The New York herald., 1869-03-03
Outbreaks in the Western De
partment.
The Disestablishment OF the
Irish Church.
Speech Of the English Premier in the
House Of Commons.
NATIVE UPRISING IN CABOOL.
CUBA.


Insurrectionary Risings at Consolation Del
Sur aud CoIiseo-santo Espiritu Being Forti-
ned and Observation-Disclosures Items.
..~.sss ,.. HAVANA, March q 1859.
Later advlces confirm the revolutionary rising OF
the Cubans reported to have taken place at Cons0-
lacion del Sur, town situated In the Western De-
partment near the Hondo river and not far from the
important town OF Nueva FIipina. The strength
OF the insurgents Is not stated A body OF troops
has gone from Guanabacao to que this outburst.
Another rising has taken place at Coliseo, small
town lying on the railroad, between Matanzas and
Macagua and near to the first named place.
General Poeilos forces are hard at work barri-
cading and fortifying santo Espiritu, which would
indicate their inability to assume offensive opera
tions against the insurgents.
Intelligence from Santiago de Cuba states that
steamer had arrived there with number Of Coolies
on board, but the negroes would not allow them to
land.
The PTensa says that Captain General Dulce has
ordered $50 OF the enrolled volunteers to take the
prisoners captured to their destination in Spain by
the Cadiz steamer.
The erection OF large barrack this city for the
use Of the volunteers Is in contemplation.
1t is probable that the brig J. d. Lincoln will be
permitted to clear from this port. For some days
past the authorities have refused her clearance.
Political Prisoners to be Sent to Fernando
Po-A Colonel Of Cavalry Arrested for Dis
loyalty-Reports Of engagements with the
Insurgents-The Spnniards Successful
Newspaper Declaration of Political Faith.
HAVANA, March 2, 1Se9
Areport Is circulating in this city that all the poll
tical prisoners will be sent to the island OF Fernando
Po and that volunteers are being enlisted to act
guard on board Of the transports detailed to carry
them to that place. The government Is at present
silent upon the subject.
Francisco Herman dez, the commander OF the
cavalry in the district OF Pinar del Rio has been
rested and placed in jail on charge OF disoyaltv.
Onicial Information has been received OF three en-
gagements Of the troops under Colonel valero with
the insurrectionsts, during which the troops used
the bayonet freely The insurgents lost sixty killed,
and the troops four killed and several wounded.
The forces under General Letona have arrived at
villa Clara and those under General Paez at Cen-
fuegos.
The rebels have burned the San Miguel plantation.
The Didrio says an engagement took place at
Maguaraya, two leagues from Sagua la Grande,
in which the insurgents defeated, with loss Of
twenty killed and many wounded. The troops lost
two killed and several wounded.
The Commercial Bulletin publishes an article de-
claratory OF its political faith in which 1t says 1t
has always aided the mother country in a concla.
tory spirit while defending the true interests Of the
island.
Havana Commercial and Financial Markets.
t HAVANA, March q 1859.
The sugar market is nat and quotations are nomi-
nal. Offers have been made on basis OF 10 10 u
reals per arrobe for NO. IL Dutch standard, Lard
Is easier; In tierces 23c. per pound; IN Is pound
tins, 25c. per pound.
Exchange on London, 11X 12x per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris 11s per cent premium; on