The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-10

Introduction to the political Governor which, with
ordinary inducements 10 underlIngs, freed him from
his embarrassing position.
The crew OF the Thomas J. Frazer, mentioned In
my last az having been arrested by volunteers OF
Kegla, will probably be released In few days. An
investigation showed that they had been on spree
and that one OF them wantoniy threw bottle at a
policeman, who followed them up TO their vessel.
striking one OF them upon the ear with his spear.
None Of the men we're injured as was reported by
the captain. The Consul. Mr.. Hull, Is Interesting
1iN6elf In the case.
The Captain General has authorized the Banco
EsDa5ot Spanish Bank) to make an additional issue
OF $4,000. 900 based on tne proceeds OF empareoed
estates TINS makes ia ~ szooooooo Issued " 'nia
As close this despatch the steamer Tsla dc Cuba
ana an0tner are entering the larDor, bearing troops
Iaa fanny Of The Captain General comes he'te iof
The ioIiowing disposition has been made Of poiiti-
"a. pfisonersnsent to Peninsula, De BIAS Ar'ies,
" tue isle OF Pines, Jose Beiid0 de Luna and Juan
Miglel Borreto.
Obliged 10 change their domicie in the island:--
mariana Bonachca Mariana Bobadiila, Jose del Cas-
tio, Perieeto Moatero, Gonzaio de Cardona, FEEDER
100 liuiz, Antonio BOrrOto, Manuel Marco AnseiinO
~ PAULA Ar,as Pardo romas Montea2ndo Antonio
Maria Morales, Hermcnegildo Perez, Ramon de
hoJas Jose de Leon. Jose Maria Forteza. Jose
vades Area, Jose Norro Francisco Martinez, Juan
IAquierd0 Pardo, Miguel fandepo Ramos.
lne property OF the following residents in the
vicinity OF Gunes has been seQuestrdted :-SlcolS
Alvarez, Felpe Montero Gonzalez, Francisco ..
kion Francisco Penichet lgnacio Ayala. Juan
fonrnc, EnLio Espnosa, Andres Rodriguez Gonna,
Jose TruJilloy Armas, Antonio N. GoIez Slnon
0Halloran BIAS TIujilO, Ricardo Zamora, Jose
PenIchet, Antonio penisnet. EioJ Perez ORTIZ
The Attack ON s,Iosatc',-The Insurgents
Holding the Position sStiiI-Thc Mcndacity
of GOvcrnmcnt ACCOMPLISHMENTS nj Assas-
sinn,ion-Vaimaseda's Promises--fhe Pre-
vniiinS Mortality at Nipe Not Com
armed.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Nov. q, 1862.
Notwithstanding what the government may say
to the contrary, there is little aoabt that the insur
gent position at Mogate remains untaken, and Is
proving the Sebastopo OF the war IN this depart
ment. Camara's assaults have all been rcpulsed,
and that chief mas been twice in town to communl-
cate with Valmaseda, leaving almost Immediately,
the latter time yesterday With positive distractions
to take the place. 1t Is Impossible to obtain any de-
tails concerning The AFFAIR. The Spanards admit
q loss OF sixty wounded, though the majority OF
them have not been brought into town. few
wounded men are sent In every day, and
as, apart from Camara's operations there Is
little going on, they are doubtless from his COM
mand. The government has published two de-
spatcnes, but, "a usual, they are Vhly remarkable
for their uno!ushng mendaclty
There have been no atrocities by ,odrones 1cci0sos
reported lately, ana the only rooberies going
ofmues and horses by the defenders of the national
integrity, in their anxiety Tor It's preservation
entirely forget their own. On Tuesday, the I'D, a
deliberate attempt was made In CORE to murder
two Engnshmen in broao daylight by two voun-
teers They concealed themselves In the bush AMI
fired three shots at the Englisnmen as they passed,
but fortunately without effect. These would-be
assassins were a1terward recognized, and ut
present IN CObre prison though the persons hey
attempted to Kill were only Engilshmen tney Will
doubtless be released soOn
General Namaseaa Ut 4 recent meeting OF the land
owners stated that the Insurrection and the current
month would enc together These assertions which
are beng repeated Dy the Spanish officials havana
and to either end OF the Island doubtless
an impression III the United states previous to the
meeting OF Congress. but whether by de Roias IN
the capiiai or Vaimaseda here tney will hardly de-
ceive ANYBODY.
The morality IRON diseases or a cholera character
was 80 from The ist TO the 25th iDsE-or say 1910
daily. Probably about the same numuer died rom
smallpox vointtO ana other causes. Six or seven
officers have been buried this week. inclaaIag Cap
tain VllIegas brought IN WOUNDED from oania Ilta,
as reported IN my last.
The Spanish war steamer Fernando el CatolicO
went ashore ut the mouth of the haI Dor al Guam
tanano, but doubtless VIII soon be got al.
The landing al Nipe mentioned in my last, is not
confirmed