60 aby1g Of r bna nov 10
lpsfsiioh in Gle Uutd Stare.
Choe, IoHI gi al rssa ,aibe for bste Or maet
n Y. CITY MISSIONS. - The Missionaries
Fse gFtadestthtas among The respectable especially 10
1Y 81 eoihilg eusbe sfissd religions ices the
ssFssciigy ak IL iesds lsn DONATIONS 81 easro1 gar
7" sty ~ tb Assou fbapaf al sste be 10 No ~
DUE moss ihfg sig be esllsd ~. VI .. W. .H -
GO. j. AlNGLSS supsrBsh3srt Of Misslons
ahsipnr
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6ouutm Stul Cstai, for SaIu.

TOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN--A vnlu-
IL allie SRA ISLAND COTTON PLANTATION containing lSS
Certses River - miles nom Hilton Hss
c. aud " miles from the Savannah Railroad IL has river front OF
e. With from ~ Supplies can he received 500
produce shipped the dock e house The lAt9 sip'et
also productive oioo nee
posoes and Ro Adjoining TIE PaBi.ob spd held BY owner
presumption right huudfe' Of acres Do. marsh ahotdhg M
Pine Hekory and other nber Ga the plantation splendid
od MANSION aud OuthOusra NOV Of tDa costing
originally hah ssEsd for The whole papsru he s'a
btaaa 81 Ma gnoas ard bre OEts and The
drive salpg from the main q ~ ls dsahi lined With
noble Old feS their measuring 81 st 10 diameter and brAfs
EprsdpR nearly 100 feet desirable pauiaeB for cotton papt
iug asd the location beautiful aud extremely heA WI
for 40 slow portion 81 tho pntohlse to ~
nah bond mortgage hs yes Ops good crop vii
psy properly Tho ale petitoi. l i" +
For fgD particular HDpJ " or AdtJ,ss - -. :. - ID.
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Cost auS found.

Cost auo found.
I OST-A PROMISS0RY NOTE, made 10y ..
a. r. ARCHER payable Suyraut Buk the order
s1AkSA BISHOP br u ~ 900 due The 6th Dag Of February
bo bss been stopped al ptrons e CAUTIONED and Heg
% tbe the fldtr Will be- hbaT rewarded by eurnlng tie
~ 10 no b. West Fny s-cotl.st. a L. BISHOP.
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auttiuu Sails Of StaI Gsiatt.
j. JOHNSON, JE, Auetoaeer. .
b GrCTToNEERs and
Nc. 25 NIuAU.sr.. con CEpARSr., Rav.YoAl


No. 20 NAnAutr, COR CEDARkT, hGvfoAL -.
cy Residences Stores Lop County ssat and Farms boug sed
rented exchanged Losns HeFosid Auction Sales Of PaHTe he
= III o. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10th. 1853. 700. t''.
occasion they will positively ss without limit
$50 VALUABLE 2la WARD BROOKLYN LOTS. sPLEHD1DLY
SITUATED. on THR GREAT LIMB oP IMPROVEMENTS Be
: ', BROADWAY AND yyLTos.AvBSuE RArLRohDS 81 e
ENTIRE BLOCK BOUNDED hy HOWARD aud sARATO0EAVg-
EUES. MACON and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -. -.
ENTIRE BLOCK bounded By HOWARD aud bARATO0AAFB
EUBS. DECATUR and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :. -.
ENTIRE BLOCK bounded BY SARATOGA and HOPKNSoHAYE.
SUEs BAIEDRlDGkSrkEBr and the BROOkLfH and JAMAICA
ENTIRE BLOCK bounded by SARATOGA and HoPK1NsOEAvE
sUBS McDOE0UGH and DBCATURSTRBBTS. '..F :.
ENTIRE BLOCK ercepnk (fonts BToldwAy bounded By
MACON and HALSErBTRBhTs sARAToGAAVENUBa and BROAD
0sB GORE OF GREAT vALuR, 100 PEET LONG the entire
mont HALSBY'sTREBT, between HOWARD and sAhAfoGA'
BNfRs yRoYT side Of HowARDAyB, bst-ssh Decatur
ENTIRE FRONT on west aide of HowARDAvB between MELON
SOUTHWEST CORNER Of HALsEYsT and HowARD.A AVE-
ValuAble c0rntt lot. o. f....
This viii be hs largest important sale Of the season The
owner and aueonee intend business and positively that
syeTy will he soh tbs highest bidder. ' u
The PROPERTY line Of the Ninth Ward
NewYork City Hall than Central Park
aud the bridge completed will be far accessible Many
Of within throw Of the Broadway Railroad and all
between and the FatoTe Railroad Lots iRRerfor City no
Wais than the shove bring feady from $500 $4,000
sale Maps and fan particulars oe. Of JOHNSON
MILLER Is Nssau,L ~ W and ISL hoatsgneIi Broohlyn
RENNET g. KLENEN, AnctOneers and Real
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AUCTION SALES OF WESTMINSTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE .. '
ny 4. j. BLEECKER, SON & co,
81 Of ad Ossrng mile from Scarborough Sta
the Hudson Rive Railroad SblJo
AUCTION SALES OF RICHMOND COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
BY JOHNSON MILLER-GRASD VIEW PARK, CAsTLfToS
with rk l..s. calL.aa sllo0
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rs Il 'ao1a error o'i 20 ono" 1o,la 'Ta1oa
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AUoTtON sALEs or NEw.YoRK REAL EsrArE.
AUCTION SALES or KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE

Teeory bel and lot No 299 West l2st date Troy
81 t6 Nv OF tbtt Lot tsaS9. $40
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
COURT OF APPEALS.
Before the Full Bench.

DcloTc tle run BeDCn.
The Court OF Appeals met in the Senate Chamber
at Albany on Tuesday morning at ten O'Clock, with a
full bench of appeal judges. The day was chiefly
spent In setting down cases and hearing motions.
The Case Of The People u.s. Thompson was set
down for the second Thursday.
Rookie as. At,DoOd.-Ordered placed at foot Of
general calendar. To be submitted.
No. 13S. Fisher Us. Hoie.-Reserved till Septem-
Der term.
S1ctKlldn rs. Bepilett.-Ordercd on calendar for
September term.
QuacEen6ush Us. Sout,,oich.-Ordered on special
calendar as NO. 16I, and set down for first Monday.
No. 40. Hutton Us. BdbcOcf.
No. 466. Packard Us. WOOf.-Motion to correct
order made at March term. Court took papers.
No. 20. Baker Us. MutudhTnsly'dnce CDDpDdnu was
struck from the preferred calendar
No. 20. C0ster rs The Mayor. de-, Of Aibdnu-
Struck from preferred calendar.
wright as. MiUey.-Motion to dismiss appeal taken
from the affirmance at general term OF q Judgment
obtained by default. Court took papers.
washington Life Insurance COD,Ddnv rs. Lr,r-
renee d Rtchmond.-Motion to dismiss appeal.
Court took papers.
lMorro,o u.s.. Richardson.-Motion to set aside
Judgment by default. Granted with twenty dollars
COSTS and remtt,tur ordered returned from Superior
Court ana case to be submitted at the present term.
Jones rs. WdtsOn.-MoIon TO set aside an order
dismissing the appeal Granted with costs OF mo.
tion
Friday.
Bag rs. Ca,7.ington-Moiion to set aside de-
fault taken In this court. Granted on payment OF
costs OF motion ana costs since service OF notice to
serve case.
No. 21. Kay Us. Whitaker.
No. 25 Bergen u.s. Whutdkef.-Motion TO dismiss
appeal. Court took papers.
Cdpe u.s. Aiden.-0rder to show cause why case
should not be revived. Granted.
ForTester u.s. Abboa.-Appeal dismissed, with
costs.
Deacon rs. McKap-Appeal dimsscd with costs.
rfiIndR u.s. ShdH-Motion TO DISMISS appeal.
Court took papers.
People Is. Tgrk q ors-set down for first Friday
No. "a. Kelly Us. The corn Exchange Banh.-
Argued.
No ~. clark rs. GOofridge. Drake as. GOod-
Tfdge: Drake ~. GOodf'fdge
No. 2s. Cidrh rs. Goody1dge from calen-
dar as not entitled TO preference.
No. 90 7dber rS. Gdrd,er.-Passcd.
No 80. HubbcU as. Sibtey.-Appeal dismissed with
out costs.
No. 9 and No. 2To. Moore u.s. Liiteti, heard u.s.
JdctSOD.-ArRued together. George T.. Comstock
Jor appellants. ID. p. Barnard for respondents.
Adjourned 10 half-past nine O'Clock, Wednesday
morning.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
CHOLERA IN GAMBIA, WEST COAST or AFRICA

by the last accounts dated the 17th OF May, re.
ccved from the Gambia, II appears that the cholera
which had almost entirely ceased In McCarthy's
Island has now broken out with great virulcnco at
Bathurst, the seat OF the government. Admiral
Patey, the administrator OF the government had in
anticipation OF the disease taken every precaution
for It's prevention or mitigation; gangs OF men had
been employed cleaning the streets and burying
every sort OF lth or nuisance: part of the general
store had been converted into q temporary hospta
To hold nity or sixty patients, and fourteen stations
opened in the town for the distribution OF medicines
The first decided case appeared on the 9th OF May
ana rom That date the disease rapidly spread-fron
seven deaths on the 9Th TO seventeen on the OH,
twcnty-nine on the lth and thirty two on the 15h
out OF a population OF about four thousand. The
total number OF deaths up to the nth of Nav were
100; OF these none were Europeans. The disease
seems to be OF the most violent character: three or
four hours are reported TO he the longest attack
while many drop dead after as many minutes
The cholera having hitherto been unknown 10 tho
natives, panic has taken possession OF thom and
the Administrator and his secretary, Mr.. Fowler
have been Obliged TO bury the dead In trenches act
ting the example with their own hands as the only
way 10 induce the natives % assist IN the work. The
disease IS also spreading atnoGg tue native towns
along the rlyer.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
Would could pardon the evil which. with them' you

Would could pardon the evil which. with them, you
have inflicted on our country"
who have left the island still continues, the GGcef0
recently containing new lists OF persons VINO nave
left various cities In the INTERIOR
Dona Rosa Aranguren, widow OF fenpe Golcuria
and Don WenceslaO Galvez are summoned to appear
at the sequesration office Ito inform them OF busl-
ness in which they are concerned"
and q company OF engineers recently arrived from
Bayamo and ManZanillo via Batabab0. The officers
had no other escort on the way than four orderes
and were not molested. The engineers are what Is
left OF those who did service uader Colonel Loho
between Manati and Tuhas and subsequently under
valmaseda in Cauto and SaladlllO.
The public subscription for the Havana volunteers
up TO date amounts TO 27S2, and expenditure TO
s55, go, leaving balance In hand OF sl7,l6l
The Hayara municipality now owe the gas CON-
pany $500, 900, and is totally unable TO pay.
The Captain General has authorized Mr.. Adolphus
Il. Reed TO act as commercial agent IN Cardenas for
Great Britain having been appointed thereto by her
MaJesty's Consul General in Havana.
The absurdity OF the claim OF certain New York
journal that the steamer Arago took out passengers
and munitions for the insurgents can be seen at a
glance III looking at the time OF her sailing from
New York and her arrival az st. Thomas IL is an
admitted fact that she left Sandy Hook ON the even
ing OF Tuesday, the Attn OF May. Your correspond
ent at st. Thomas, writing on the 18th. an
nounces the arrival there on the ll OF the Araao,
and that ''she Ia 10 act as convoy to the Munco
Capac." AS every navigator knows, the average
steamer time between the two points Is six and one
half TO seven days. The Arago must therefore,
have gone direct and could have had no time for the
transfer of 'arms, ammunition, artillery, clothes
provisions and passengers" which, under favorable
circumstances at sea, would require from thrty-sX
to forfy-elght hours.
A meeting OF Peninsulars took place at the Tacon
theatre last evening" The results have been kept
secret but 1t Is reported that the proposition to send
q commission to Puerto RICO to NEE: Rodas TO as
OF deciding upon their action for the future, was dis
cuSsed.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
HAYTi.
Affairs at -. Marcs-Thc Mount vcrnonn-
Counterfeit Haytien Money In Circulation
snInave's Anticipated Abdication.

-ninavc's Anticipated AbuicutiOn.
KINGSTON, ia, June 2 1899.
The schooner Prince Consort arrived late yester.
day from st. Mares. She reports all quiet at that
port. Twelve vessels were loading with cotton and
coffee. The former was worth $50 and coffee $500
Haytien. Exchange 220 to go. Two vessels were
expected at st. Mares, the Florida and the Atlanta
70 ION the revoutionsts President Nissage
was slck win fever. The steamer Clara Helena
iate Mount vernon, was at anchor az 81. Mares She
nau very narrow escape from capture by the Alex
ander PetOn on the west end OF II8yti, where the
latter was waiting her arrival on her passage from
jamaica she altered her course seeing the Alex
ander Petion, winch Immediately gave chase: but
being the faster craft she escaped in the night ana
entered harbor safely.
We learn from Port au Prince that an enormous
quantity OF counterfeit paper money has bc en- fund
IN circulation at Gonaives Port au Prince and Cane
Haytlen, and IL ~ strongly suspected that some of
sanave's navy have been engaged IN distributing IL
for their own advantage. The notes are evidently OF
I0reign manufacture.
IL is considered evident ha, salnave is preparing
Tor sudden retreat TO Turks Island, where his
house is being got up In great style. The picuuets
are becoming dsgusted ana are forsaxinp him for
the more popular ranks OF General Dominpue
whose influence ~ steadily on the increase ana who
Is making ground every day IN the Interest OF the
revolution.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
NUEysTaS.

engagement Between Puerto Padre and Las
Tunas-Donato MarmOl Reported Killed.
Loss of the Spaniards.
NUEvITAs, June s, 1869.
The Spanish war steamer Buzan arrived yesterday
from Puerto Padre, bringing news of very heavily
contested engagement which took place between
that point and Las Tunas. The troops which left
here on the 25th ut. under Brlgader Farrer. to
force the convoy which had been driven back started
for Las Tunas with the train the 26th. They met
with sharp firing from the outset, which eliminated
In general engagement. The Spaniards re-
port that the insurgents tried. In three
different attacks, to wreSt the carts from
them, aad were every time repulsed with heavy
loss and that Donate Marmol, the general COM
manding, was killed. They profess to have found
ana Identified his body; but this Is doubtful there
Is no reason to believe that If killed his body would
fall into their hands. They confess to loss OF
ninety-hye killed and wounded. Among the former
was Major Boaiche, one of their bravest officers.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
Bnse Ball Notes.

To-day the "Red stockings" play the Eckfords at
the Union grounds and tomorrow they VIII prob
ably play the IrvingtOns, at Irvngton, N. J.
To-day the Empires and Socals VIII play at Ho-
bOken.
Tomorrow the Mutuals and "Haymakers' will
play on the Union grounds.
On Saturday the Mutuals play the Stars at the
Capltone and the Ecklords play the "Haymakers''
at the Union grounds
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

Mcponsld i,to.a. r. O. Wright q Gould Z; An;ou. 81
Foul bound cs.chss~Fsrg1son. catches TS :; Aliso1'a
Base pay-Put out BY Pearce l; Smith, start, W rke'
total g.
Pike, q. Wright 8; Waterman 1; Allison Sweasy,
McNey,l. -
Double plays by-G. Wright and Gould putting out Start
and Smith, and by Mcvey and Gould putting out fra and
Crane.
Run out-Leonard by Pike Smith and Pearce.
Outs foul bas-Atlantic, times; Cincinnati, times
Bases on called bals-Chapman, l Ferguson z; ALI
son, J.
UmpreMr NJ. NJ. Rogers, OF the Lowell Club, of Boston
Scorers-Messrs. Hurley and Delaney
Time OF game-rw0 hours and forty-hve minutes.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
Encounters and Achievements OF the Havana
Modified Order Volunteers.

SASTl ESPIHirC, June 4, 1869.
An Official communication OF the military CON-
mandant, dated Jobos May 81, contains the account
given by the captain Of the sixth company Of the
0rden battalion OF chasseur volunteers OF an excur
sion In pursuit OF the enemy TO distance OF nfty.
four miles IN about eighteen hours with fifty infantry
and MY cavalry. On the 2Sth they reconnoltrcd
and passed the Rio Grande where the enemy was
found occupying the hamlet OF Guayos. The troops
penetrated and encountered camp OF rebels, which,
after little resistance was taken, with sixty horses
and the rations Of the enemy, many arms ana sad
dies. IL appears the number was 200 men, from
Principe. they were speedily dispersed, taking away
many wounded and leaving two dead on the field.
The troops had not man wounded. In the night
they halted at St. Teresa, taking the woods oil 81.
Marcos, and returned on the 3lst
The New York herald., 1869-06-17

guin-IrOOps Operating in C0untry-Attack
sugar Estnte-War Vessels.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June 8, 1869.
Since my despatch of the 3Oth ult. we have nothing
further from Mayari and nothing is positively known
OF the movements OF the busers since their escape
from the NIpe peninsula. Ii is currently reported
that they took the road to Holguin.
party Of insurgents recently attacked the garri.
son on the Santa Isabel sugar estate, but re-
pulsed The troops from this city are all IN the
country ana the volunteers are doing guard duty
dero bY steamer.
The North German war steamer Victoria is in port.
The weather remains fine.
Colonei Camara, in a despatch published this
morning, claims to have defeated the insurgents at
san simon, near mere, ana 10 have taken two
non from them The troops mad several wounded.
Loss OF insurgents not stat ed
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
Third Defeat Of the Rebels in sieuanca-Ar-
rivn' OF the vascongnde Volunteers, with
General Lesru

ClESFUEGos, June 10, 1852
For the third time our troops have been In the
vale OF Siguanea. Three columns went TO the point
which the rebels Of Cinco vnlar thought mpregnable
on account OF the strong intrenchments which they
had constructed, and the result has been
the same as previously. The intrenchments
garrisoned by 700 men, had to be aDan.
doned by them as soon as TAKEN with
having TO ny quickly 20 Camar0nes. Slguanea and
other such strOnghods should be occupied perfna.
nently, for when a small force would sufice and
then the nsurrection In Trinidad, Santa Clara and
Cenluegos woald soon be at an end. The concen.
tratiOn at specific points Is wholly unnecessary.
The number OF rebels IN Trinidad santa Clara aud
Cenfuegos may amount to 1900 men.
General Lesca and the Nascongados volunteers
manner
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
TRINIDAD.
Fighting Continued Without Decisive Re.
sul;s-A Long ana BarbarOus War in View.

TRINIDAD, June g. 1869.
The state OF affairs here is about the same. In the
jurisdiction around here we have some light skir-
mishes with the rebels, and it generally turns out an
even affair. Sometimes one gains and then the
other. How long things VIII continue in this way 1T
Is utterly impossible for one to say; and unless our
country puts stop TO their barbarous actions It Will
take years for II to wiad up the way they are going
The presence OF the United States war steamer
NIpsic in the har6or or Casida affords the American
citizens here feeling OF confidence in their personal
safety.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following IL complete list Of marine trans.
fers from the custom House from the l4th TO the 18Th
inst. -
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
Of the Rural Capitanias-
Another Rebel Chief Dcad-Women and
Children Prohibited from Leaving Home
Police Regulations.

MANlANlibD' Juuc D. loOj
General Valmaseda from his camp at Bayamo,
follows up the enemy without respite. Having re-
established the "capianias OF Cauto, Guiso, Datl,
Horno Barrancal and Yaribacoa, an immense num-
Der of rebels have come forward for pardon.
Another chief, nicknamed Guayraje, terrible in as
sassinations, has been killed by his own followers,
who have presented themselves Tor pardon bringing
with them his head.
Very few OF the flbusters that landed near Mayari
remain: in two fights they lost 40s men and all their
ammunition.
Governor Ampudia has ordered that no women
or children shall accompany the forces leaving for
forage or on any other service; that meat fowls,
other eatables be brought In or carried out without
the necessary permit from the police; and, finally
that no trees shall be feed 10 be burnt for charcoal
without permission from the police.
The New York herald., 1869-06-17
More fniprisonncnis-- Expected Arrival d
General Lesca and the vascobgados.

SANTA CLARA, June 9, 1859.
on the night Of the 3Oth ult the following persons
were Imprisoned:-Matas Pons, Antonio Banch
ls1oro Tr5ta, Francisco Martinez Pupo Jose Gomez
ana other residents Of this city.
TIE NascOnRadOs volunteers are anxiOusy ex.
peced hcrc they are destined TO garrison THIS uris-