The New York herald., 1870-02-14
4! u p A
ish Report OF His Operations Coluinn
Much Depleted "A New Expedition Pro
jocsed- Fight Thousand Mon Necessa-
ry to Suppress the Insurrection-
Shooting Of Domingo Barrcta. n

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The steamer Pcag0. which, reached this port yes
terday morning, brings news rom Puerto Principe
to the attn. ..s.,.a..........
CoyeDche, with his "expedtionary column" had
returned tnerc, aad, though details are furnished
to confirm the statoeat tae Hurdl OF Lhat city am
aouaces tnat 'tRe march has been an uniater'
rupted series OF triumphs for our Grms ana OIL
destruction to the reoess All their great eDcanp-
nents aboat Najasa. SO much vaunted.s have been
destroyed aud the following places, one aiter inc
other, occupied by our troops:--Mamanagaaua Las
Vueltas san FerHando, the formidable trench III
As.ento, E Ciego de Hlroiea Santa Lucia Carrasco,
Et Pitou Rio Blanco, La Barita',a, Gaimaro, III
ffon. Arroyo Honlo, Las Minas- Estate Sabanllla,
Cascorro, Scbaaicu, Juan Gomez, Estate Chlqnito
ana sOthers.v Most vi these are stock farms. The
paper continues:--'Tn o place called Culeoo were
collected large body OF Insurgents. winch our
troops took at the point or The bayonet. There,
according TO Information received were Jordan,
Beauytiiier ana Juno snngniik In this marcn the
resurrection suffered terrible blows and has lost
many people. Their principal cnieis and mythical
qoyernpepi saved themselves BY chance. iew
white prisoners were taken and some colored. Some
spies were shot on the ROAD and several cOnvoysof
prisoners captured. On some of the estates hand.
sone horses belonging to Ihe insurgent chefs were
captured.n No mcntion Is made VI losses OH either
side. Private say shat tue column returned
very much depleted, With the following prisoners:--
Two old wnlte men, three negroes, eleven women
ana BOY nne years or ago, VITO. IT Is ciAlped, Ia
nephew Of Cespedes. Such damage az was done TO
the Insurgents was BY the troops or Acozta, from
sanm Esrtrsta. who disguised thenseives as In
Anryssc2 and entered the Sebcl camps ssS- 81 t II
~ II rs svdant from tnese accounts tnas Goyenecn ne
~ really accomplished nothlng, and that no ens
Sagement Of any moment has raken.place.- Another
expedition Is projected with the Raited forces OF
Goyeneche an q Pueblo Tne former has declared
since ms rctarn tnat ne can end the lnsurrecton
with 5000 men, number considerably IN excess
or what ne Thought necessary prior to his late
march, ss4b arLyl8E {. sss 4. - a.. tfe t6naN
ret8 are at hand BY the Peiago. IL seems he had
punished negro, who, out OF revenge, presented
himself TO the Spani1rds and pctrayed his where
anouts. lie was taken py q considerable force sent
out from Las Min&s nnd While Oh tne iarch with hi3
I family: tie reported thirty nen Killed and twenty
verbal court martial and shot OF once. the Gov
ernor has expressed his tnaaA IN an osnclat notce
to the court Ior AS pronptrude IA olsp0sng OF the
! Some Of the soldiers Of Goyenecne's column found
tile estate San Jose dc Najasa the, TOMB OF Joss
lie Jesus paldes Urra. known as ..Chicno Vades,r
an insurgerL leader " conSd ,rabie note Accord
ing to The inscription he died on Ine 9TH Of January
last. ns ~ a7ra + &. asefa 4.,t s. et
A letter from Nueyitas the Ath says it is reported
that by the Pelago goes an 0ilicer by the name Of
Gomez. taxing 10 ,he Captain General despa;cnes OF
importance from Napoleon Aranyo, VINO, n Is said;
Was recently III couerenco duling an entire night
arrange mud presented himself, but known 10 be
1aise before departure Of the steamer.
From cap nfed correspondence IL was claimed to
be known tnat the deposed General Quesada mad
collected togetheru large quantity oi wax IN small
Inlet Oh tie south slda near Santa Cruz, and had
embarked with ~ on small Schooner intending 10
leave the island, Dut beng chased by a spanish
man war ne was compclcd TO return. In Santa
Bealriz was recently fouud by the spanish troops.
which went. OUT from Las NlnaS, on the read
to Principe, q tanEery with large tanks,
made cut OF mahogany and Drick work,
with all requisite machinery tauUark, &c.,
and destroyed. II was 6ald TO belong TO C0rnelio
Porro, brGadier in the insurgent ARMY. small
column lett Iuerlo priDcpe on the road to Santa
CRUZ recently and mad an encounter IN which as
reported by themselves Don FellFtc0 PeyTetade 4
DENTS, well known IN New YORK. was killed and
On SATURDAY evening arrived here from Key West
the spanish war ateaaer Onurfaca haviaG 0a board
tailon and who were detained as witnesses, and
seventeen Spnllards resident there, who have aban-
doned the place, a. says one OF the government
Journals, I'm Consequence OF the horror cansed them
Dy The infamous crane which ail who respect them
selves cOfIuemn.n Tho police nlllgont IN
preserving order. and the Mayor nad tssusd pro-
T1e following named persons have been arrested
alther ~ principals or accessories IN the murder OF
CaStanon:--J0aquin B0selia, Jose BOteiiay Pedro
0rozco, francisco Aceltuno, valentin Morlera, Ale
jandr0 Mendoza, Domingo Rodriguez, Patrfclo Con-
zAles, negro who ~ seems was paid to assassinate
the companions OF CAslanOn, SenorS ArlaS and
Aionzo and n. Agtlaga. The police were IA search
o. Mateo UrozcO and Carlos Rodriguez, who were
recognized by Alonzo as the principal perpetrators
OF the assassination, and OF N. Lozan0, VINO was
captain OF Que OF the companies on board Of the
LII iian. The Mayor had oreied reward OF $500 lOr
the arrest Of Mateo Orozco, anu the Governor Of
Florida an additional reward Of the same amount.
This ACTIVITY Of the American authorities stands
on the occasion OF killing Mr. Conner, an American
ctizen In january, 1869, when efforts were made
TO discover the murderers t,a.