The New York herald., 1873-11-20
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY NOVEMBER

IOV EMBER ~, lS73.-IRlf
The Voz dc cuba glories in the whole proceed
ings and advocates the law OF suspects the expul-
sion OF all Cnbans rom the island who have sur
rendered. and the determination OF the tdooTdnteS:
The bitterness OF feeling expressed by this journal
surpasses belief, and finds expression in q manner
unequalled by the most savage people on the GLOBE
GOVERNOR BURRIgL's MANIFESTO
The following is translation Of circular issued
by Governor Burrel, Commanding General OF the
dressed to the lieutenant governors and other
loca. authorities OF that department.
POLITICAL GOVERNMENT
EASTERN DEPAsrmEsr or THE ISLAND OF s5 CTBA'
The enemy, disconcerted and afflicted by the terrible
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fhaI ordered that the most active and Jealous
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Their sl important p task as the enemy
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those my Se aiding in the the
suspected o. doing afresiing punishIg Them i
the disposition Of the military commanders 70 be sent
thus captai at the disposition OF His Exceency the
In this understanding, and at the cost Of whatever
the loyal YOU viii take especial care by day and night
with the towns and that ali Who oe assist or and ihem
directly Or Indirectly openly or secretly shall be mme-
With these dispositions and working with energy and
pioas to see this important depart
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means from the towns they will be compelled TO
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them By It they viii temeriiy and
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with which nc M have always Of them forgiveness and
with insane temerty, happened short time since
in the u juI,sdietton ID tt Of Hogan where number have
side Of whom they lived and under the pro-
Those who this amer put themselves out Of the
pale Of all law OF humanity tor they are the first to
IL to the greatest activity
arrived to make powerful efortperchance the last Of
peace one and ali together herr putting forth
their efforts 1 TO effect this end for which they VIII
aid Them u your district svIns Ihsm know Rs
government expects from all to obtain this important
10 the LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR at
THE ATTACK ON MANzANILLo.
Your correspondent. in his last communicated
the news received by telegram from Manzanillo
town by large body OF insurgents, and their
nFpod rpns E1sr yces have
sourees-to the eject that the insurgent
forces comprised some 1000 men, com
Panchin Russian Rafael Caimasi, Juan Ramirez.
Francisco Estrada and Martinez, and attacked the
the Attack ceased with dayeht when the eu insnr
gents were repulsed.
Great eulogiums are passed upon the heroic
conduct OF the soldiers, volunteers and the
marines who dsembarked from the gunboats
Ardio, Ericsson and Venadito to take part in the
defence and that Lieutenant Colonel Gutierrez, in
the absence OF Governor Lamela, bravely con-
Quoted the defence Three cannon were brought
into play, and their shots are said to have been
very effective. The insurgents are reported to
have left 16 dead, only one OF which was white
man, and the Spanish loss is given as but two
the insurgents entered into the heart OF the city,
the Plaza de Armas, and sacked number of stores
they did not retire until dawn, would lead one to
suppose that they succeeded In all the probable oo-
give entirely different and glowing report to the
contrary.
TERRIBLE TALES.
'Perfectly reliable" parties arrived from that
place state to the Didio Voz de cuba or Constdactd
that everyone who had blunderbuss, traouco or
witness perfectly reliable ofcourse states to the
same journals that he counted Ia dead bodies
distinguish the rebel dead scattered around the
lots as thick as b.ackberries ana all black too:
amount OF credit they deserve
BULLETINS OF BATTLE.
The following account has been received regard
ing another hand-t to- hand encounter between the
Spanish forces and the insurgents The telegram
from Puerto Principe is dated the 18th.
lett lett from the point called Juan S Gomez on n the
4th, taking up the march toward the Sevila River,
and alter killing Off three struggling insurgents
who xere found in the thick Of the spanish recon-
notering parties. arrived on the 9th at San Bias
The insurgents made a night attack upon his en-
campment but were repulsed after killing one and
wounding another. Tss Spanish column continued
with four other struggling insurgents, who were
inconttnenty shot and their arms taken as
Sacra, where they met the Cuban patriots iorce,
1000 strong, one-half mounted.
A most desperate action took place, perhaps one
OF the bloOdiest and severest OF the entire war.
The Spanards confess a loss to themselves Of 54
extenuaton, they declare that the loss of the IN
surgents must have been over 100, and that the
column encamped on the battle ground.
Activity Of the Council Of War in Shoot-
ing the Twelve-Ncither Expeditionists
nor Crew Denied Their Crime.
In reference to the execution of the Cuban chiefs
captured on board OF the vrginius the Dta,1o of
the 18th says:-"The council Of war which has
condemned after identifying their persons, Ber-
nabe varona, Cespedes Jesus del Lo and Ryan,
displayed the same activity In imposing the last
penalty upon twelve more of the expeditlonists,
who were shot in the vicinity OF the Slaughter
House. the usual place OF these executions. Neither
the captain, the crew the expeditIonists have
attempted to conceal their crime, but, on the con-
trary, have confessed that they brought cargo OF
arms-we believe 1000 guns-munltions, provisions
and other materials of war, and came to land them
on the coast of Cuba with the object of giving new
country. We do not consider it prudent to enter
more INTO detail at present. as 1t is impossible to do
so with exactness."
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