New-York tribune., 1871-11-23


districts Of Orrntc, camagIcy. Espiiitu-,int Moron
and cncO Villas plots constantly di.covrred in
which many Spanisrds implicated. 10 supply tha
Cnb'ns with provisions and .nnmluii ions war.
whether the Spdniar IL engaged in this trade act for
inOn"y. or for fear O the nn>cquen"c. 81 the wrOv
brrall.r they convinced that -pln wl meyer ule
again the island ~ she used TO- i, ,ined
All know il tina, they he patriot W never they
have - 'hrnc". In ihe Western Dei>,rtn"ut aaarchy
rr..,, uprrIIr. Heretofore thr Volunteers droonded
upon the clpfanfi General but today his reputation In
inu,air,d and The utmost Nlsirs of him cxiss hs.
proc. tins the Spanifh paper 10; de 'Din oircrly
thc organ Of the volunteers, has .I'ri,"d IT, Gi,tin
u,lld iis aad public officer. Jir y ,ero N
OF the patriots from wnpso rcceives
sl..ry to fayorth'r rIi~r IN -p . e. r,o', who know
the iirc ilrni OF the Spani-. tor'- apI lyor OF
Mad. have assured III. that h" Is infa. .aoe %. ac:ing
from sU'h d,luInrot!,r m"il.'7
About military operations ~. -3v Tat The f. ,p,h
leans have not been tlr and hay" r'nunT I - act on
the offensive. H. The jurisdiction of Guam 'inar, All en-
counter place which ran, IA boinc,, with the
first int occurred during the ~4r. .X.mD Gomez
"a brave spubii'an chief. attacked pan 'iI,A "a which
, r. were more than 2OD nrn of the Sna1Ish b1 alion
Il. on, ntn perfectly int~nch"h within hose. They
~crr enabled tO sustain the violent attack OF NE 'ubans
l wos" h .nls they nevertheless might all have :alicn
bad Il not for the timely arrival of other
pni.h forces that came to their as.istincc. Among
,,omrz proves that he has confidence his
tr,,;,- "A il was rather dangerous to attack
the Spanarls their well built intnclmen guarded
by a wrllorginizcd force. More than 800 men havs
la, ,ly arrived from Spain at 1t. Jigo. Jurisdiction bor
derng GUANTANAMO, and all have been '"nf 10 take
the field In spite OF thrm however the Cnians hold
their round and thr Spanlrs have not been abba
TO prevent The invasion Of the jurisdiction % 81 Jago by
the Ven, zian Gen. Girrio. who J., now in mat Jurs-
tiou IN company scems, with Prrsd Mt Ccspc rs-ths
man Of iron WILL the Cubans sly-and Louls Fisuerdo.
as well u. person, " rank. accompanied y large
Republican forces.
How thncs have changed A year ago valnas"ds eel.
rhratod the paracatiOn of the Eastern Department.:
to-day there are not sufficient troops this /. and IA
make the Cuns retire from The PAGES they have boldly
reconquei. ii. In Bayamo, HolGnn, and Jguan. tho
actual position of the 'paniard> il 40 - critical though
they have reinforced the first named with mre than
leo troops All the fields held by the patriots. whls
the Spararci, mp in tho forts swaitin; The at
tack ofthc iub.ns The well known Republiran Vicen's
,;arciI has under hs command conSiierabe forCcsh
th, district aud in the surrounding country, andit
ruoy.d that he badly drfratrd the Spaniard, who were
under Brgacr Morales Rios. l. is questionable that
the General considers IL necessary to abandon
the Olirntc excepting the scaports and those places OF
Caalrcy where the Spaniards may stand without much
fear ot being attacked: Therefore proceed bis efforts
in raising and terrifying the ochd between the cstrcs
Of Camag g,'cy and thc military command of E+?irifu'
Santo and MoTon. The persons surrounding ValmSods
ascertain he has already carried ont his plan FOR
fear Of The but that he thinks the realization
IN yibc lie Is trying to change his abode To tho city
m t. Jago where he has prepared beautiful house Tor
himself The Count thinks this the best way to with
draw himself FROM the influence OF the Havana Volun
teers. and has accordingly made the Government or
Madrid acquainted III lis project which has not met
with their approval. but vsmaseda answered back that
tol oll 0ri,n nfc O required. And tnl1
the same Department Jared to he pacifed year ago
In the Central Department, the Spaniards are also On
the defensive. and everywhere harassed In fuer0
Principe great apprehcnsions arc iet On account vi ho
defeat ofsorty volunteers wo went out to gather ca'ue
at the plantation HorIuca. 20 miles from that city
(ouid Mt in tho untri,stwOrhy official reports aDout
pucinton they sailed arrived at the spot seected
and had almost succeeded In their they
were pectcdly attacked and put to hight ny ishaea
Agrinonte They lost four dead and ten Wounded ans
were h.r,sed until they shut themselves upi tho hou1
ON the pantio Soon aterward appeared some forces
of the battalion Chiclan, who knew OF the rouf
tbrouph solnr runaways. Tho Spaniards report
that sorne skirmishcrs have taken tho R,pub
lican commandant, Pedro c. Garcia, and JosS
c. Rosabal prisoners. and have killed Panchs
Pantomno and wounded Rita Montaloo. lady. In the
district of E>pritu-santo ana Moron, the subdivided
forces Of the Cubans tho fields and stay whfrs
they like without the Spaniards being able 10 prevent
it, In Jobsi and Cabguan there are Republican forces
In Santa Teresa, small place situated between E'prtu
Santo and Moron the party un'cr the RcpD'lah cho'
jose Oha has been operating almost from Ne b'ghnns
Of the nSnrrccti0n, threatening alternately lsnLra. Ar
royo Banco, Marroguin, ard sometimes they hlycex
tended their operations to Mryva.
Spanish report has 1t that IN an "ngag"inrn' win tno
patriots, north Of E,piruSduto. the Spanish forces hm
killed II tins is true the Cuban forces ions' have
considerable because, remembering thei: 'ini ofw&
fare il ia otherwise Impossible TO kin so many
ma n
have taken place. which prove the o"cupiton OF shs
district by ihr KrpnDcaS InoaS lhs ATTENTION o,, Iu o
alton in Villas Is not at all "rvabr. especially "a
Trinidad the Spanish people i've l,lsD,l1 there ~
appears at the gates ~ h" cit. ai Il! lppclrs
sSzns % h Ada W"1 to ts the nscv Sur by tho
population. the Iimcl Gus pcrroits LrH .Eil.'onon
p..cily with the Culans. and you will have sIght ihrs
OF their troubles 1t it even ruulorrd that o""'sn
chief /. Imp' ated in plot to favor the patrols ,s tn
spanish Volunteers Of Canajuan In ,sga Chcs thers
il another party OF patriots which day DaiH tns
Spaniars and these becac eragcd ana soihc 0ys "su
killed. revenge. poor Gilman m whom in'y t'l VIII Ha
the road In the space between CIcnfneso' ana @ vas
Clara different Cuban parties are Ol~ratIhs' anu na
had several small encounters during thr'e ,t ,tcu,,av
Thi, will con> nce that III" trortl anno. ~
prevent the passing and r'passns oi th' Krpu' v
1t Is amusing aud surprising that the trade "i poai
sion- being in spanish hands in al ne toT' ] An. m IIr
places in the Island the lhri"ts are no, i'rhI ,i n
In assault made by III spaniarlS IN ths NOM. o
Cuban camp, ~ 'nd da. which hll n',n t' ~ ycry
left without Troops the former found ro''l"l> o 10y
kind who thcml Where did they come fnn ino no
event IA, caused the spanish paprs 20 "il" "Io"D "
tr,s nycrt,1winr with ire, demanding that 10 mercy
should be- shown those in arS. or To mar 'et,nls
m, y,trr., chiefs aso Ihu-e' Iuu 'hov
nav back by calling the volunteers nerds ot row.
pprds since my las than two hundfeo
rnpe have bee" impri ourl and more VIII yet De sens
~ The Island OF Pines before long. Tn !rS news OF
defeat Will add some other names. taken iI0i" ' ivas
record The so. de Cubu, N an editorial rci!ih, tna.
il ia not enough say aud swear by t' LTd ln.t you
are Spanlard to give your money and 'Itrl thiS ,
,s,,s- that il III addition, 10 Provo So
Esuauvismo by taking musket and JoainS '1e ''Hh'
TIE RRITISII ANTI MONARCulCAL MOVE