The Arkansas banner., 1850-06-04
CUBAN NvAsTOY!!
Dasa.srsas Resuls e sAe Inva,,o., IT,
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Ua~@seES~s 1~~S~st " N@~ AnNnnaoHytT tLspss Rsirsating-lei PrisSasrs to be Shst.!! The Memphis Eagle. sf tho sosh alt, for which
 ws indebted ts frisad. esassiaa the hates. in.
 tslligsncs of nn scssai invasion. asd alas faiure
 We do nea understand how this haPpeaed; but f 1t
 is %, the Cabans will bs ia . condition nsaitaly worss than hsfsrs. The following are the dss-
 patches from which the Eagle obtains i,s iusslli- genee
 l The following is ihs Dslia's despatch: s. ". Pass. May g, 1850. | By the Falcon. which arrived hers from Havana
 last night, ws have the following tmportaat par. 1 tiealars. ia relation to the Cuba exped,tioa. 1 On the 18th nit. Gsa. Lopes landed a, Cardenus
 with 800 mon. He first made prisoner of the l Governor of the Department, whose head quarters was Cardsuas, and thea petsed the pablie faads 1 in the custom house. The eltizens of Cardenas, ] with great enthusiasm. and ia largs Rameevs. 1 ioinsd the standard of Gsn. Lopex. Ou the 20sh.
 he marched cat of ths city, joined by his adheren
 on the island iu eoasldersel> fierce,
 1 It Is rumOssd. gSays our dspateh) that Spaniah
 steamer had arrived at HavasA, with TO prisOasrs
 this. however, was not credAsd.
 The following is the Pica,aae's despatch: 1 HAvaSA, May 9, 1880. |
 the bay of Canaeaas, aud Gen. Lopez with 300 men, landed aud took possessioa Of the town. He re-
 msiHed thers quietly all day. aad ef agaia ia the
 evening on the same steamer that brought him. l He took of with him tho Governor of the town
 and others. she news reached here at ; r. N and i the grc=t>zg skcssesnsns snsaed. Arms dis
 trh1ted the citi1ens. snd during the night troops
 were moved of Ca tho 26t a rasnor rsaehsd here that 75O men had landed al Trinidad. The report Is not confirmed.
 At Cardenas no outrage was committed on the
 inhabitants
 The steamer Pxarro returned from sea and re- ported having captured tvo Americsn vessels, .ak,ng loo prisoners. She started ou the sans day for Cardenas, and Is now iu pursuit of Lopez. SAVANNAH. GEo.. May 25. 1850. The steamer Isao-i touched of here. having teft the Havana on the 22. Cen. Lopez, accompanied
 by one ot his aids Sanchez Sonega, took lodgings
 at 'he City Hotel. From him we have the fol- lowing intelligence:
 The expedition left Con'sy. in Yaeatan, on the I6h and landed at Cardenas on the l9Ih; lost some time in landing, which gave them time to send
 express to the P0siofice at Colasas. ten miles ds-
 tant. The expedition entered the town, and attacked
 the jail. suppos,agh h to be the barracks. The jail
 guarded by fifteen aeh, who stood the fire well. At ths moment, troops were seen crossing the
 square. They hailed, and were answered hy firing on the troops. AGter tnis soldiers went 10 he GoveTncf's house, winch was attacked ead burned.
 The house was well defended. finally the troops surrendered themselves,
 The town remained reAeeabiy in possession of the invaders. The invading troops being dissats- lied with the recep on, and having lost Iime m getting cf the wounded and procuring fuel for the steamer Creole which was to return for rein
 fotcements, became dishear;ened. and insisted on going to Kew West; they were closely pnisaed by
 the Spanish War 'eamer Pxarro, ha, happily escap-
 ed Just before the 0aio Ieit. the Piznro came in
 ,fh uaaAt thav kl Germans and Irish tt said thai they 10 be
 shoi that day at 10 o'clock, Of al least ont of every ten, and the remainder to be confaed ia the dungeons of the Moro castle.
 In the dispatch of yesterday t should read gar-
 rsou of Cardenas consisted of 60 men and not GOO