Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-06-11
u0l:SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
t'rom tie Charleston coeeier. .i,ue t.
LATE ANp INTERESTING From HAVANA

The schr Merchant Capt rr>siet nsc! his polt ye
tctiay, in six days from i!teana.
~ h!- vessel We have received copy al the Dafio DO IA
Marina OF 'hr }9h uIt b'inr ~iS dag a'ei lan the NJ
counts brought by III. l~ah"
Captain ,s-!.r thar tn L. =. !riyae
sranlc Cap,nn 1ninal arrived ut Havana on tle 26h
ut 81. carried ont important c,patcirs 10 the Captain
I, neral OF nsa, and also 10 zen Campbell The American
Consul a. haEana II Wa -ttc ~ Havana, that the aai-
had been pat Under the ur. ~ tlr Governor oi u
49, = a-si-t slpirssn. any ained expedition itom the
stats. The ti.ul; alli,a tic Saunac oil Havana pc
vented what would doubt have trcn other" bloody
affair, tit l. ) shops OF Albany md Gcn:nntowa
~h- iyng ~ Havana receive! information that SEVERAL
spanish ve-.t- IT expected! IN cw days, wi'
part 81 hr Cuban expedition % board ~" doubt i,'f
taken tho coast AT GcaanJ On receipt al thus ntl
these vols linrdn.N lett port Tor ne purpose :"
ut'c"piina hcu and demanding the prsonc!s from u'
custody the Si,an.ard-. They met them f." hours
sail from the Moro, md were about esacins hor release
81 the cannon. mouth when the Safanac up. An
interview took place between Capt Tatna and tomman
f.. Randolph aiics which the Spaniari- allowed Ia
take their prisoners into Havana The prisoners pin
ccd in confinement boai Spanish seventy hour, IN The
harhor.
The tive individuals tnkeu Cardsnns part OF the boy
under Lopez shot al Matnlas cw days previous T.
the sailing ~ tie Merchant -Four al III" number "." -a
be Scotch ard Irish and American "a boy) who sa
led 10 the last that lac coined the expedition under the n''
SION that II was oina California and that hc had a
~ the PROJECT oi invading Cuhh.
The boy who shot, a-sei PERMISSION previous - lis
exreGon 10 WRIT letter to his nioh, giving her io
nation u his melancholy fate. After much ,naty ms
privilege granted hpn, After fniehin. his spis'lr u
~ handed ot the soldiers who tofc w. humane
spectator however. collected the pieces anu pasted fh"h ~
.c:her with the intention o forwarding them 10 the sr'rS'i
pn.ni.
Tie Merchant LEFT in Havana tie t. $. s"'' Sa'-
ani and >oops Of war Albany AMI G.rmtutomr.
The cou'uct Of CunsGlat HAVANA under ta i." 'H
cnstanccs which surround him, Is spoken oi IN ,e f
terms
The following is from The Dario d. Mirno 81 'hc .''
u!t for translation of which indebted 10 eh'
I'VE have the greatest satisfaction IN being a,. 10
To readers, thar the American Steamer "i ""f
which has arrived irom Washington, has been -en' ~ IA
rcs!ten, al the United States. Ia oc 10 our '''N
assistance if necessary, aaans The spcd'tion "i me
The American Shops ii War Albany AMI ''rFinan"" -
tered with the object. 9Th
-icon confirms The open and energetic "'I"s mi,'
which General Taylor declared. that h. would pn ''" -,
force inv attempt against the Island NJ Cuba, - II Wa"
property vi friendly nation. - p,...
"lSe have never had doubt m" integrity % :.
den; faYor nor roui believe hin ans t.,- our ",f
in the pr,clnaIi,n H. s.uc rs months lace ,,nn
those assembled Round Island - be- "'t Jaw 49, IA.
This day see, his feelings towards made v'sp "
actions we can moi withhold from him his us aii tus
praisc So,W i'll. landing conildc III Ourselves 49, w.
nh. n aIl times 10 drive back the Pirates Whatever ~.
their nun,.css and moreover, this good cause 'hs an
IA coun, on thc assistance the United Stae- h,ll
il IA an i:npossibIiry that the tranquility OF ms '7''"'
bc again disturbed"