New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-13

MOVEMENT OF INSURGENTS FROM TIE ClEC


MOVEMENT OF INSURGENTS FROM TIE CHICO
VILLAS.
HAVANA, Jan. lin consequence of the changed
situation in the CincO Villas district, Geographic
communication has been reGetablishcd with Is
pirtu SantO, Calgo, Ayila, &c. 1t seems that the
insurgents who have recently operated III that sec
ton are moving oft toward Principe.
VICTORIES OF THE PATRIOTS IN TnE EhST-FOUR
CONFLICTS, WITH SERIOUS LOssES-BATILEs
AT JOTURO AND MANZANILLO.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, Dec. 12.-There has been
Of late considerable fighting at Arroyo Guerra Mogote
"a second GghO Mjical, and especially al Joturo The
Spanish troops beaten in each affair, and their
losses at the latter point consderabe-l2o being
killed in the action, and large number wounded Con-
siderable forces engaged on each side in the last
named combat. Every day squads OF Spanish soldiers
enter this town. in numbers varying from 80 to 60 They
are either wounded or sick
The statement made in the Spanish Journals to the
effect that Mogoe had fallen into Their hands wholly
unsupported by the facts, as the insurgents continue TO
hold that position, and drove back with considerable
slaughter the spauards when making their second az,
tack uuon H. In making the assault they supported
by artillery and mOrtars for Smelling out ts gallant do
ffs s& but @ to to F 9Sd PGs se IN S' nut %s
driven from that point and finally took M their position
Manzanii66 wheh fne Cd6ans 5gah out y.ctors:
These Facts certain, and you may rely upon them or
the troops coming from Spain only 200 up 70 the
present have been sent here.
GEN. PUEBLO NOT HEARD fEo1-I III lNHOh-
RECTION STRONG IN THE CHICO VILLAS AND
PUERTO PRINCIPE-AN OFFICIAL FALsLHOOD.
HAVANA, Jan. G.-Lettcrs received here con-
firm the report Of the defeat Of GOyenche ono Of the
Spanish commanders in the Puerto Principe district
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Pueblo, who Icit
Puerto Principe on the 2th u for the purpose OF crush
ing ont the remains Of the rebellion. He had under com
maud 5000 men. The latest intelligence received from
the Cnco villas and Puerto Principe gees to show that
the insurgents in those regions unc0nquerable IT'S
stated from seemingly reliable that not less than
6OOOO rebels are now in the field Every effort ie beng
made by the Spanish Government TO induce the world to
believe that the instruction ended, but such H far
from being the fact The forged circulars puporung TO
have been issued by the Cuban Junta at keW'1oTh
and published in VOz de cuba, helps 10 confirm tnls
truth The put forward IN this spurious doeu
ent are these "Ihe nsurgent Junta, seeing that it s
impossible 10 struggle longer against the spaards, de-
cided as the latter ex;rpate the seed Of those who
have camored for liberty Cuba and as the insurgents
have epdeavored vainy up this time 10 secure Their
ends by the use Of fire and the knife II is ordered mat
all in rebellion shall at once lay down their arms Ctc
loss of all the expeditions sailing from the states, ana
want OF resources" This document bears upon It's face
unmistakabe marks OF fraud and deceived LEI me assure
YOU very few persons. As grand climax there vac
placed IN the same column, and Immediately peiO" this
N'"'' '-' OTHER GOOD NEWS.
"The year 1870 begins well.
"In Las Tunas 1900 rebels ave surrendered to Ben
This news is Official and answer for It's truthful
ness" ,-.,, ,r,u.
has been no surrender Benegas OF rebels or II So only
of a very few and such official report wac ever Ie
ceyed. in Havana
TIE SPANISH GUNEOATs.
FORTRFss MONROE, Va, Jan. 12.-Twclve
Spanish gunboats into the Roads today al safe
They Will probably sail tomorrow morning