New-York tribune., 1908-07-18

San Salvador, July 1t.-Omclai reports feSeiNeu
here regarding the progress of the revolutionary
,oveu,ent in Honduras give sequence to the oc-
currences OF the last seven days. On July 10 Cho-
nteca was captured by the insurgents. and on the
,xth they took possession OF the town OF Nacacne
on that date General Dionsio Gutierrez. COM
..ndnS the government forces. occupied Limon.
:, ,s reported that there have been deser-
t,on. from his command On the 18th TWO columns
If government troops that were their way from
fco,epeoue the disanected district decided to
Aexert and proclaim Manuel Bonilla President OF
Honduras but when these men approached the
evolutionary forces column changed its mind
and remained faithful. The other. however Joined
,be rebels in CorQuin. On the same day Choluteca
and Gracias retaken by the government force
under General Gutierrez. who routed the enemy
On July IS many Evolutionary fugitives were
csn,ured in Salvador They include General David
Williams and Colonel Augusta Coeilo who were
brough. this capital
Telegraph communication between General Da-
~tJa President Of Honduras, and his generals
operating in ,he field is being conducted by Sal
xador The only open lines through Saliva
dorean territory
washington. July 1.-THE repulse of. the revolu-
tjonists In both the northern and southern parts
OF Honduras Official aIlvices Of which received
bv Minister Ugarte Of that country to-day preSaSes
the collapse Of the revolution in the view of the
minister. Porvenr. a town captured by the revo-
lu;ionists the 18th, is place of about three
thousand people, with a small garrison. and is about
,en miles from Ceiba. which the revolutionists fol-
having I'D their victory Porycnir. next at
tackled At Cei5a. according dispatch received
hv Mr UrEarte from Foreign Minister Fiailos they
we're defeated. and now being pursued by gov
.runent forces. Minister Ugarte thinks that the
revolutionists realizing the hopelessness Of any
movement against Puerto Cortez. whose natural
no.i.ion renders it difficult OF successful attack,
fu-ned their attention toward the east, which re-
suited in the operations against Ceiba Minister
F,aIios's dispatch also conveys information OF the
se,eat of the revolutionists in the south OF Hon
duras
The American cruiser Albany. directed to proceed
from Panama TO Amapala, the southern port OK
Honduras several Gays ago, arrived there yester-
aav Captain Mayo will keep the government ad-
,ised OF happenings in that locality On the north
roast the gunboa. Marietta, directed to proceed
from Port Antonio. Jamaica, last night to Puerto
Cortez is expected arrived at the latter place In
q day or two. Captain Mayo OF the cruiser Al
hanr to-day cabled that everything is quiet al
Auapaia. Teleeraphic wires were cut on July IL.
according 10 Captain Mayo's telegram. and dis
a+cbes v,ill have TO be forwarded by way OF La
Tnien Salvador The Albany will remain at ANA
naia until further orders
sane confusion appears 10 have arisen as TO the
destination of she marines who are being oroueht
10 the United States the cruisers Albany. IA
coma and Des Moines. None Of these marines, ac-
cording 10 the Navy Department are 10 be lanoeo
N Honduras. The hundred marines on the
c-y,.e- Albany which arrived at Amapala yester-
sv are beine sent to San Francisco for duty
,be-o Those coming home the Tacoma ana
,he Des Mones 10 be taken to fhliaoeipniA'
but there ships will stop az Guantanamo 1or coai
IN their way to United States Inc marines
being returned 10 the United States are a portion
=, -hose sent there preceding the election, and
others WHO anxious to return for service IN This