The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-09-10

She brings accounts OF the capturc snO
execution OF Gen. Lopez and great por-
lion of his command, by the Spaniards,
and the total suppression OF the revolution"
lists.
SECOND DISPATCH.
LOPEZ GARROTED.
PlcAyuNE OFFICE. NEW ORLEANS. Sept
d. p. M.-The steamship Cherokee len
Havana on the lst inst. %. "'
From dispatches to the Pacayuhe Office,
we learn that General Lopez was captured
at San Chris,oval and brought to the city
Of Havana. where he was publicly CARROT
ed on the 29th ult. II ;M d
All bis men were likewise captured and
executed. .s.'i i+.' #';I
The insurgents were still msinta inisg
themselves in the mountains near Puerto
Principe. .e5a
[lhe punishment Of the garrote is dc.
scribed as placing the victim in sng easy
chair clamping his limbs. placing band
around the neck, and gradually pressing .
screw until the neck is broken.l .. u.
.,.... THIRD DISPATCH. . ,.a. .
.a New ORLEANS, Sept. f. I,
The steamer Cherokee arrived hera
yesterday morning from Havana, the pas
sengers OF which witnessed the execution
of Gen. Lopez. They say he ended his
his lite manlully. ry..,,,. .,..., ,4a,
The total failure Of the expedition was
attributed by Lopezt to the delay caused W
the separation OF Crittenden's command.
The Patriots have dispersed to the noun
iains. only thirty remaining with Lopez.
They lett him without single friend. and
be wandelel until run down by blood
hounds. His last words were, '.Adieu.
dear Cuba" g., 'g. t..a
Gen. Pragan has been killed al Pogas~
The Spanish accounts say that OF the NUM-
ber in the Pampero. (5oO) 65hsye already
been killed, and 436 are in prison. One
hundred are TO be sent TO Africa, the penal
colony OF Spain. as.y
Gen. Lopez declared himself deceived
with regard to the aid he expected from
the Cubans. ~ ~
A meeting was held on board the Cher.
okee, Gen. Lane Of Oregon, presiding, and
the following resolutions passed: 49,.
Resolved, That MIR. Owens, the Ameri-
can Consul at Havana, has forfeited every
right and title Of an American citizen; has
outraged every sentiment Of humanity, and
deserves the execration Of every friend Of
liberty. .,. -, 4
A resolution was also adopted request,
ing his recall by the President. 49,.
additional by the Cincinnati. Il.
The following dispatch came to .hasd
previous 10 those given above: lg, as.
aPICAYUNE OFFICE. Nav ORLEANS, Sept.
2.-We have received the following &C.
count Of the battle in which Gen. Ems
was inortally wounded, from our corses-.
pondeM at Havana. q I'll .iiiytsz. III.
The battle was. fought on tho coffee
plantation formerly owned by Gen. Lopszs
wife. t esak ,ee .i.g .r .8.E'.l
o The Spanish troops were drawn upia
two columns, and at first refused to sd-
vance upon the patriois. who lined tho
fences in the vicinity. 4 iaaiiiis, .eia
/. General Emma there took thirty Cs7e-
,dors and charged upon the patriots, who
succeeded in killing every one oil their %,
sailants, with the exception oi an aidsds.
camp. In the charge General Enna vss
morally wounded epi3.igi h l1da a,rs
After the fall Of Gen. Emma, Gen. iRp-
sales collected five hundred Of the Spanish
troops and fed. Leaving seventy wounded
upon the field Of action. falnGN aoy
Gen. Rosabes WINS TO be superosdsd for
cowardice, Dy Gen. Payis. Of Natsnzas.l
A letter dated August 18th. from Puerto
Principe. says that the insurgents were
successful in the Eastern Department. ci
The Government have abolished iks
Central Depot. ''. Hs1 '5f4t.1o' yr
Al the latest accounts Lopez VA hssr
Quanagy. :" %" ~. lgf sHao q"> Il inet
III will be observed that NE PicayuHs
throws tie entire responsibility of ihsSs
state statements mt upon i's Il "IHavana oorrsspca-