The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-23
The Details.

Honda 40 miles of Havana captured party Of forty
supposed 10 be steering for New Orleans.
They were brought TO Havana by the liabanero on Sat
lying in porr and executed Is minutes past II
the morning They shot the public road TO la
vana the least calculation in the presence Of 1000
spectators After they shot, they dragged by the
feet by negroes and then left the mob who commenced
sticks Though streets yelling like demons just escaped
from the botomles pie wreakiug their vengeance on they
Many passengsrs Of the Cherokee who the spot
and Witnessed the executions were sneefed anu pointed al
An American cannot appear the without being
most shameully iasued. and it is dangerous Tor any OF
them 10 walk out at night.
The following list of the OF the persons exc
Col. w. S. Clendinen, Capt F. s. Sewer, Capt Victor
Kew Capt F. b. Vvay, 1t. Jas. Barnitz, 1t O. Brlce,
sige a1s wh,s s%S Sc ses s cochs Adj
Stamford; Pr,vates-W il. Howe, Small Mills, Eiw Holl.
Tns Heaandsn .'p pacs Diaa Thns Hearsey samuel
Reed, II F. Fine, M Phillips, Jas N Many!e G. W
ch aia G Cook, s ? Jones Nj s Ha Ja, saxsr,
R. W. Caldwell, Wm, smith. Aross b B Ronke, John
Sraunton Thos Harnot Alex Mcllier John subbs John
Ellis, VIM. Hogan, and chas robinson. o, ch,.r.,
Havana that the morning OF the i6h, oil Bahia
Of her When first seen, She was standing directly
her bows with the evident intention OF cutting her OIL The
Falcon however, kept her course, and soon left the
ldga ate eight miles This vessel was the
| Isabella Cahoca, formerly the Cinard steamer Gale
While she still in chase, another steamer hove in
sight and also giving chase succeeded In heading OIL the
Falcon she fst fired two stafboafd guus 10 the leewafd
OF which the Falcon took notice Sue then ran along.
side, and fired three guns directly across the Falcons bows
though she had Ansrcd coors dying The Falcon then
heaved TO- officers OF the Spanish vessel gave
aud prepared TO board The boarding officer
behaved in exceedingly nsoent manner while on the
Falcon inqurng particularly Tor The Spanish passengers
He soon left however, and The Falcon proceeded on her
course 10 Havana.
The men who were shot a part of the Lopez ex
Pedion, which had landed few days previous. This
had created tremendous excitement ut Havana All
the Amecans acc beet with SPIES and none OF them feel
statements the position OF the government and the
| revoutionists be relied on.
The capaingeneral had sent force OF eight hundred
men meet Lopez, who, when they ascertained that he
had landed advanced certain Posion and refused 10
go further without reinforcement OF 700 men This was
them days before the Falcon arrived and the
ncation between Havana and the government troops,
which confirmed by The fact OF The government having
received no dispatches from the general IN command
The steamers cruising along the have with
better On the evening OF the 10Th the capaingen
era despatched terry boat to AHA Honda which
returned the night without obtaining any The
Habanero in the morning. bringing the captured
these men were taken among the Cages and is sup
posed MA taey wo'e a rom nae9 Whistler hey were
armed could not bs ascertaned. some hshernen,
who fret them the government niormatoa' ana
the Habanero despatched in pursuit
II is said she the boats down. and then picked up
the but nothing positive can be learned az no inter
course was allowed with the prisoners, and the govern
men, nothing but what answers US purpose
out ana shot ten at a time, flon behind. Not sign OF
fear a mufnut escaped from one oil them lneu oodles
red off and buried. Many Of the spectators possessed
themselves of their hats and clothing and placing Them on
sticks paraded through the streets OF Havana WIN savage
fury utedng most bitter against the hllbusteros,
by savage shouts and vivas for the captain
| general. =, ,,,-,.--
We learn from a gentleman, passenger IN the Ohero.ee
that a re port circulating IN Havana, lew hours before
her sailing to that Lopez had been attacked by
bodies OF Spanish troops, and after bloody aud had'
fought battle had been totally routed Lopez and few
follower. had escaped the mountains, and II was sup
posed that party executed at Havana got separated
rom their com panons, and took refuge in boats
There ia however reliable lnior nation oil these sc,
and they may only reports foot by the Spanish
thorities to deceive.
The news from California is only day later and pos
sesses interest. -
The United States soop ofwar Albany was at Havana
i LATER FROM CAHpRSAs Captain Brooks, OF the baque
Louisa at Philadelphia. from Csrdenas, which port he
left on the instant that some conflicts between
the troops patriots had taken place in the mountains
and in the latter reported 10 have sus
! lained repulse. :.
The planters much changed in their attachment to
the government, and the oitzens generally, without lear
or favor gave their sentiments OF bosuily
towards the powers that be. Things cannot remain much
longer they are IN Cuba ,#, a.,
Inc public mind greatly agitaed, and all the dis
possbe force OF the government both by land ana sea-
requision for the suppression oil rumors and
/ interruption of private communication.