The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-06

Of Gen. Lopci, DC, Nc.
Through the Kindness Of Mr. Lewis, We
have been Kindly placed in possession Of
COMES of the New Orleans Delta Of the 10th
and'27th. which are filled with accounts of the
Cuban invasion. The first blow has been
struck, and there's every reason TO believe that
or, this, tbs beautiful island, that has SO long
labored under the despotI-m OF Spain is
fgLE.
The Deiis contains n wood-cui Of Gen MAR
cisco LorIx, the gallan, hero of the expedition.
Ill, counienance is indicative of an intelligent
and determined spirit. The editor say. that
be is as prudent as he Is brave
The D,Ha has a correspondent a, Havana,
who whites under dates OF the 10th, 2lst, and
22d alt Under dates of 2lst he says
"Gen Lopez landed with the steamer Creole
At Cardenas 81 the night OF the ! sIh. a. the
Creole approached which she did without hest.
tation ur stopping, the Captain of the Port
believing It WAS some Spanish steamer, decked
himself IN all his military and official toggery
and wen, forth to do the handsome on the oc-
casion The Creole quietly landed and made
fast, when Gen Lopez sprung ashore at the
head of three hundred desperate men, formed
them INTO line, and then ordered the Captain of
lac Port To process to the Go,erncr under =
guard. and bring hl, ENecency before hn
Gen Lopez. In proceeding 10 execute the
order, the Captain escaped, and did not draw
IA, breath until he got to Mantan1as, whence
be came 10 tins city. where be has been lion
ever since. II appears that the town was easily
taken aud occupied by Lopels troops. after a
mere show of resistance from the troops and
the Governor The latter was taken prison
or aboard of the Creole, but subsequently, re-
leased ON his parole, To treat kindly certain
persons friendly to LOPEZ The General re-
manned at cardrnas all day on the laih, his men
quietly mingling with the people and dcmean-
my Themselves with great propnety. II Is SAID
that the rails 81 tho Railroad to Manianzas
were torn up Tor some distance, TO prevent the
approach of troops from Havana. The proc
lamatons were also diiiused among the people
They breathe an excellent aud patriotic spirit
Gen Lopez took the money IN the Custom
l,ouse As an evidence of the extent of the
alarm caused by this news, 1000 men have been
sent TO Cardenas, am Havana left entirely to
the protection Of lhN nhabitant, To render
thu, affair ai Cardenas still more Notifying 10
Spanish pride. the Governor who was taken
prisoner is nephew Of the Captain General,
and -aid to be beroIhcd to his daughter There
are .e,er,l alarming stories abon, the cutting
mp OF Spanish regiments by the troops Of I.o.
PEI.
The Veiia OF the 9th confirms the iorego-
ing news. with the further intelligence Of the
II !
vpelto ,h,io and that the t,oon. IN C,r,l.na.
49,, IN, ~
va" JV'"'" ''f'"' ''' ''o''''''"'' VI Wv
hrncral are involved M some mystery. TN the
one hand It Is asserted that h. i in the noun.
,,ins at fla. head of l1oo man an the etb,-
1".,,
- '''''' ~ ''''' ~ anu
mas 1" proceed niue further eastward iof MS
dnal landing. The D,Ea saws:
The truth according f., onr bo., ,pd,,,na,,
5f,,r,i.d IN, Lr,,,l.,i,.,, Of the ,,.,..,r. al ~
anil ,ia,,s .. .,t.,,.,'n.J h.f,, h.. d..,,,,t,,r
from here +. ,robabl, th,.-fbat afl,r ,au,b,n,,
n, C,rd.na. h. IA ,r.nnba,1 ,n nr,,.ssd T..
So, I.,,y ,l l., Re,n,,i,o. b, larg,r enc, th,,
c,rdrn,s +, l,t,le moro linn lo1 milo. h the
eastward IN the Central pcn,,tr,en, thence f.
.t,,ke down. ,ap,dly. IN INA fb,r, C,,vt,s,o,
y,iii,I,i .Nfaio Esuri,,, IN. taking all tbns,
important towns. and missing the Who'll. Central
Drpartuicuf. with a view cf establishing in that
region, the first foundations OF the Cuban Re
public.
Below is a dispatch TO thu, D.fa of the alsi
,L, ,,or \.,, o,L ,,ti..h ,,.utL ....,, ..,.,,
"'''' '"o '''es''ng "'"'
"Uay 2l-pmo arrived to-day. Gen io-
PEI landed at tardcna> Oh the 18th inst, with
live hundred men, took the town and garrison
Of slN hundred soldiers, who surrendered after
losing three men. hreai excitement at Havana.
Martial law declared Several thousand mill
VA 'u''''"' 'opPI "a'c 9coh u'si'"''"'d !"
""u'"nE"N' '''" 'o>1''N "s w., "su u,-
f''''"" Tvs '.'""1 ,P"'"''
- '','' ~, VIZ" va ~
u.s. "io,,,i ''"," anu "e,,''",, Muls '"'
no''l ',s'lput'' !" 'l'' o'''1en' OF ''aNan' ana
enrol themselves The force under Zen. Io.
PEI Is supposed to amour, 10 20oo men /, Is
reported that Lopez took up the road leading
to ,ardrnaS in several places Inc merchants
''," 'a',N''s ., ''a'"''' are moving '"ei' '"no'
h"a. -, f'' H.. a.. So 'V'ee',o.' ""'
American ,e.seis and n5s.eng.rs
The Ohio brings nothing later from Caliror.
MIA She has on board S6oo,ooo in gold and
specie.
MAY a2-rhis moruing brings other yer.
SONS Of the affair at Cordenas, from official
sources not 'aflihs ma'era''y from what has
,,' o''n s'A',u IT : s'''' however ,hal
,be 'nysdcrs . 1', trl, S" anJ ' d1.ps'
wa, wounded and taken prisoner, with several