The New York herald., 1869-06-10
NAaZAyILLO.

Insnrgen y Cia'Iaing Amnesty-Lnborers Re.
turn to Their Field Pursuifs-Csuerilln En-.
cOunters-Passase of Convoys--vnlnaseda's
Distrihution of Forces-Capturc Of Three
MANzANILIo, May 90, 1860.
On tho ed more than 200 persons, OF all ages ana
conditiors presented themselves to the Governor
for pr.s rson, with the insurgent chiefs, the So
called Generals Ramirez and Fornaris at Their head,
imploring pardon At yegulta more than 5000 indi-
viluas have done the same.
Between this ana BayamO where the plantations
had been abandoned, all the people have returned
TO their field labor
The insurgents In this jurisdiction had most Of
their camps in the ward Of Sierra Maestro, on the
hills OF Cerro Pelado, twenyone TO twentyfo miles
from the city, Governor Ampudla was notified OF
thus on the I4th Their leaders were Generals Mo-
desto Diaz Luis Marcano Juan Hail. Rafael Jer Rios
and Luis Bertoi, the called Governor OF Yara and
Manzanfo. A small column Of $50 soldiers and vol
unteere with one piece Of mountain artillery, under
Ampudia marched In that direction, and, owing to
the rain and mud, did not reach the locality OF
an advance Of volunteers formed into guerillas
under Captain del kio and Lieutenant Eiza2a;
these killed i've OF the epemy's skirmishers,
and 1t was asceriainei that the enemy's camp
amounted TO 500 men. When all our men were in
passed Cerro Pelado we found they had fed. Arriv-
ing at Rio Yara. near Guayabal, the enemy opened
we Killed elk and then the rebels dsap.
peared. We rested In their camp four hours.
The volunteers I'm in Bicano nr Killed nineteen cen
for Calambroso, where the rebels tried TO pop at
rear, but Colonel Land them trap with our guer-
lila cavalry and infantry, killing three. on the 18th
we left for Palmas Atlas, ana continued the march
till we joined the forces on the Bayamo mainway.
manded the MaianSas volunteers nlmbcring iity
men, who being sick, had remained there, Of
,,tifr ofta In nj m
journey we had only one soldier wounded. We
brought along many families and a large convoy of
OK carts, with sixty horses captured from the enemy
besides arms and other enects.
on the 18th the contra-guerilla OF cavalry, under
UaIbar in Jalicc, which was taken az the bayonet
and cost the enemy q loss OF twenty Killed and one
wounded also twenty horses aud splendid mule
belonging TO that mulatto chief; our little force then
Egsd g on ,hn ne ynys,soa sls to WalS
Yafa road. and forty soldiers remain there.
ON the 1stn q company Of engineers passing here
went to the Bayamo road to repair the pipes on the
XsSa T'ysE asa returned on the aS leaving the
On the Sisl 6Gf forces left for Bayamo, commanded
by Brgadief Detendre, TO Join General Nanaseda.
Volunteer GuIdcs, Corona regulars, Cuba 10, and
the First and second Matanzas volunteers. all on
horses sadded in rebel style; total dfty men, com.
manded by one oillcer OF the army and another OF
the volunteers. This force duly arrived there, and
escorted more than 600 individuals back to this city.
General valmasela has distributed his men and
arms in the wards Bayamo in the following man
ner-In Veguitas, 404 men; Cauto Embarcader0.
2JO; Cayamas, 100; Guamo, 1907 Sal, 100; Cauto FL
Paso zoo; Contra Maestro 800: Las Bocas and Cristo
300; Jiguani, 200; Datil aud Rio de Buey, 200, IN
operation-total, 2l0i men. Colonel Ampudla, io
lowing the example has established small forces at
the points OF attack and defence.
ON the 25th Ampuqla sent force OF conra-guer.
ilas to tho woods or Jarico and Hcotea, occupied
by the febes. Our detachment consisted Of the
guides and TWENTY-FIVE men Of the Cuba regiment
INC only obstruction we found there was large en-
trenchment at the river pass near Jutla, where we
were fired upon; but after one or two voilcys fr0m
the guides the rebels abandoned the position. The
nooding prevented our pursuing them as far as
Sabana 10 Mar, where we whipped them
again leaving three cart loads OF dead and wounded;
among the former was prominent CHIEF called
lose Vicente Nuiez. We thus passed over the camps
of san Ramon, San Francisco, Sabana 10 Mar, Mula,
'os small nail convoy Sas come from Bayamo under an
escort Of fifty men under Lieutenant Colonel Cam
The schooner segunda Maria has been ermed,
commanded by Ensign CASTOR, OF the IIuelva, and
who entered successfully the river Cauto with
twelve men, captured three schooncrs nom the
rebels, eighteen miles from Guamo 10 Cayamas near
an intrenct lhent.