The New York herald., 1850-06-27
NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

[rrom the Charleston Courier, June "a
The o. 8 sloop OF war 0ermsntown, and one other
vans usth inst sendng In their boats only to learn
the news. the arrival 81 any sfthe s. stsamers
The news carried out by the Isabel created quite
sensscn in Havana especially the correspondsnce Of
Mr.. Clayton, Secretary Of State
The excitement caused BY the late expedition has
srbsided But the militia Is organized not only here
but in other principal towns, and the different corps
Nothing decisive has transpired respecting the
Who taken In the captured vessels 1t there
II viii be a matter Of regret IL Lopez should no, be
convicted and punished. because It mus. naturally b.
irristns to the people q this country to 50. man
OF the United States ss veu ss Of this Island one
entertsins the least doubt
ing throughout the interior. The loss Of life among
the lsboring population is serious feature In
naas %'r' ns a. v, humane point ., %
source open to Them from which they replace such
IProm the New orle.n. Delta. June ISL
Havana, Jusg y, 1s5o.-The bark Georgisna and
brigantine Susan Loud have been modestly taken to
s % n h, yrs
fares Of the hay. have vailed with two or three
Americans to day In the vicinity Of the gas works TO
ard In this condition they win remain Il s prssums-
BILE until the right of the capture has been settled By
better authority than we have under the flag here In
opposition to Capt Ts opinion which was freely vo-
luDtesred we have the unanimous voices Of the Ame
rican shipping masters In port. The Germantow com
muncated with the Consul yesterday who has In these
troubles dice barged his whole duty faithfully and
firmly; 20 that through him, the national honor has
The schooner Parry arrived from New Orleans on the
9Th since which the town has been filled with idle
ports, to the disturbance Of every body One regi-
ment ordered out for the interior two days since
and two more are TO leave to morrow-ths points not
given.
son Of DR. Duperss formerly Of New Orleans, has
been telling foolish stories. which have reached the
ears of the government, and he was conducted from
the Fairy in which he came passenger, to the Hotel
de Isabel scgunds, outside, near the "Punta,- and
formerly known as the Tscon jail.
Mr. johnson, ship broker for the largest mericsn
house here, made prisoner day before yesterday
i DO not know the gentleman. but understand he is
subject OF the sister Queen Victoria born st Nassau
and that he is not very dangerous ct table well
has talked at ALL but he may have uttered ohjec-
tionsbls jest.
The trial s not over Of the prisoners they sicken
and die too fact for the detailed for their
disposition. They at the Csbanss-fortih
opposite-thoss that live
[From the New Orleans Picsyupe, June1
Hsvs~s. June =, 1880
The trial 1.-THE prisoners continues. and cops-
dent;y assured, By parties vho are In some degree
may he let OF with only light punishment. the
captains Of the vessels cannot escape death the
ships ccndemnstien.
10 is reported that the man Who r~prieved when
the four evecuted 81 Mstsnss~, has since been
shot HE act of kindness not having been considered
sufscient 20 save hss life
The plan of garrison and defence for The isisnd
been opened In this city, and men are being enlisted