On September 14, the insurgents established a provisional government in Santiago led by General José Antonio Salcedo, which declared Santana a traitor and ordered that he be shot on sight. Santana's march stalled at Monte Plata, where rebel forces under General Gregorio Luperón harassed his troops, depleting their strength. The Dominicans captured Santana's entire supply train, along with two Spanish generals and about one hundred Spanish soldiers at Yamasá. Many of Santana's troops deserted, and the Spanish authorities refused to send reinforcements. Santana subsequently withdrew to El Seibo.
on september 14 the insurgents established a provisional government in santiago led by general josé antonio salcedo which declared santana a traitor and ordered that he be shot on sight santana's march stalled at monte plata where rebel forces under general gregorio luperón harassed his troops depleting their strength the dominicans captured santana's entire supply train along with two spanish generals and about one hundred spanish soldiers at yamasá many of santana's troops deserted and the spanish authorities refused to send reinforcements santana subsequently withdrew to el seibo