The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-08 00:00:00

would seem that the fifty Americans who were taken 1
in launches by the Spanish Admiral, were on an ex- !
pedition to capture a fort ; this in one account. Aso-
ther, however, says that they had captured a fort, ,
and finding they were not joined by any of the
emotes, they atfempted to escape. My own opinion
is, that they were a detachment from the main body
on *ow partisan expedition.
Our latest intelligence from the island by the way
of New Orleans and Savannah is to this effect :
Lopez, after appearing off Havana, landed at Mir
retty, 12 miles from Bahia Honda, and took posses-
sion of the town of Las Poem Directly a column
of SOO troops proceeded by sea to attacli him, and a
battle was fought on the 12th of the month at San
Miguel, near Lan Pow. The steamer Pizarro,
which was a part of the expedition, in the meantime
grounded at Bahia Honda, and was in the dilemma
of being wrecked or captured. Lopez fought two
battles and won them; be then advanced to San
Diego de Nines, to secure the fruits of his victory.
The Spaniards admit their loss to have been very
severe—some four or five hundred. On the contrary,
the Spanish accounts say the battle was renewed,
and Lopes defeated and taken prisoner. We have
also reports that Lopez'. forcer have largely increased
in number, and that people were openly leaving
Havana with the intention of joining him. That a
great part of the island is in a state of insurrection,
we cannot well doubt, and the result seems yet to be
doubtful. _ _ _ . _ ..

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The President has returned suddenly to Washing-
ton, and called his cabinet together in the emergency.
A United States' steamer, with a messenger, is by
this time gone to Havana.
Meantime a most riotous feeling has been dis-
playing itself at New Orleans. As soon as the news
of the death of the 30 Americans was heard, a mob
to the office of the Spanish newspaper, La
I:a,ed sacked it, and destroyed all its printing
materi ls. They proceeded to the Spanish Consuls
office and treated it in the same manner, and then
destroyed all the Spanish cigar shops kept by
Spaniards. This feeling is said to have been pro-
duced by the arrival of the dead bodies of two of the
officers who had been shot, and the pretence that the
Spanish consul had refused to deliver up some letters
written by the killed on the eve of their massacre.
I enclose you all the extracts and clippings which
I have at a very short notice been able to make.
There is ao thread in the narrative beyond what I
have given you.
We have news from Aux Cayes, Hayti, to Au-
gust I.
A letter dated Joky 29th, says:—ln consequence of
the departure of the Samna for the north, with
hostile intent, as was apprised, the holders of
doubloons were shy, and kidthem at 220 dole.
The English and French emoids had Om public
notice that they would block & army port in the
island, in ease the Harkins sommtasod hostilities
against the Dominicans.
The first parcel of the new cabs mop had been
delivered, and there is now no doubt of the immensity
of the yield. Coffee has, in consequence, fallen from
100 dols. to Si, Haytien currency.
Advice. have been received by the way of Boston,
from Kingston, Jamaica, to the 11th inst., and from
British Guiana to the 26th of July. The of
the cholera in Jamaica was arrested, and the disease
was gradually disappearing from the island. The
smallpox bad made its appea.ance on some of the
estates in the parish of Try. The north side of
the island had been visited by heavy and continuous
rains, and vegetation in consequence was as favour-
able as planters could desire.
An attempt has been made by some of the
of Georgetown, Guiana, to introduce Lynch =acl/et
man indicted for the murder of a lamb was as-
quitted of the charge, but fogad panty
.at man-
slaughter, and sentenced to imrtome pont impel...-
meat. This did not satisfy tie mob, who endeavoured
to take the law into their own bona. and 'curate
capital punishment upon the primmer. They were
with difficulty repulsed by the
.se, and the ring-
leaders were subsequently arses ma punished by

imprisount. ent. -
It is estimated that the rem asp of 1851, on the
i.land of Barbadoes, is the Went ever raised on that
Wand. It amounts frame RAW to 39,000 hogsheads.
The exports to July 16 imiamostoted to 37.0410 hogs-
heads. The 54th and 74* ferments had left Bar-
badoes for North America. The Governor General
of the Windward Islands, Mr. W. Colebrooke, was
about to leave Barbadoes on a visit to England.
The government will be administered in his a
by Sir B. Iliunilton, Lieutenant Governor of Gre-
nada. Lieutenant Governor Darling, of St. Ltsaiar
mid Lieutenant Governor M'Doma, of Dominidlit
had left for England.
The yellow lever was prevailing to an amidst
extent at Surinam, partteularly oaten the ship-
ping and Military.
The correspondent of the New Othesse Pionpute,
writing from Tehuantepec, Jaly 3, mays:
A resolution has broken not In Chiapas, and a proaun-
rl imento has been declared agdnst the gammosamt. This
movesnent has for its object tiesheill the internal
ctotowlswases—thess lesartmeres whisk Ipor =
spots, dale this his wed heaatitel eserstry. Col.
commanding the babasat of thismili la Tehuantepec, was
ordered to proceed thither and mat the government party
iu suppressing the reveler's. Re be not proceeded fur
on his march towards °Mow When the soldiers of his
battalion emamenced to assort, sad by the time be had
reached Miaow (a town sheet 00 miles flan Taunus.
let he had rat more than seventy men.
of Tel is quiet ; bat it is
Lary t:e="that it is the quiet that Fames
the .teem Il eisales. although aereiseny &Wed- has
really trimpheL He smiles as his seadmsmi itsto
Au:Mum "Warm he Mews. Theti=tel die
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rmatoillilea is elbse.—Jak 10. &me edible ahem, a
murky lea arrived ltem Mapes. The Waage( Oemissa
and Ciudad heal, is that Mate, are La epee recall, sad 700
we*. tinder Meidese, sm of the weeidise cad met
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doted Its. this Om, to mho dor Geraerar al Mokpo, '
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twew sempelleis• fie Ye restess assaekegaes hem this
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meat
We have received over two minions efteld within
a few dace past, but there is DO asYliele improve-
ment in the money market. A great deal of anxiety
is felt as to the future, by all our reflecting Ines.
The state loan of nine Laillions was taken by a panel
of speculators at a little above par.
'rho Hermann and Asia are both due to-day.
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