The New York herald., 1869-03-28
TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
THE REVOLUTION I'm CUBA.
Seizure Of a Steamship by
Cuban Passengers.
THE CIVIL WAR IN HAYTI.
CRITICAL SITUATION OF SALNAVE.
Wreck Of the Steamship Her
man in the Pacific.
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A Number Of Japanese Troops
Lost by the Disaster.
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The Duke of Montpensier and the
Spanish Throne.
CUBA.
Wreck Of the Steamship Her
man in the Pacific.
A Number Of Japanese Troops
Lost by the Disaster.
The Duke of MOntpensier and the
Spanish Throne.
CUBA.

Tho Reported Heavy Baltic In the Central DE.
partment Denied-Only u 6kirmish-Arrival
Of the Contoocook at Havana.
HAVANA, March 27, 1859.
The report published here few days ago that
heavy battle had been fought between the govern
ment troops under General Pueblo, and insurgents
In the Eastern Department, at some point on the
road from Remedies to Moron, is untrue. The en-
gagement was only q slight skirmish between the
troops Of General Pueblo and 500 insurgents.
The United States flagship Contoocook, Admiral
H0f commanding arrived here to-day from Key
West.
Wreck Of a Sch0Oner-Passengers Take POs-
session Of u Steamer and Proceed to Nassau.
HAVANA, March 20, 1869.
The schooner Virginia Price, from Manzanilla for
New York, with lumber, was wrecked Saturday on
the Jardinellas Reefs and became total loss. The
crew were saved
The steamer Comanditarlo, the regular packet be-
tween Havana and Cardenas, left this port on Tues
day evening last for her regular trip to Cardenas,
carrying about forty passengers Nothing was heard
Of the steamer afterwards until to-day and fears
were entertained for her safety. The news received
tonight, however announces thas several OF the
passengers OF this steamer, who had lately been
prisoners in Fort Cabanas, threatened the crew,
took possession OF the steamer and disembarked the
lady passengers, portion Of the crew and the cap
tain at Roques Key, near Cardenas. The Comandi-
tario then proceeded 1t is supposed, to Nassau N.
p. The disembarked crew and passengers were sub
sequently taken up at Roques Key and carried to
Cardenas.
Whereabouts Of the Captured Steamer-A
Spanish War Vessel Conc In Pursuit-A
New Governor Of Trinidad AppOinted-A
Cuban TraitOr-SkIrmishes.
HAVANA, March q, 1869.
The steamer Comanditario. which was lately taken
possession OF by her passengers carried but one
days supply Of COAL Vessels which arrived here to
day report seeing the Comandltario or Syrup Keys
under sail. Others report seeing her anchored or
the Banana banks 100 miles from Nassau. A Span
ish man-of-war has gone In pursuit. of her.
Captain General Dulce has appointed Minano Gov
ernor OF Trinidad, in place OF Patmo.
Intelligence received from Sagua is to the eject
that party Of young Cubans had organized them.
selves into military company with the intentiono
joining the insurgents. They were betrayed. how.
ever, by one OF their number, and all, including
Mcduro, the reputed leader, imprisoned.
The Havana journals publish dispatches from all
parts OF the island The news received Is favorable
to the government. Reports OF several skirmlshes
between the troops and insurgents have been re-
ceived.
The bark Cuba arrived here to-day from New
York.
A Gunboat Gone to Intercept an Expedition
From Nassaa-Thc Peruvian Monitor at
Puerto Naranjo.
HAVANA, March q, 1850.
The steamer Comercio has been armed and fitted
out as gunboat, and to-day sailed from Cardcnas
to intercept an expedition expected from Nassau.
The Peruvian monitor remained four days at Puerto
Naranjo, four leagues from Gibara, during which
time the crew were engaged in cutting wood for the
purpose OF supplying steam.
The bark Stover arrived to-day from New York.
Arrival OF More Troops mt Havana.
HAVANA, March 27, 1869.
Five hundred soldiers have arrived here from
spain to reinlorce thcpSpanlsh army on the island