The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-24

IN payment OF DIS OF exchange or merchandise.
The paper las for Ions while been considered
worthless. To-dn, nobody will SCH bills or goods
or course the panic is intense
The Rniiure Of the late spanish Exrcdi-
tiOns-Onc Of McClcllnn's Anacoudas-
Failure Of Gen. Nnlmn -edn'r C0nbinn-
tions-Tbc Patriots Making Their own
Arms nnt Eauipmenis-De KOdus aud
the Volunteers.
| Correspondence ofIhe sun
Havana, Jan. II, ls1O.-The grand com5ina.
ton system Of watfIrc, cmpnatng from tie Captain
General 20 which General Vamascda was 70 strongly
! opposed, has so far been terrible Gasco.
Todays papers state that Pueblo has not been
heard FROM This Is false lie has boon heard from
The account OF lis defeat by the rebels near Cas-.
CARO- IN which he owns 90 loss OF over so men, was
| received By the Captain. General on the i0h Inst
lie lost his whole supply train, and Is now sad to be
| 81 Puerto Principe Namiscda, who was to have
conc up from Santiago, Is utterly iupo.ent The
possession Of Mosoio by tie rebels cut, al comm
nicaton between the Central aud Eastern Depart
mcnts.
GorRrcuEs MARCH.
Gen. Coycncc1c IL SAID TO have reached Puerto
Principe with 500 men. As this Ia tho whole force
witt which he LETT santo Eipirtu on the ~ inst,
and as II l. known that be was considerably har-
ossed by the Insurgents on the road, the statement
must be received with caution. Inasmuch however,
as NE spaniards tlcuslt the reunion Of the three
army corps Of Pueblo, Val mascda, ana Goycrccte 70
dspensa lie Tor the CAPTURE Of Cuaiuaro, and as only
the remnants Of two of these corps can have met ia
Puerto PRINCIPE one OF which was deprived II It's
baggage tran en- route, and a. moreover, the Cuban
.ial has long since been moved TO tie imprc -na-
bic position OF Nlaaa, the whole object OF the cam
palgn IL frustrated.
cAvADHs OFFICIAL REPORT.
81 a. ia,
Departments continue most hattcrng for the Gu
bans. Gen. Ca,ada's oncill r,port Of his driving
TIC enemy Into Cicufncgos has been received II Is
dated from the camp Of Naclgua NEAR Cienfusgo.)
2lir ult lie states IN II that In the attack on his
advance by sort Of shield composed OF a large
DO y OF negroes, who r. eyed tho fire OF his men,
and that an infinite number " these unfortunatcs
peiehei thit VIC enemy Of last managta to rcne-
trntc 20 his lCgyala'D headquartcrs where they
fo nm 'o dnin.sc. hemmed IN and ~et d,a,h
| IN the au1ck on tie lines Of Gonzalez
alone me sraniards lost more than iOO killed that
they then r'tteatcd ~ pretty good order as far
Ma cisco, whore the patriot General Niamil lay H.
val. tor them IN good position aud rendered the
! tlat came by Arimao. The Other column landed on
'hc coast AZ hufo1. AMI Jared SIN worse. They
never reached Ma'agna a. AL. but were routed On
| the road and fed In uti.. disorder.
Gen Acosta. who commands in the Districts bat
states that the enemy never moves out OF his iars
low fever continue 10 make fearful havoc in tl,se
cca. The sarlons having lort over 40 men within
10 days.
rxsrLrNcE.
In Sanio Espiritu also cholera and small poN
M Nlh great t9Nafes among we troops and nhabt-
ents The Truth I. that, owing 10 the late orders OF
Ioc GOV OF thesI cle- OF the Cen'rnl Depart
arms and cottage must repair TO the nearest head
Srn.e'y S,crcro%det. AMI the helpless wle,ches
thus orDlly brought IN subject to every apcccs
OF puy.uou.
rrsSiSG 1ur rtAvr,riovs-Apvs ron p,rniors.
a.. tf..
in The Irci torhood OF C'niuc-os, NiIa Cmrt
raf,in LsuIrtu ana Ntmcdlr~. IL ths tauNtJ L.
wr'd district, particularly, the iac,ndmue- have
- 4aAcs Az DE y .iI TIE iah1,. The Guay,n and
"N'c io,i O.. o'.fts. Tive l1p"rs here have tate
N t''n lrvinU'cl IRON iubi'-hing ne ilct Of
single burning oi 800 cs'.te hcc.r-c tic Govern
mont lIp.'rs 90 cohs'iol tNcry c-tatc burned as
Avn imrotHu, landing of arms b. said 70 have
tt0u .'re % q 3l u.i., 20 ii.r. ot NE c,.rt
e.l.d .u. .hIto1in Do" Jurisdiction % s.Hto Tsnr
lu. t"t Nn"H h.- mot h.'u cdriureN 80 that shc
'p' F,', '"A D. " l. ine l''-e4 some Of tie
rut 'n' .d i po" der, shot, aad arus. The Cul3I-.
t"r .f... . Co. fuH't .ruut % rely as r.ucl as
..r Do '. 'N rD.'t- lI"H" o.. Hl tic nCrc--Iftgs
~ ..., ra, .. f.uy Of t.e ... ,pL..los OF ,,.r.
fare.
TIE erIfr o. FREEDOM.
= n 1'rU0 loo t.H...Or. Orc, lUtcu factory where
tcr u..a t.Ht iauc.. c-. ana .rc .Irca4y turrif.
Uur some .,r. -e.I.ra.ut q o.. there run lul.,t.
Gr. ... .u U.c a."Iy p.,. established tanner, srl
..U. .HH shoe uHru ..'o.v. from which they sun.
i|y ..HIrn.O pee T.ty make bedding from the NINA.
r , U.A ..oI; a tcro. PCS d un m, estates have
b NDHf l.HA from 90 Z lulN making
q .' from p.autair. -Nr. potatoes ana eucr,-: uf
from tue coc0lrufs: rg.d nuu r',u &c cogfu,o.
stronger lur. t.lu lbs. Meat Is abundant: nI.Ii-
c.r.s are -'ar e.: lut to county people rely vtly
l-.N on VIC L'Ios INA heult'A'4 pants IuIul'Atd
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The COvCRNoP.tUNEUhL's SITUATION.
Hero tytrvthr. ., atr.r.Lty Cu.yt. but ! am no
a'arr..t amt O. me tie ID. f. too stlrt An,uo Hk,
I, calm tlat prot,Jc- storm. The iaci j. tl,t
Cen de- RuGas IT, li pu.s flla IN worse rli.ht than
Cen DLlce wa. o ycrr ego. Gen Du &c az least
inty ~ Lat the volunteer. wanted, hut defy Gen
de RHda. or uu! o. ty else TO know wtat thew want
today Tor they are, under the surface. 80 split IN
among items cs that they rnyc no common object
OF common tlsn. Unless eroitly mistake tie signs
OF the times, tho sane dislnie & atug Influences
which have been so fuliml OF cvl war IN the PENN
Union was To~s!3e az long II, Were was prospect