Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-06-01

Mugeres where is reported the insurgents are con-
centrang they will seize and bring them INTO TINS Po az
all hazards Of any future dispute with the nation to which the
individuals may belong Iqueston whether any other ma
on would do the thing under similar circumstances
sNo such hostile force land Havana its near VI
cny and those acquainted with the port and its surrounding
deencss will at once admit this II is at the south that
landing talked Of and the vessels OF war are to watch that
especially and endeavor be close upon the track OF
any vessel of Suspicious chaacer and thus prevent her
from dsembarkng any The troops are all held In read
ness for march at moments warning, ard TO supply their
places the Government has commenced organizing militia OF
volunteer force The Conde MIRAsoL said to have the
lead and organization of this force but every thing else
hazarded in the way OF opinion relative to this
officer youch for its accuracy Martial law it is
said will be proclaimed this mornings and observe squads
of dressed citizens passing the streets with muskes ap
Paeny their way to some point Of organization Tor the
duty already suggested"
The following Telegraph dispatches from the
South, announcing the failure of the expedition,
have been received at this office-the first one on
Saturday afternoon, and the second last night 1t
will be seen that the invaders had very narrow
escape for their lives, and that their flight was
so precpate that fifteen of their number were left to
the mercy OF the people whom they had wronged !:
SAVANNAH, MAY IS
The steamer Isabel from Havana the 22d, has touched
off here Gen. LOPEZ, accompanied by of his Aids, has
taken lodgings at the City Hotel From him have got the
following intelligence The expedition left Contoy, in Yu-
cstan, on the 10th, and landed Cardenas the l7th
They lost time in landing which gave time to the in
habans send express into Cozo, ten miles distant
The expedition entered the and attacked the jail sup
posing it to be barracks. The Jail guard of fifteen men
stood fire well. AT this moment troops cross
ing the square, who hailed and answered by firing
the invaders and afterwards they went to the Governors
house, which attacked and well defended but finally
burnt The troops surrendered themselves, and the town
remained in peaceabe possession of the invaders but being
dissatisfied with the reception they had met and having
lost time in getting their wounded and fuel board the
steamer Creole which for reinorcements they
were much dheartened insist upon going to Key
West They were however, by the Spanish
war-s'eamer Pizaro, but happily escaped,
KEY WEST, MAY 81, ria Charleston.
The American steamer Creole, with six hundred men
board, this day into Key West after having landed at
Cardenas, in Cuba She chased into port by the Spanish
man-of-war Pzayro About fifteen Americans
left Shore having, it is Supposed gone to sleep from
cessve fatigue. The people Of the Creole made fast their
vessel to the wharf and delivered her and themselves
the civil authorities The Collector has seized the Creole for
violation of the laws and her people have been
signed the United STATES barracks for quarters Ex
cept eighteen men, the Petre there force here either
military naval