The New York herald., 1870-01-24
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Arrival cf Mr. seward aud Farty-liis Future
Movements Uncertnin-No; No;hing Of Pueblo
Items j. ON e Insurrcctl0n.

Arrival Of Mr. seward aud Farfy--liis Future
Movements Uncertain NO; hing Of PucIlo-
Items J. ON t.e Iasnrrcction.
HAVANA, Jan. II, 1870
Yesterday, at twelve NJ, arrived here the steamer
Cleopatra from Vera Cruz, having on board Mr..
Seward and party, the latter consisting OF Mr..
Frederick Seward and wife and tile Senorltas Luz
Acosta. OF Mexico, and Francisco Pafkman, Of
Guanajuato. Permission to land Immediately on
their arrival had been obta,ned by Mr. Hall, Acting
Consul General, aud boat was sent or from one OF
the American Of lying III the tarbor bring
them ashore. They at once proceeded TO the Tele-
graph Hotel, where rooms had been engaged for
them. and where they renamed In secluson during
the day, resting after the fattgues OF the voyage.
The authorities here rendered to Mr. Seward
government boat in which to land, and Will
extend to him every courtesy. 1t ID understood
that he will remain here for days two weeks,
but his future movements are not decided upon.
He Is IN excellent condition. considering hts age
and the laDOr5 he mas undergone, but he suffered
considerable from the extreme cold on the table
lands Of Mexico, and for sanitary reasons does not
wish 10 proceed north until the extremely cold
weather is over. whether he Will visit some OF the
other west Indies or proceed 10 some point IN the
Southern states remains TO be seen.
We have little additional OF interest concerning
the nsurrecton since my last despatch. Nothing,
yet, from Pueblo. 1t is thought that by this time
GoyeIeche, who left Santi Espiritu some time ginoe
for Puerto Principe, must have arrived there. and
OF telegraph to C1ego de Avila being complete we
cannot be long without news. Meanwhile lnname-
rabe runors are rife. but they are without 10unaa-
ton and do not merit repetition.
letter from Glbara on the 11th, published IN the
DfdrO de la Ad'itG says that for sixteen days the
troops have been actively engaged In that jurlsdic
ton under very Instantaneous circumstances,
owing to the heavy rams ana, without suffering any
accldent, had caused to the insurgents mole than
seventy deaths, completely dispensing them and
competing them TO abandon horses, arms, NUM-
lions, &c., and bringing In more than 200 persons
OF Dosh sexes and all ayes the women and children
in o lanlentabe condition.
On the 1ith the commanding general OF the CincO
Villas telegrapis OF on encounter with the insur-
geats at point In the Clego Gallego, where they
were engaged IN manufacturing salt. they were
dispersed and works destroyed.
nree Cinnamon were recently shot in Cardenas
for the murder OF an overseer on the estate where
they were ut work.
Tnc following named persons having fed from
Fernando Po, whittier tney had been transported
their properly in the island Is declared ebarg0ed-
Mariana pena and Antonio Pena.
The following disposition has been made OF potl.
cal prIsOners:-
Placed at lloerty-Caros Rubi MARQUEE, Victoria
Valdes, Carmen COrrea de CarDOnell Rosario Corru
gar de Rob,rosa, Rosa Perez Valdes Pacida Perez
Yaldes, Dolores Perez lie Alfonso Miguel Gonzalez,
Enrique Hernandez.
Obliged to cnange their residence in the island
Jose de Jesus Alfonso, Mariana Martinez, Matias
Sullt Silva.