The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-05-31

ECorespondsacs Of the Savannah RepublranI
KEs ,WrzT, May q. 1850.
yedaT mofpe b the asa oS e Asean r
Ss3e: slsss "a 2 BY The spanish waTstsams Pizan yeh
9f Cuba BY an expedition from New Orleans The facts
passengers CEaFrss on their way o California Issfsaa
%aad Of Cen LOPEZ. On s proset Of resoutcaiaSg Ss % % s
psce he pn ea w sd % poeeed sae 4 70 s
and surprise IT. then the the mountains and for
bring The soldiers and The citiHe- 70 his standsr HaSnx
effected this. there would hsve been shortly s1scen orrs
se efGs iRa hat he @sfs s. .as se%s
pisp s d S 81 e aSe sv sSSd Th % %
Cre9e proeeeed to the Island Of Nugeres of Cape Catoehe
en- Se sSi Sl 1S sa Az G p ,as . s ps
Ss Saan s 4 Lord and The sssk GsorsAna Ths whole fes
three regineufs-e Bssssippi Louisiana and KPnfucy
deUde he Goye 1t @ 3 e po o ss As4 I've e
dass ag at he Island, the whole expedition embarked on
% Tss sB es. iss s fR s fss 5 s.s.
they a as GH s%o bSu Of e SsS 20. snS S
eogla De eiseied This delay, with the nois Of andnE,
he eVernol Canas % snnaa a. .Sos :.
.hsy ,fnea an si,ask Xss made sn he saisea se As
pendencia At daylight, sitsr three hour hard ehlnE,
en woaned The o Of he sn,sr = ! sn kBovs a1
but IS suppose to have been from f hundred Ths
ous The SeT@o sss bas Ts T ,sss s
6o om he aao5 eg I II nng was s,ssnt en- and
taken. The Spanish soldiers fought well and hayejy I'M
age that Mexico carried every thing before them and
in few hours ateE landing thi; city, of seven 0usand
OnreschDg the railroad epot the rails found 10 have
zas by that means Boore thew enpd have = ,b h
loot the whole force OF the Government would have been
was o remain a csna! ss pe s aRs Rssas
sation in their favo The citizens in the morning aapea ed
sndy and disposed to Join the invaders. invited them
9er sod eaD and treated them hase but none took
In the evening about sundOwn. hundred and twenty
anosr marched INTO the city part took position one
charged the Americans. and were ali with one ton.
iwee sngehanded and aone he chTas - I ss.a
charge his horse was killed. his broken and he tasen
rendered BY The eitizens On The contrsGg The CAPTAIN
lancers was found 70 be the very who had fased the
oince snmpuOosy at dinner and made them believe he
oae Of The aids of Gen. Lopez Gen. Gonzales lies here
badly busnpposd not dangerously wounded COL o.
Of fkentucky also wounded but dangerously CAPT
thrown overheard tie lay after they eft Csrienas AInoas
those Killed was an Episcopal paEon from the West, whose
The Americans receiving assistance from the people,
Gsenss we s en be & - Sss i n ;snsa
boat tnight ard for Key Wet The next mnrnng
all that day. and changed their couTse 10 nokesst, md
made ~, t ps TSe a. hsy Vs11s s po. COX hem inside
Yesterday morning having arrived in the night She ds
Petel the schooner engaged il the eoast survey The
purpose for which they wanted pilot was, as they
soS have po Is come into Re @ bn So 70 1 SupsS sS
the Creole The commander OF The Pizan saieneA in
which u him lis % ess 50 % that SDsa hsIs night night e
PzaTo from plotting schooner and brought her through
the ship channel IN the meantime, the Creole running
eSned the point ss al RS beo he fao
H. hHss been the % n bad shs sos9
hayag Gre me eaF and Eosa INTO our waters 70 hase "a
tell but sneE It supposed must have been ker design s
the fact of wanting plo chase and from he EnoF
c S of % great an 10 70 ne ss rs Th
only qse os pio was to come Inside and await the
The Creole after beihs detained twenty minus. by III
health oiiiee Ss allowed come 70 the wharf while drop
The commander ordered the pilot TO put her between hs
would a ,e e o Pe ed s newt Wharf, 9s r5 y
made by the with their bundles and side for
seemed glad enough to have gotten once more On Xmeres1
soil Fortunately for them the y 8. Barracks, about mix
LAYS here SILL hsvinE kept up steam all Yesterday ard lag
an i 1 mrb be necssrs s 10 wal IN g
sne Ia mas gs ~ about one hund1es m'9 on board
II was the design of the Ame leans had they found i'm
possible have boarded the Pizano if ihey could
Could they have done this they would have taken her in
Twenysjx men and fonr Officers of the garrison at Carrie
wuh them. They eem much anachei 10 General Lore
Seven also came oyet When men returned to IL
prayed be taken with the All were sent azhose how
discovered m the boat got ont to sea They were Srcasi
before Judge Marvin. the District Judge tins oiug mo
1 HnotdS
The Spanish Consul He will send them on bosri II
PzaTo, to be delivered to their owners The Creole h
been seized by Tue e9etoI Tor vaIous breaches Of th
revenue laws. and viii doubtless be forfeited. No nemoI
STRANGE was made by the adventuers when she sszee
They looked FOR il Of course They Ia We bee
sprey peaceful and seem dispesed to abie by the law
respectable families in the West What will be their dssna
ton Is 0nkno1n. Some understand leave today for New
Orleans and ahove three hundred The Isabel Gen Lope
and hts AM, j. Sanchez Iznaga, among the latter
After the boat had gotten out from Caienas yol
was taken TO determine their majority voted 10
coming KeyWest Gen L0pez then ash To be ashal
az La Vuelta de AbSo, where stationed with h
Spanish soldiers who had joined them, and who snxio1
to have followed him; number Of the Americans Ee.
also willing 10 follow him. The suppig of fuel sma
that it was ought there would be sufficient take then
back to the shore and reach this place. and they Determines
not 10 return Lopez sill sangnne, He thai b
name will yet cal host bis standard The Amer eas
sneak in the highest of his He 10 he unt
tTouEhout he FIGHT where the bulets eR hekest They
thnk th0ueh that he deeelveas TO The extent OF his
aTy IN Cuba and this the Of the failure ef n,
expedition. As the fact 10 this respect i dish n
10 say. Lopez has ong had lhe rpu!algn ef esn4 III