The New York herald., 1869-06-15
uneq,,ni Conflict With the Insurgents-Fear.
full Havoc Fresh Troops Sent in Eursuit.

full Havoc Fresh Troops Sent in Eursuit,
VILLA CLARA June 4, 1sG9.
detachment OF thirty two Tarragona regulars
left aila2an the 28th ult, under Captain May ano
On arrival at La Cruz large body OF rebels, num-
berng 1900 men appeared, lead by Lorda and
| Torres. fight OF seven hours was sustained. Our
| men were parapetted in building, formerly the
| resort OF the rural police. Mayano, on looking
| out from window, was shot ana died soon after.
His second, LAMA took the command. but their
hoist flag OF truce Nevertheless the rebels entered
| the house and killed eighteen OF brave fellows
by Dl0chetdzOs. the rest managed escape and
corporate themselves with the column OF Lieutenant
Colonel Colombo. Two columns were Immediately
sent to the spo with artillery cavalry and infantry.
We have since learned that more than a hundred OF
those rebels have appeared before the authorities
obtain pardon.
A Father Reclnipas His Son from the Rebel
Rnnis-Ofhers Follow the Example Under
the Promise Of n Pardon.
RENEDlOs. June 4, 1859.
The news from Trinidad Is that Don Domingo
Diaz had obtained ''safe conduct,n with view
to have parley with the rebels and induce his son
to abandon their fes in which he not only sue.
ceeded but Induced Don Eduardo Pavia and Don
Tomas silva to follow the example under the prom
lse OF pardon All nave arrived here.
General Pueblo Issues Another Address TO the
PeOple-COIOnel Chinchilla Defeats the Rebels
at Different Localities.
SANCTI EsPIRITU, May rs. 1859.
General Pueblo. In his address to the inhabitants
dated from san Geronimo, says:-"The forces OF
the legitimate government OF the nation have
penetrated the most hidden localities OF this dis
trict yet they have burnt no houses devas.
tated no fields, nor assasslnated persons as the
enemies 70 pubic repose induce you to do
The mission OF the army is to make loyal war
to those that desired to fight, and only punish
those who foment an unjustiiabe insurrection.
on rama plap
that on going out at the approach OF troops you
pose yourselves TO an extermlnating war. Peace
Will afford you true happiness. War viii only bring
sure ruin with all its horrors. Choose therefore,
and If you cesre the first JOIN the army or II YOU
attacks.n
Colonel Chiuchilla has beaten the rebels in Llama,
Judltas, Laves Judas Grandes Santa Gerlrudis and
Jato, all In this Jurisdiction. The rebels defended
their positions with obstinacy.
The Governor Delivers Up the Command of
CienfueRos-The Troops Ordered to the
Field.
CIESFuEGos June 6, 1862
On the I'D inst Governor Estefani, colonel OF the
"dscplined mllitia,n delivered up the command OF
this jurisdiction Colonel Meras urias OF the Tara
gona regular infantry. Lieutenant Colonel Paacios
complimentary to the merits OF Colonel Estefsni
The fourth and trh companies OF volunteers, |
and a column OF cavalry and infantry have been |
ordered to march from this town. The infantry and |
drtieTy went oN speclh traln ana the cavalry took
the road TO Palmira, where they are 10 be joined by
other forces All are under the command OF Cap |
tain Carratala, OF the Guard,a Civil.
News from Nipe and Puerto Padrc-Nore |
About the Fii,busters - Intelligence from |
Bayamo and Cauto-A Telescope Eucoun.
tcr-A Corpus Christi Day Iuiercedes Tor an |
lucendipry.
TRINIDAD, June I, 1869.
BY passengers arrived by the steamer Duce we
learn that the fbusers who landed at Nipe and
Puerto Padre did not exceed 600 nearly all Cubans,
and only thirty-fve foreigners. among whom was
Cisneros, tue well known engineer, formerly man.
ager of our railroad aud afterwards director OF the
Havana newspaper Il, Puis
From Bayano we learn that among the many
rvse,ltddos for pardon was the incendary Estrada.
who was to be shot on Corpus Christi day. but at
the instance OF many families General Namaseda |
had deferred the execution for u less holy day.
In Cauto an armed schooner, with two launches,
found three dro1iers with salt beef and other pro-
visions about salng for the rebels, ana they were
forces about 1900 men, had arrived at Einbarca-
dero along with other chiefs, and they bore very
gloomy aspect
wounded IN Man2anio, tells us that the '.coritdnid
de DntYfdo' of that town had been established on ,
the plantation Veneca, giving great satisfaction in
the result OF the measure.
According TO an official account issued by Cover 8
nor Minano, dated the 2Sth utim0, detachment OF
Baya regulars had been sent TO Guanayara and
when they came near Manantiales attacked a body 3
OF rebels who 1ed into the swamps and adjacent 2
woods, leaving IN our possession thirteen horses,
twenty packages OF cartridges telescope with the
owners name, Caslmir9 ylvss, engraved thereon 4