New-York daily tribune., 1851-08-27

tut twenty-five OF them were killed General E,,ss
second N command IN the Island. on hearing an.
inng. fell upon them with 500 men bui the p.r,tAs
retired into the houses and such the determ ,ex
bravery Of the soldiers that they entered the Sne-fs
where ~ course, thirty forty % ihem werc t,l,e
Gen. Enna then at once withdrew hi> trOopS "A
Vas pFopaTing ~ Gemolsh the houses by me Aas ~
the artillery, when The pirates, finding ha NO, !,
soul would lom them, eul on The cAatrarv -
"Gualros." pCaSaniv, were opclly agaIs; tAap,
that The soiciery, FAR ifom passing oscr 10 thea.
fought With The most deCdec courage thatt-,o~.
were hourly arlslng, and that they would 80,
be surrounded began 10 discover iha, the, A,J
ectn been deceived by Lopez, and Rsis,e,i una
leaving the town. lie then encouraged h,< -
With the hopes OF hnding "ap2ui." OF sv-ae,,S,
| at linsr Del Rio. proceeded IN that dircc,,o,,'
but beng atieckcd With srea; Sgil.i by ,Ae tro,os
comirg from that distract. 'hey comr..llet n
return 20 Las Poza>. on The way 10 Which ,Aev
were again attacked b, Genera, ERaA's tro,a.
| They then were Obliged - d.SpcT>e. aa1 took !,
fieht m every diTecilon. IL = already oRc,,ll,
known. that A great many have been asea by 80
troops. and shot on the spot TO-DAY at..,So M
! TIE TunawaNS have been executed here, Wao sers
brought by Admirsl 6usta.lo> IN the steamer H,S'
nero these were caught, IN arms, m four iSk,,x
! beats. cnteavonrg 20 make their escape ,o tss
COiOTa6os. The probability u thai feS OF tone u1u
be able 10 e>cSpe, which viii shortly put An eni,.
The hrSt expedition oi the Pampero, NArciso Looer
viii Dc vel looked after. but he has probably goa.
bN himself and a. he Knows the ground ~ ssa
may thereby eGect his escape. The search. Ava.
ever, iOr him BY the country people. W.T. Ne !,
SulCt that strong hopes are entertained O als 5cat
taken, dead OF alive. According Ia the Ia. AiyioeS
It y presumed that opeI was expecting reinor,e
msnt. 70 Land near or AZ the same pace whcreae
did Tor which reason Be attempted ~ remain ~
near The coast but, u I> 10 be hoped that the
other division Of hls followers. on hearing the reee
tcn Their companions have n.et wi,h on al sides
VIII CONSIDER Wiser 10 remain a, home and take 70
some more honorable ocCupailoaf TAe Captain
General, however, expects another Landing, aNi
everything Is prepared ~ give ,he new comerSa
Sh hg q er<A,,
The hne new steamer lSale Ia Nafo'lca, me Pla.
70. the habanerc, and AncuJarc> the two la1
AIMED rs men oi waf. al are cruising between
MaTel and Los (o.OratC> Tie hoNtrnDsnl has
acted " ith rpa prrmpneSS the troops m every IN
stance. have fought VEL and - have The country
people. wiih the troops ac' single case having
occurred of thelr joining thc nN adel> Tn fact, where
they did not hght. they were FtrirClN passive the
Truth = that public Sp'rt rs decidedly m favor Ot
the tranquility ard poSpcnil they have - long en-
loved We may. however W.irC,N something >iml-
Ian 10 the late absurd occurrences al Puerto Principe,
&c, hut 1t viii all blow over the moment they heg
OF LcpCzS defeat. lmpaTta.ly aS / always jutge
and write on these matters, ! feel every day mOce
and more conN need. aNcr What hear Mt witness,
thar The people oi tins island, bat with lew and ieS-
picahle exceptions. are becoming every day more
ayCr>s 10 revolutions. when htg "e'r grlfntg sc
would enGanger their lives and their property and.
decidedly opposed 10 Independence anne ysuon, or
any other poltCal change 10 be achieved by such
ignoble trtachtTouS means aS those that hey
Witnessing Let ~ hope, therefore, that IA view Of
the luSt treatment the pirates have met with. othe
VIII be deferred from attacking their moferSlye
neighbOrS but. should they 90 80, they must cone
prepared to encounter the same fate. There are
some here. both natives and fore yacrS. who think
tnai many oi these "pirascal amateurs have been
deceived by Lopez. With assurance Of General syn
pathy. &c, IN the island but should ne have ap-
peacd 10 such mear for the attainment OF hS unuS
unable ends, one can handy think that hiS life VII
be- safe IN New Orleans, should he ever return there
Pr 4 y >f,amsr Cbs-okeY
H,v,N, l7th August 1851
This written II the v'l last moment. lal
YOU must excuse broNlty, for Our minds are ~ mgch
,ugrossed with passing events, hearing reports OF
them, and appealing to proper sources 10 get Ahe
truth and mpaTt II Ia Others that must reier youto
Other friends, this time, for details. You may Also
rely upon our newspaper accounts, as our Captain
General, among many other sterling qualities That
he H. pc ssesSCd OF, both aS private ad public char
aCter. ls entli,b opposed iO the pdohcNo OF tlSe
OF a. NaCgerated statements. not only To satisfy pub
lic anxiety, bui 10 prove To ourenire population that
he is not unworthy oi the confidence that they have
reposod IA him. May God grant that ihe severe oi
luSt and necessary measures they have forced hlm
INTO may not be thrown away upon the d'stnroenm
our internal peace. prosperity, ana that good WILMA
have invariably marked the pOllf) ot ihlS nHefa.
ment and these ini All tanlS toward our helshhoNoi
the United states. The evaporation OF the people
here, however, has been great NJ The rcprluon0i
such praical attempts. carried ont under TIE cJe0
the nitcd states authorities AZ The South, ande
peclally IN New Orleans thus II Is "A wei knosn
itl
IN the execution of the law, we mlghi nave NiheSn
a serious cOnhlct between the authorities andM
population, nuIated as Il was against the lnIaucn
The sight of ten thousand persons, or ptObaly nam
no e. IT all classes and coior,, ready tO take llsts
niO their own hnnds n thc law ud not pfOceedm
H. extreme course. WIS rendered more imposing
from the fact that The nnaDtlnis oi { uba are pro
verbally pacific ana humane but theIr homes were
about to be invaded their iNcs an property puin
jeopardy by a desperate sot Of mauIders and oa
one feeling preyaucd-that -, >tl-pu' -ctvauon Ah
"A prottsfatiOn 10 thf whole WOfli that they are M
Wiling to change an iI0hcns gc name Tor q most dln'
gcrOus reality Severe as ;hc example has been haze
not these unfortunate men deserved II Do not lm
iaw of civilized nations. ihe repeated proc lamauOs
Of this, nay, of Their own GOseument, warn them
other neviablcfatc taken on me hgh seas or N
iheterrory OF friendly power Had they moi 10.
yadod our shores. quite uuproFOhed, needless 0l Al
consequences. 10 slaughter the defenders Of Coz
eminent which, whaiotor caummcs iay De- clcu'
lated against bv certain sei Oi people u toe Uni
ted Sialcs has. invariably. treated IFS cltZrns win
The most poin,CG consideration. even tO ofSne'
that ia many cases, has excited e jealousy oi Toe
Spanish subjects Who did not CONSIDER lu,mse1@
dealt with With street .mpartautyf lhed-sefuplm MT
Lorez's followers have been deceived or ms!ei bl
him under such promises as thdt the p"'pir' 49,
even the -Oldiery, wound cooperate win Wehi' VIZ
very moment of their landing, Nc aii kno" % en-
tlICly VOID Of foundation. " tness the tcuoi "hl '"
of the pabc meetings 10 the Spuih oi ne y LARS
ti ie private information through ifhl lfj Nht" th'
Cu6ars TO be opposed 10 such un"cicnmc fsitofs
the manner in winch almost every respectable paper
u the nhcd States had aisO informed th"u thal no
such sympathy existed n tbe Island towards any
assallors Of the public tranquility, al home or f'~
abroad but could they have .OrgOtl'n the rorepthH
that IopeZ and ls iO|iOwefs met @ith IA 'dfienas'
under circumstances and viff purposes precisely
Ccntlcal 70 those with who they had % dc 'pef'by
embarked Unfortunately tbs ldsL unais "hiaDs
facf destroys all presumption oi innoccnf" on tfu
part although It cannot lesson OR regret IDi ln'u
afe. when their vat aAd prosperous cyuhf) ft'ft'
To th,m % many honorable channels iOf ate eAei-
sc OF the gits that Providence had De.'oPse. Hi''a
them ior WISE, useful ard noble purposes"
Movements OF the Pampsro.
The following particulars IN relation 70
Cuban matters were received upon the sfn's0'
the steamship FLORIDA yesterday afternoon
through he mecIun q Mf Culver, ine f0f's'
Of that vessel. whose eentlemanly dsacano' am