The New York herald., 1869-10-04

Trinidad contain nothing OF military operations
whatever Lieutenant mad dug up. near Mama.
milo twelve cedar boxes containing Important
papers and the arms OF the family OF the "citizen
Francisco Aguilera.n The DariO OF this city has
seen private letter saying valmeseda was about TO
send train to Las Tunas with CO. 600 ratons. This
confirms the statement before made In the HERALD,
son n ~ 'e 70 a'
comes from Manzanio that Vicente Castelanos and
MS party had surrendered at the suggestion ana
The USUAL number OF sequestrations are reported
Among them the property Of the folowing:-Dons
Gabriel Rodriguez, Francisco Perez Cruz, Jose del
Carmen Martinez, Pedro Alfonso seTano, Nicolas
Chlrlno, Francisco Consuegra, Justo Consuegra,
Emilio Corcho, Dlonisio vasqnez, Rafael Fuenles,
Pedro Escario Herrera, Jesus Fletes.
The following disposition has been made OF politi
cal prisoners Subjected TO council OF warzPbro.
Correa, Rosario Cortazar placda Perez, Rosa Perez
Dolores Perez; Dons Pedro Correa, Pedro CarDonell,
Juan Urdaneta. Ramon Cortazar Mate0 Alfonso,
Antonio Alfonso, Rafael Alfonso Bias Perez, Jose
Euogl0 Alfonso
Sent to Melilla-D. Manuel Almeyda Jose Almey
da, Jose Maria Olivia Miguel Oquendo.
To Isle Of Parls-Francisco Pcnz and Geryasimo
Perez,
iowa, Luciano Santana, Rafeal Francisco Rojas.
Placed at nberty-D. Jose Garcia Monies, Luis
Hidalgo, Francisco Martinez Felipe Guzman, Felix
Naldes Esteban Dominguez, MarcelinO Bacallado,
Justo Mena. Andres Lea, Jose Iiaro Duran. Ber-
nardno Duarte, Manuel Rodriguez Gonzalez, Pardo
lbre Francisco Carballo, D. Juan rrigo.
The Captain General has declared for all the
negroes taken IRON certain slave ships named
between the years 1924 and 1s4s calls upon those
who have the use OF them to present them within
month, 80 that they may receive their freedom
papers Very few Of them are living and on record,
as II has been well known custom TO report TO gov
ernment the death OF the endncipadO whenever
slave died.
Tho Captain General viii soon make visit to the
Cnco Villas. Various causes are assigned for this,
and among them a desire TO be absent from Havana
at the end OF this month"; though for what reason Is
not stated He has sent relation OF his 10 bring
out his family from Spain.
The Governor OF MatanDas has been removed and
D. Juan Burrill Lucci appointed In his place.
On the evening OF Thursday young American
named Frederick Richard, native OF Mobile, son Of
gentleman who was long time Consul for the
United States at some point on the island was taken
from his room In the hotel, at about eleven O'CLOCK
and hurried of 10 prison. Mr.. Richard was a clerk
In the house OF Plasson, Avs Il Co., OF which hrm
Senior Avi.is was recently arrested. ON q previous
occasion his baggage had been searched anu certain
Masonic papers taken. Through the interposltion OF
the American Consul General Mr.. Richard was re-.
leased last evening. But fearing further annoyances
he sails IN the Eagle to-day for New York.
A Mexican who arrived here recen tly from New
York fell in tit In the street, ana searching him
to hnd out who he was dispatches from parties IN
New York to Cespedes and others were found. He
was taken to the hospital and there succeeded In
getting hold OF dose OF poison, which he swal-
lowed.