The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30

| count with q sketch OF two OF the more prominent
| tary 70 hrs subjects. or Quesada he says
| Ho is tall in STATURE rather stout, or dark COM
tacne and goatee, and Is about fortynSe ysars Of
age. HIS dress Ii generally OF lead color Of q
terai resembling SIX, or OF black, with white
red one. He wears valuable finger rings PIN In ais
| cravat and two magnificent watches. with two chains
about his neck, one or which Is set with emeraids.
| He carries y small revolver, mounted wllh ivory,
and Cd his saddle, which was made at Puerto Prin-
| cipe. four valuable six-shOoters lie has q badge
made OF silk and patent leather the former with the
coors red, yellow, blue aud white. bearing the arms
81 n MeSlc0; his SWORD IS o. great magahcence e
OF arms His hat, winch Is also of lead color, bears
the Cuban cockade with the arms OF the republic
ZEN ciefaes aud the initials v. c. l.. in letters OF
gold He generally mounts horse oil golden color
| or black one. aud always has rs reserve a largo
mule and an extra horse.
AT Oretaha. near Najaza he has fffty horses-his
| personal property-and ne has 200 more at OJo de
/ Aqua, which no one ever mounts At san Jose de
linima, nearly front OF La Selba not long ago lie
| had twelve horses In stable. His star wear red
flannel shirt white pants. boots OF common leather.
! with tops or the same material, Panama hats or
1 those made OF the native palm, with cOckade IN
front, having Dordered wreath and The initials V.
o. L. In silver The star is composed OF thrty-five
| men, in whom he mas confidence. Its members
| carry revolver, Spencer rifle and o machefe or
| small sword. HIS body guard wear blue flannel
| shirt black or white pants, palm hats and use
| swords. All are well mounted with horses shod on
| the four feet and well equipped.
! Quesada IL represented as a despot proud, san
gunary and cOwardiy. He treats all, save the meai-
| TO be shot tor mere trine. His capacity Is very
limited. and his record OF service among the nsnr-
gents rs also IN Mexico, Is stained wti the most
| uncaled-for crimes
or ChichO Vaides he says:-He is short in stature
stout, about the same age az 9aesada and wears his
! beard IN the same manner. He 10 dark, and few
gray hairs are making their appearance on his head.
| He wears boots. made OF cotton duck, and hat
nearly a lead color 1T is to be presumed he has on
! his person other articles OF wearing apparel but
| these are not mentloned) he is despotic, san
| CULINARY, a thiel and incendiary IL was he who
there though Pedro MERCER tailor, has been ac-
| cused OF this. lie calls rne negroes ms 'carnal
br0tlersi' te DaafiOs caT1tnies and his are
| tinnaiy deserving from him. One moonlight night
| IN the month OF september, while his men were IN
quarters, lie had hung fifteen negroes because they
/ had music and dancing little longer than he per
hitted. and ae daily hangs blacks and whites for
trl1e.
Spanish Accounts from Various Points or the
| tnsurreciion-Property of Cubuns Embur-
| goed-DiAposi,ion Of Political Prisoners.
HAVANA, Oct. 70, 1869.
! We have information mostly from Spanish
sources from various points or the insurrectlon
! but It is OF little Importance.
| The steamer Nuevo Almendares arrived here from
! Sagua and Caibaren on the 18th. The insurgents
continue their forays in that vicinity coming and
] going with great celebrity and rendering necessary
the EXTREMIST vigilance on the part OF the auhori.
ties and chiefs OF columns. The rain had ceased and
| the roads were becoming passabe. But recently
! party Of Insurgents had come upon three four
! farmers, who were volunteers, in the vicinity OF
| Remedies, and shot them in the field where they
we're at work. A party OF volunteers from that
place went out In pursuit, up with them and
dispersed them, killing i've.
The Commanding General OF Cinco Villas, under
date OF the 18th, telegraphs that Captain vizcaino
| had destroyed an encampment In the mountain
JlquI. causing eight deaths, aud among them the
commandef, ignacio Garcia. An encampment IN
| iaguaranas had also been destroyed.
1ne TOiuntdrfo OF ManzaniIlo OF the nth saws
Colonel Vicente Vlares attacked the camps Plata FL
Cause and Don Joaan with several ass
quaaiy OF arms and Killing four Other encounters
reported ~ that artdc,on IN sagaa San Juan de los Re
! out interest.
! OF young men who had left that city under a safe
conduct from the Governor are now officers in the
insurgent ranks. Cholera. something ike it. had
! appeared in that Jurisdiction.
| During the week the papers here have published
certain communications purporting to be wrHten by
| our Pacneco and addressed 10 Carlos Manuel Ces-
pedes They dated the arst at Cadlz the 30th or
June; the second same place, 18th OF July, ana the
third al Cordova, the 2Stii OF July, and go show
| that the republican outbreak in Spain was the work
OF the Cuban Saborantes They are written In very
| bad spanish. and evidently b. person assuming to
be or IN reality ilhterae. The papers here all
| aionR insisted that this republican movement was
In connection with the instruction here ana II gen
ulne these documents go 10 prove IT, forward you
originals.
The office Of secretary 70 the Lieutenant Governors
throughout the island has been suppressed and the
| employees under them dismissed -''' ''s
recently applied for pardon which was granted ~
DE Rodas came TO TINS city, and after remaining for
panions in the heid leaving note to the hotel pro-
prietor That his bill would De setued by the Captain
| General.
have been embargoed:-Juan Ventura Cardet, Rafael
de Leiya Priscliano Cardet, Claudia Batista, Fede
| rico HidalgO, Carlos Guepard, Jose Maria Radio,
| Rafael Guepard. Jose Gonzalez Pupo, Jose Herman
| DEE de los Muros, Jose Rodriguez, Anceto Lopez,
uc1o os 'Vs e.ra 1 ranc0
zaiez, Manuel Grave de Peralta Bernardo Espinosa,
Juan Bautista Armestoy, Guillermo Cardet Juan
| Jacinto Gucreno Jose Antonio Rubio. Jose Gable
| thpo}, Arcade Aguilera. Santiago Maria Jiminez,
| Juan de Paula Roas jaime Masc0 Y Dellando. Fran
cisco Gonzalez Pupo. Jose Antonio Paterson, Anna
/ dor Ochoa, Quintii0 Vliareai, Manuel Guerra Ia
mayo, Jose Joaquin Casselianos, Carlos Telez Pedro
Also OF the following In the United States the
| first lawyer ana the other doct0r:-jose ignacio
| Rodriguez, Francisco Ruiz.
The following disposition has been made OF politi.
cal prisoners:-To be sent TO the Peninsula ana
ment-Don Teodoro Miro. Ordered to changc their
| domicile la the island Secundin0 Cabrera,
ancsG pa, a Tara Gaspar Geealo Jose
| Joaquin Duartc Alvarez, Juan Rodriguez Leon,
ReQino Martin, Jose Rodriguez Hernandez, Fabian
| Moreno iibre Quirin Pedroso.
- To be placed at iiberty-Agustin Albores Jesus
| Maria Albores Antonio Rogue de la Cruz Rafael
| Castell0n Jose D. fRueroa, Pedro Perai, Gaspar
| Trueba, Molena, Juliana crolla; Moreno, Hermene
glldo Sotolongoi Moreno, Severino Salgado; Moreno
| Limo Salgado.
Ranored Cooperation Of spanish and Cuban
| Republicans.
La Preiaso, OF Havana, OF october 10, Publishes a
| voluminous correspondence from Cadiz and Cordova
in Span purporting to be from the republican party
| IN that country, acknowledging receipts OF money
| and arms from the Cuban Insurgents One OF the
special points mentioned Ia that the general outbreak
Is fixed for All SANTA Day, November l. (Which will
be the fatal dav for the provisional government. {"
The CHIEF points OF simultaneous action mentioned
| are Here's, Cadiz, Cord0vs and Malaga besides many
minor points surrounding Madrid. The movement
is stated 10 be pure republican, free from any faint
OF Carlism or Isabesm From SAID correspondence
! 1t would appear that many of tine plans emanate
| from q committee sitting In Paris
| Projected Liberal Reforms in the Antilles