The New York herald., 1869-05-08


sAGUA, April 20. Isoo
The Governor has had sequestered the property Of
twenty-eight individuals residents OF this jurisdic-
tion. Don Francisco Lopez Ramos, accused Of dis
Many horses captured from the insurgents have
been sold at public auction. realizing exceedingly
Encrucijada but there was an ample force in that
vicinity to repel them
Dolnss or the Rebel Bands-The Troops Al
ways i'm Pursuit.
REMEDIES, April "a. $780,
A band Of rebels appeared recently on the Dolores
estate of Felix Cabarracas in Sagua la Chica, where
they had dispute with the laborers and employees.
After burning the cane fields and dwelling house
they took another direction.
Fifty volunteers started for the plantation Dos
Amigos, belonging to Jaime Morera which the rebels
intended to burn, but left before the arrival OF the
troops.
General Marmol with Force OF Blacks.
GIBARA, April rs, 1892
Long excursions are necessary here In order to
ferret out the rebels. In the last journey encoun
ter took place, when the enemy had four killed,
while the troops only reported a horse wounded. Is
Is said that General Marmol with 1000 rebels, most
ly colored, were running over the district, setting
fire to the small estate and farms.
Arrest and Immediate Release Of nm English.
mun-Four Thousand Insurgents i'm tho
vicinity-victim TO Hated Name.
SANTIAGO, April "a. 1ses
Mr.. Kiley, a gentleman from jamaica, holding
property near this city, lately arrested "on sus
picionn The moment the British Consul had notice
OF II he sent an Official communication to General
Duce demanding an immediate Investigation or
lease and II unjustly imprisoned he would further
demand pecunlary indemnity should Mr.. Killey
think t TO exact It, The Captain General gave orders
forthwith for the Immediate release OF Mr. Killey,
although II IL stated that q Colonel DOminguez, OF
the Sixth regulars was bent sacrificing his life,
but from what cause, II any but natural hatred to-
| wards ''sympathizer," has not transpired.
There are 1900 insurgents somewhere in this vicin
ty. When few regulars were sent out the other
day they disappeared as by mage.
Delfn Aguiera, who was shot lately, was native
OF Hoguin, many years established In Mayari, where
snrsent chief. He came here twenty DAYS ago by
railroad, and was detained and imprisoned. The
my"
Fatisuing March Of Spanish Troops.
MAszASILLo. April 25, 1859.
To-day returned the column or 400 troops. under
| Colonel Ampudia which left on the 10th for Bay
amo. They landed In Portillo with the view to attack
the rebel camp there bat the enemy had notice or IL
and 1ed leaving their nag Tying. The troops had 9
rivers up to the.waist most OF the time. Some ram
| dom shots were exchanged on the way, causing
| three wounded OF the troops.
The Governor Orders Absent Families to
Return.
TRINIDAD, April 2s, 1862
l NOVcTnOf MlnulO BiNcu oiucrs tuat tIe lnnHD-
| tants who have abandoned. their homes are TO re-
| turn within reasonable period OF tIme under
penalty of being imprisoned, unless they can snow
Just cause OF absence. On Saturday afternoon re-
turned the small force OF cavalry and infantry
which went after the rebels RIO Caias. These
were seen from the house tops; but no sooner did
they observe the troops than they skedadded Yes
terday the column which left here on saturday
turned also without having encountered the enemy.
| Repairs OF the Railroad and Telegraph.
| CIENFUEGos, April 2s, 1862
An expedition recently left here 10 look after tho
abutmcnt works Of the railroad bridge burnt by the
insurgents and the repairs OF the telegraph cut by
them. The volunteers who left In the direction or
| Camarones. via Caunao and Cieg0 Aealo, nave not
| returned. volunteer force had an encounter re-
Gently with the rebels Of whom they report forty
| killed. Five Cubans who were going to join the In
surgens have been arrested and placed In the fort
ress Of Jagua.
An uncomfortable Rebel LOSSES.
VILLA CLARA April 20, 1859.
one of the columns In operation, which left this
city on the 2oth 80 fortunate az TO meet large
force on the cattle farm "sagua.n The enemy got
fairly whipped and had nifty men Killed, besides
losing nfty horses and quantity OF arms.
Reports Of Expeditions Landing.
PIEAR DBL RIO, April 25, 1850.
The inhabitants here have been greatly alarmed
since Thursday last In consequences OF the reports
that some vessels had appeared the south aide Of
sea again. These vessels mr"s have n~"'' '"-'- NJ
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