New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-22
LATER FROM HAVANA.
PART OF THE LOPEZ EXPEDITION CAPTURED,
OUTRAGES IN HAVANA
TIE STEAMER FALCON FIRED UPON.

The Cherokee, which sailed from Havana on
the 18th inst, brings word that the Spanish
war steamer Habanero captured four boatloads
OF men-hity persons IN all-at place called
Bahia Honda, about 10 miles west of Havana.
Probably the place called Cabanas' In our
Key West news, brought by the Winfield Scott
yesterday Ed Tubl 1t Is said that the men
were not armed. and that they were steering IN
the direction of New-Oreans. They were
brought to Havana by the Habanero, on Satur-
day morning, at AN, (Aug l6) and placed on
board a Spanish frIgate lying IN the harbor. We
have not learned whether any form OF trial was
held. They were executed at Il Is AN. OF the
same morning They were shot on the public
road IN Havana. At the least calculation, there
were present 10000 spectators. The following
are the names of the victims:
Col W. ;. Clendennen Capts +. :. Sewer, Vic
tor Ken. T h. Neacy Lieuts. James Brandt. } o
Bryce Thomas { James Doctors John Fisher and
X \ TouniQue Sergeants J. WhterewS and \.
Coichett Agt. r. {. Stanford PnVaies NJ. IL
Homes, Samuel Mills, Edward Ruman. George \
Arnold, b Wreey, William WSeman. AnSelmo
Torres Hernandez Patrick DILLON. Thomas llearsey,
samuel Reed. H. r Nmne NJ. Philips James l.
ManyIlle, G VI. Green, J. salmon. Napoleon Collins,
y IL Usher, VIM. Chilling, G.. \ Cook. :. q Jones.
NJ II Ball James BuNet Robert Caldwell, {. C.
VIM smith, \. Ross, p Brourke, John ChrlStdes,
VIM. Il. Little Robert Cantley, John G. Lanka, Jas.
stanton. Thomas namotl Alex. Mcl.cer, John
Stubbs James Ellis VIM. Hogan Charles \ ROBIN
son Total, 50
After they were shot they were dragged by the
feet by negroes and then lett TO the mob. who COM
menccd sirppme them of their clothes and carrying
them on sucks through the streets yelling ike 50
many demons MANY OF the CheroAee's passengers,
Who were on the spot Of execution, were pointed at
With sneer Of contempt, and many stopped IN the
streets and insulied, telling them they were one and
all OF the same parly-that they were Americans,
and that ere long they would be IN the same Siiua-
ton Al night II MAS dangerous for an American To
he IN the streets alone
The steamer Falcon, while on her way up the
coast OF Cuba. from Chagres, VAS fred At three
tunes hy the steamboat Habaner0. and was Obliged
10 hea,c too and boarded BY the officers Of The
Habancro. A1er the Falcon siopped,'the officers OF
the Hshanero cheered. As II they had gained Veto
~ This Is the third time the Falcon has oeen served
the same trek.
The l :. Sloop Albany Was IN port when
the Cherokee len She passed the steamer Empire
(l,y gong IN.
The following account of the search OF
/ the Falcon has been furnished Us
On the 10Th INST, as the l. ; Maj steamer Falcon
was proceeding on her voyage from Chagres % Ha-
vSnS. when OF that part Of the coast Of Cuba known
as the Bahia Honda. n 10 A. NJ, We saw the smoke
( Of steamer close IN shore, and shortly after she
hove IN sight. We then saw that she was large
frsate N chase OF Us When first seen she was
sandiue oui from the land directly across our course
evidently intending 10 cut u of We, however
held our course. and running only a, usual speed
soon le her eighi or ten miles asteTR nOtwIth>land
me- she seemed TO * DONG her lest. We a, frs'
took her FOR the Pzarro, but si;eTwald learned thai
she Was he isabella Catholca. formerly an English
steam frgaie-jAe CALEDONIA. A',er She had been
IN chase OF Us fer about an hour We S1N ne smoke
OF another steamer or our stNTooara bow, close II
shore huu down. She soon, however, showed her
self. steering 10 as TO head Us OF. N Which beng
fast gOer SHE succeeded She hrec two guns sho''e-
to Seaward 10 bring soon a. she Was WHALE
I about four miles but We TOOK no notice OF her unu
! she run down close aboard OF Us and nred thlru
. sho; across our bows Capt. Rodgers had boosted