The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-05

Havana 10 the olst OF August teiegraphed below the
city. We have a brief announcement of her news to
the effect that General Lopez and most Of his Command
hare been captured by the Spanish troops and erecuted"
second despatch, embracing the full particulars
will be forwarded at the earliest moment after the
steamer arrives at her wharf
Additional Intelligence, by the Schooner
Merchant and the steamship Cincinnati.
THE CUBAN ARMY AND ITS OFFICERS.
THE DEATH AND BURIAL OF GEN. ENNA-IIsr OF
GEN. LOPEZ FoRCE-QUIcK FIRING OF TILE AME-
RICANs-THE SPANIARDs DISMAYED, ETC.
CHARLESTON September 4, 1851
The Faro Industrial published at Havana, says -"We
authorized to publish the following of the
forces Of the traitor Lopez from document found among
papers taken from one Of the prisoners -
Six companies of infantry including officers. .219
One company OF Cuban patriots. 40
One company Of Hungarians. Observation-Disclosures.
One company OF Germans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LIST OF TIE CUBAN OFFICERS
General in Chef-Narciso Lopez.
Second in Command, and ChfeftAe staGJohn Pragay.
OFFICERS OF THE STAFF.
Capfain-Emmrick Rsdwitch.
Lie,aenGnts-Joseph Lewohl and Jlcys ROdendorf
.4Jutants-Colengena and Biumenthal.
Capfdin-Ludwig Schlessenger.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Miller.
SUgeon-HG ga Leurmgue
CoDmissny-G. A. Cook.
STAFF OF TIE REGIMENT OF INFANTRY.
the R:
Adjutant-Geo. A. Graham. George Parr.
Captain Robert Ellis sub,Lieut. J. L. La Hascan,
Lieut.. Z. Mcdonald. Do. r. H. BeOlinbridgs
S.pt tain, Jssn johnson. q LEW. LIZ william
A' Lieut.. janis Dunn o,, ga Lieut. James oAeiliy'
Captain J. G. Bridghsm, I'd Lieut.. J. A. Gray.
lat Lieut.. Richard yonden 80 Lieut.. J. N. Baker.
Ssps,n rhg IsHs I,pdpsas%
Ca.tain Henry Jackson, L, Lieut.. william Hubs.
I'd Lieut.. E. A. Simpson, Sd Lieut. James Camp.
I'd Lieut.. John l.. Bass. Sd Lieut. Thomas Hadwall.
REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.
Chief william l.. critsendsn, Asu.snt r. L. Stanford
Second Master Of Co minis Surgeon Ludoying yinks.
E is Lieut. H. ks James Lieut. 5 g. Bryce
Gs Ts v.S Lieut. L. Hunter
,..,,.u, lama. Captain Victor Kerr. = v,..
REGIMENT OF CUBAN PATRIOTS.
Capt hSs ToS.es ossr.o.
"a Miguel Lops IN a Eop
REGIMENT OF nUNGARIANs.
h hSr essass sS 1s .d P.s pa'n
Lieut.. Adambert Kerskes, Lieut.. Conrad Riehner.
GERMAN REGIMENT.
Captain, Hugosehlyet. Lieut.. Paul Mich ael:
Lieut.. oiOvanO FiaeOsee.
BALTIMORE, September 4, 1851.
Tn. Savannah papers contain full details of the Cuban
brought by the schooner Merchant at that port
and they substantially the same previously
ported by telegraph 1t appears that General Emma
killed in the battle fought the 18th, at Carambos.
His body sent by Lopez with flag Of truce to the
Spanish camp The whole city Of Havana turned out
his funeral, on the 2lst.
The Faro Industrial, of Havana, says that Lopezs ORR
gna army consisted of six companies of infantry three
and one Of Germans-total, 400 men.
The hospitals at Havana were crowded with wounded
soldiers.
The Spanish officers dismayed at the rapid firing
Of the Americans who are said to have fred four times
TO the spaniards once.
strong feeling Of indignation Is said to exist the
part Of the Americans at Havana against Mr. Consul
Owen.
The sarGnnah Ners states that Il was admitted by
spsniard, that the army under General Lopez rapidly
increasing, and that the creoles greatly elatcd
One hundred guns fred at Savannah on the re-
eoipt Of this news which, the papers there say
liable.
New oALEs~s Pic,Yrxr orrtcE
September 2, ISL
We have received the following account Of the battle
In which Gen. Emma mortaly wounded from
correspondent at Havana
The battle fought the coffee plantations for
merry owned by Gen. Lopez's wife.
The Spanish troops were drawn up in two columns
and at first refused to advance upon the patriots who
lined the fences in the vicinity
Cen. Emma then took thirty cazadors and charged
upon the patriots who succeeded In killing every Of
their asailans with the exception Of sido-de-csmp
In the charge, Gen. Emma mortsy wounded.
After the fall Of Gen Emma Gen Rosaes collected to
gether Eve hundred Of the Spanish troops and fed eav
ing seventy wounded upon the field Of action
Gen. Rosses was to be superseded for cowardiee by
Gen PAWS Of Matanzss
A letter, dated August 10TH from Puerto Principe
says that the insurgents successful in the Eastern
Department.
The government have abolished the central depot.
At the latest accounts Lopez Quanagy.