The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-11

sf msusDn. fhas the ehsirrn disappeared h Hsrana the nomsu1 skni fse nswa ef fhe lnndisr pf the lexPecitien was rsSsissE This cireusBsisecs is vel susiAiRsd hy She sspe.isnee uf ni wei disrip lined armies 4u the field. Sa the eve cf hstile whsn the sbek list Gimiaiahea rapsdly The e1eiis- meni in Havana wna, iB like mannef, xrsAt that BSt ease of citoUra reported the dny after the arriKni Dl this Bews
 is wsFahy of rsnaArk. la exBlauafion eF Inc let. fer of Vss Ksy A sst earrsspeaasptfn reEnrs tas rseePson Sttbe iusAasEss tnHt tb~y Gi3 sBt aatiei pate aHy eonsiSernbs ssssssncs ffsn the pegpss ef CnraeuAa Their ehsf rsaiuboe, ss we lrarn from eeers of the ~xpeeifisa new In the ely wns Hyea Mntsnzns. winch plaos they weFs prevented from reaching by an anleoked faf seenrencs hs vii hs seen below. The pepslsrEsy of GeB-rSs Leyez In MAtHnzas and the R1Jsnens egHntry is represented to be aime~a uBbou nssd.
 Ne are fnrtbsF informed. that whsIe the CFrnis wss lying sRrOsad fss SIX hnaFs at Cadensa. with the momesssry eTpecsaiiyR of being attacked by Spanish maB-ef wal tss steamer PzErrp came ists the hsrboT hi night side of it. tn ssaych Of her, and pnnE~c fs other side WithVul discovering her. Had tlIs Pi1aFre attacked the iHvAd~rs. how eyer, they hhd determined 10 board hss sns take peasea~ieE of hsr, winch they have since learned weuic have hssn sssy Insfter.
 Some thirty forty soldiers came passe Rgerx by the lsahe from Key West, where ths remainder Of the expedition was ieA, ii their intention b lsHFe Key west Ropu Us possible, ana TetHrn te their hgmss is the S,aieR
 CT 4hs desperate coarAge of the~e sdVeniRrers ii iS unnecessary t0 speak. The expedition com posed pf the very bes; of our M=xicaB you Biesrs, some of whom ssy thr reEistABes they met al Car denas during tbe slight attnek WIS equal te thai ns Monterey. TBey speak In the highest terms of the bravery and ukil Of Gen Lapsz, who. ib+y say. is fitted 10 ieaa in any expedition. Jnst think of 60u men invading an island of million of inhabitants. tn,aSu of he han lern hope upon which they had gone, and of the calm, Ealincaing courage with which they were inspired.
 Esgty-fo1t aonhlopns were fou nd in th. treasury at Cardsnas winch were brouril ;b key West. and. by oraer of Gen Lepez distributed fur the Felief of the sick sno sounded ameSg the soldiers
 TCorresponaense of the sssAnnsh Re,,nbdseaH kET WET. May P, 1850. MsSsrS ESti0rx-0ar city thrown tR1s con- sieruston yesterday morning ey the ErrlTai of tie Amerlcan steamer Creole, chased by the Spanish wa-steauara PizarrO whieh dIscios~d fhe tsct thai En attack had been made The Island pf Cuba bv i sn expedition from New OfieAns. The 4s~'s as have gathered ihern these: The Creole lef' Asw Orleans the 7ta nsi-, f0t fhe oSt=nsfbte pi pose uf taxing passengers ts Chagres. oa tbrIr way 10 Calliurna. Instead of gold d,ggers. they were bound to Cuba under fhe command cf Gen. Lopsz. on the prolert si tevelufionizng 1hx Island. The rlsn was 10 land ai Cafaenas surprise thai place, seize fhe ears, aud proceed ismeaistslF tc BSais- gas and saprIse it then go ap the rvrr o tas ] iains and faftIy themselves. There the name ni Gen Lop~z psid br4ng fae ssldIerx and the eIli- gems 10 hs standard. Having sE.cied fhis. there weuid hare been shortly SssFcieu, force to sipx- ccnha-hce n the peopis aud 10 meet the army sl ! tbs Government. Ii Was eeheveo that The great majority ui fhe people were Of rpvoistiot. and would wIth ibe regsisr sold-ss declare ia iher favor ss theg adraac@a. The CreeIe pTnceesee 10
 
 of Yucs'an Al t,,is place they ioinsd part ci tbe exp-,iit.on Hh,rh tad surstd some tune Preyious on fhs hrE Susan Lord aud fbe bark G~crgiass- Tue whole force was then six hundred and fty men. s,a sss coup posed o ttres rssiDsuts--tbe Misssssifpi, Louisiana ana Kentucky. Information WAS s.ui from here tb Hsrsna sy sgaack, 70 deinde 'he to rernment ss Q the point of sFtark- Alter two days sfsy al rte Island, The whole expedition embarked an the Cfeue fos CaFd@Bas. hafng seui the orig and bark back to New oripans They resches CaI8e- uas on the ia'n, in>f-. st o'clock, Here. ab srcount alew tide and other ossructlons, thsE delayed fwn hours heiuse isuding could be e~rtee This delay win The noise oi landing, had given tae alarm and 8 dispatch vas immediately started by the C5aserner nl Carlrnas for Mafauzss. As suoH as they landed sn attack made on The garrison. the msTlcans shouting Rs ther advanced, "Lsi,ef- tsa de Cuba V jndppeHd-pcia s Al daylight after ttree haars' hard fighting the oilT was captured with inc loss oi Americans aud Gfeeu wDHn- aed The loss of tlle S;saniAFas IS moi known. but supposed Go have been from fifty 10 one hundred The Governor and Lieut. hnSprror of Cardrnas were taken priscn.rs The Governors palace ssas burnt This was f,ecessary 10 make :hem srrren- der Te firing cuIls,snf and hoi sTssn the gar rison and tops of houses uHtI tse cTfy taken. Ths Spanish soldiers fought well and brsReiy bai the AFnsfirsns w5th tiie dsnn'ssss and seis- meEi courage fhsi swept MsIiro carried every tlsise before them ana IS lex hnuvs after landing tii. ei;y. of seven thousand Insls5ants in the pos session oi SIX hUnared men.
 . On reaching the Istrpad depot the rails were found 10 have been taken ur 70 render f i'm possible 10 reach Maisnzas hy thsf msans B-iart they could have reached tbere by foo: the whale iocs of ibe Government would have been ready jc rscrige them. T'hIs yArf ot fhe pTo9ect having tailed, Il conc ud%d io remain Ht Carosras ant aWsIt demonstration in their favor The citizen, in The morning appeared friendly and disposed if ion ths invaders, lns;ed them 70 their houses si,o tresied them husPItsoly, aui none look up sbd none iu from ths country.
 iu the evening about sunaoEh, a hanar-d aud tweHty lEncers marched into the eiiv. 4 paTf took posilion ia one street fe cHi oG a retseai. The n,hery hf;y n number, charged the Americans aiIe were KE x'ith exception. sdoi dowN. The s1.- cer iha' escaped showed reckless vaisr-'wiee siD- gie-henaea aud Bicis. he charged; si fhe sscoita charge hIs horse killed, hts bfoken hnS ss tskef prisoner aBe brought heIe- h this Rifeck nc as-isistee vas rehdefea hy tie riizeus. On lht eSHfrAry the csptAh ai te lanesFs ioisbG 70 be the very mah who had ieassea ts officers surn;.tu- onsIy si dinner, aud made tbem believe be with fhetn.
 One oi the ssas of Gen. L peg, Gen. Gonzslrs, hes here badly, but supposed moi dangerously de6 Col 0 HaTs, of Kentucky, is sse wouDded, bsi no, dangerously. Capt. Laghi, pf ksfe0cky, ciee of his wounds, Ead his body wss thrown os~IeasTd the day after they Jeff CArdraas Anang those killed was sn Epseopai parsoa from the es whose nauae have moi learned
 
 people, and aware ths' 0sce of fen thousand men stationed neaf CAsdehss, on Ehe mach tc s'tsek then took 10 tbeaT boai a night aud rufio { sea far Ny Nest. The next msVIABg the PlEarfo Eas disrsFsred zsfern in chase. They kept ahead ali that dsy sud rhsR-~a fbetT 10 northeast and naoe ihe rel si Key Nsess There Fiiot took tiin issi64 t.s rect and rxn eVSn Tie PiT- arc was of ths shp cbsaBsl yesterday morning. bsving arrived ths bt<tt- sse demanded pslo, 0i Li1Ut. Rogers, so isy eai taegs n tss Pe'Fsi, tte U $. schooner rIEag-d in the coast ssrreF.-- The pGrpese for Mheh tt1ey ~Hsttse Fsisei wsss ! ihrF srVSea 10 chase fhe Creole. At~ Roger re-