The New York herald., 1869-04-27
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hep0rtb OF NeWS-A0Sunce tue 1nburs
gents ON Trinidad.
HAVANA, April 21, 1859.
The recent decree Of General Duce sequestr ating
the properly Of Morales Lemus and his coadutors in
the United States working In the interest OF free
Cuba was but the forerunner OF decree similar in
its terms and Affecting all those In any way impli-
Gated In the insurrectiOn Its provisions are exten-
sive and intricate, and to the casual observer would
appear likely to lead to CONFUSION worse con-
founded" in everything touching the property men.
toned. They were evidently drawn up by persons
either unacquainted with those principles upon which
all law is founded or who do not care to consider
them. One or two supplemental or explanatory
have already been issued and these are GER
tain to be needed.
From the long published list Of names Of persons
whose property Is sequestrated, many Of whom are
now residing in New York. 1t is evident that the gov
ernment here IL much better informed OF what Is
being done by the Cubans and their friends in the
United States than are the American press The
DtdriO de Ia Marina OF the 18th stated that the value
Of the property sequestrated, far. exceeds
$4,000, ,000-that Of Morales Lemus being half NIL
lion, and OF Fernandez Bramoslo another equal
amount
weekly comic and satiric Sunday paper published
to-day extra (the first during its exlstencel with
the following extraordinary report, which derives
lished here is first sanctioned by the government
censor.-'Late last night news was received by two
mediums-one is by telegraph and the other
by despatcnes brought by naval O1icer on the
steamer IRON Nuevltas.
by telegraph we learn that General Pelaez in
Cleniuegos, INFORMS the Captain General that ne re-
ceved communication yesterday. signed ny the
insureent chels Junco, casanova ana Nlldmil. 10
the eject that under the conviction oil ruitless al
tempt TO proong their hostile attitude IN favor OF
poruons, were disposed TO present themselves before
lhe authoIy OF spain and recoenlLe u accordingy'
surrendering tner arms, Dasgase munitions, vehi-
ciesf &c Oh tne only conultion tnat tnelr nves pe
spared submitting In all oter Respects 10 the deter
hhhation SPAN might come ", us LIKEWISE 10 tne
sentence tne counciS OF war might arrive AZ, Delng
quite ready 10 undergo wha.eyer penalty TO whicn
Lucy might te condemned, win the exception OF tne
acceded Co they we're Wiling to be made prisoners
a. preconcerled farm ana under the custody
of the volunteer force 10 whose security and proec-
ton they would deliver themselves. General Pelaez
replied III The affrmatve, reminding them that ne
could ony grant pardon oI the deatn penalty, ana
IN all other respects In accordance the VIII OF the
supreme government nad 10 be carried out.
To-day, at twelve O'CLOCK, they are TO enter Glen
iorgiven them ior their errors and impotence
The three chiefs will at once De consigned to i'm
prlsonment and subjected to council OF war, whose
sentence VIII be IN cons0nance with their general
conduct and acts IN the teld
General Dulce, IN consequence OF the complete
orders last night that two battalions which were
operating in tnat Jurisdiction should march immedi-
the sealed dispatches received last night by Gen.
era Dulce are not less important than those by tele
@ ve nf tS M ., ruertU t
town, decided on the 10th to form convoy Of
vehicles and empty OK carts, with column Of 1000
men, to 60 and load them In Nuevitas and imme-
dlately return to Principe. Meanwhile Brigader
Ferrer. with another force OF l. 900 men, leave
from the same capital; and while the column Of
General Lesca went on by the old road the other
was to leave by the railroad, thus avoiding all en-
cumbrances nc g. on the way, ana insuring the free
Lesca was only two days on the way when he
reached Nuevitas without being attacked, despite
wood near Nuevitas, when the enemy fired heavy
voleys at his convoy without showing themselves;
but as soon as the soldiers were discovered to be
nad one Wounded anu @ sunered G no otner loss. on
there. and to him surrendered the Command He
then carried with him the vehicles and carts, and
% t , Ia oaCA h W in m 1y ,airoau M ~
could naturally not make q march as RAPIDLY a.
Lesca had contaminated.
a.. nv Ti ay pS h , ~ an eno !n
Tumas.
To-day the l O12 Catalan volunteers RECENTLY ar
rived in the steamer spana leave for Nueyitas as
also the colored mopiized force.
Inc otner Journas OF to-oay contain tne Ioliowlng
TRINIDAp 1sth.-The insurgents who were over
running the Cinco villas, pursued by the troops,
. ,Si tho @ t - % ~ tbs Ieth Will .e M
by the main roads OF GuaurabO and Boca;
they couiu pe uescrieo Toin tne mouse Ter
races or the city. rev volunteers scared
them. In the afternoon tney reaPpeared In large
numbers on the estates OF Torrado and Cantero,
numbering at least LOCO, While the troops including
twenty-five horsemen, dld not exceed 100 men, They
were attacked win spirit ana the enemy lett twelve
killed, forty mules and many prisoners on the field
Nine Spanlards were retaken from them. The troops
had only one wounded.
The steamer Rapid, with troops, has just arrived.
The insurgents lett yesterday towards the noun
tains near the coffee plantations, or for Siguanea.
The road OF Guaurabo continues intercepted by the
Ill % oUnee es'a'es Nac'ieh'o Vi isnaco rug nave
II rs rumored however that inst before the steam
er left Trinidad the city was In possession OF the
reDels, statement that Is not relied on and at all
e'en's 'ney VIII HUI nave oeeii ao'e " Aeep long,
pr..;d.r, Ju,r.x Au,hor,xed hv IN. ,r.x;o,,
(on.r... ,o R.cogn;v. IN. C,h,u U,.vr..u,.
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